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Please note, due to licensing restrictions we can only welcome guests over the age of 18 onto the premises.
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Overlooking the Thames, in a peaceful neighbourhood not that far from the bustle of Canary Wharf, The Grapes is one of the oldest pubs in London. Charles Dickens was a patron, and even made reference to the pub in his novel 'Our Mutual Friend'. Leaseholder Ian McKellen has written a brief history, here, should you wish to find out more. |
Whilst our history goes back over 500 years, our menus are a little more up-to-date! If you're looking for something quick and tasty like a pie and a pint, you’ll find tempting pub grub downstairs in the bar, or on our heated riverside deck. Upstairs in our intimate dining room you'll discover sumptuous white-linen service for dinner. Join us on a Monday evening from 8pm for our very popular pub quiz. We look forward to seeing you soon.
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Photography by Paul Reiffer |