300 Restaurants near Blyth Cl, Isle of Dogs, London E14

"The team behind Hackney City Farm’s Frizzante have come to Mudchute’s country-meets-city adventure to see if they can replicate their award ..." Read our full review

Sushi Hand Friends is an authentic, little sushi spot in Greenwich with a playful shop facade, off the beaten track location and a choice few tables inside, ... Find out more

As a local family, we often walked along the river with our two children, wishing we could, one day, open our own cafe on the riverfront. Our common early ... Find out more

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"Thanks to a tidy refit by Young’s Brewery, this Greenwich riverside watering hole is now shipshape and ready for action once again. Inside it off ..." Read our full review

" This bright red, gloss-painted eatery on the Isle of Dogs is what happened when the folks from the kebab shop over the way decided to go upmarket. O ..." Read our full review

"It’s hard to beat the riverside location of this historic Greenwich boozer (dating from 1837). At high tide, take a seat in a bay window projecti ..." Read our full review

Manjal restaurant first opened in 2013 in Canary Wharf, London. The name Manjal is from Tamil Language for turmeric, which is a spice widely used in Indian ... Find out more

Chola – the Tamil Kingdom who ruled Southern part of the Indian subcontinent, SriLanka and parts of South Asia over five centuries, the kingdom and pe ... Find out more

Here at The Calabash Restaurant & Bar, we serve a variety of food such as jerk chicken, rice, fish dishes and more. Find out more

This new restaurant has stunning views of the river and Cutty Sark and is perfectly located for the Thames Clipper and the Olympic events of 2012. The intri ... Find out more

"Tiny Byblos Harbour is one of the few Docklands restaurants to successfully achieve that elusive neighbourhood feel and credit must go to the staff who ..." Read our full review

Manjal restaurant first opened in 2013 in Canary Wharf, London. The name Manjal is from Tamil Language for turmeric, which is a spice widely used in Indian ... Find out more