The Henry Addington

NOW OPEN… A Stylish Alfresco Bar | Amerigo Vespucci

NOW OPEN… A Stylish Alfresco Bar In The Heart Of Canary Wharf The alfresco bar will be an ideal venue for private functions from corporate occasions to simply drinking with friends.

Amerigo’s will have two large screens available to view all the sporting action, our bar area will be offering a large selection of Prosecco based cocktails carefully blended by our bar staff, we have introduced a “spuntini” menu which offers a large selection of finger food ideal for a quick lunch or a gathering after work with friends traditional Italian nibbles such as crisp calamari’s to Parma hams marinated olive and spicy Italian sausages.

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Tube Jubilee line) - Canary Wharf station is about 200 meters from Henry Addington's Bar.

Canary Wharf station is accessible for a person using a wheelchair.

DLR Canary Wharf station is about 180 meters from Henry Addington's Bar.

Canary Wharf station is accessible for a person using a wheelchair.

Click here to see a map from You can see the bar from the Canary Wharf Underground station.

The Henry Addington - Canary Wharf

Located in Canary Wharf, at the heart of London’s Docklands, The Henry Addington is a classic British pub serving only the finest cask ales and the most sumptuous pub food.

Boasting 9 hand-pulls, there’s always a superb range of seasonal and regional real ales pouring on the bar as well as the St Austell brewed Nicholson’s Pale Ale – made with Cornish Maris Otter malts and a hand-picked blend of English hops.

A traditional British Pie House, the pub prides itself on serving sumptuous pies  with a dedicated menu bringing you the best seasonal recipes.

With cosy leather chairs inside, and benches spread out along the river outside, The Henry Addington is certainly a pub to welcome you all year round.

Click here for The Henry Addington’s menus including their Speciality Pie House menu

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As well as being home to one of the capital's busiest business districts, Canary Wharf is also home to some of the finest pubs you'll find in East London.

From to the Henry Addington to The George, these are the best pubs in Canary Wharf.

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This traditional pub is right next door to Canary Wharf station.

Surrounded on all sides by swanky offices and right the heart of the city's financial industries, this is a good spot to escape for a while and try the pub’s wide selection of cask ale, wines and spirits.

It’s a pub with real history, too, named after the former British prime minister and doctor who treated George III while he was suffering a bout of madness.

An insider's guide to Canary Wharf - Telegraph

The following information was correct at the time we went to press, but please be aware that in just 24 hours, joints on the Wharf can open, close, achieve greatness, become rubbish, swap charming, helpful staff for unintelligible, rude ones, change their CD collection of unobtrusive musak for heavy-duty, ear-bursting club anthems, run out of everything but lager and alcopops and double their prices.

A charming, if tiny, boozer, with a well-kept cellar, pleasant staff and a well-regarded fish restaurant.

If you must stay on the Wharf try the Cat and Canary (North Colonnade), Davys Wine Bar, The Henry Addington (Mackenzie Walk, 020 7513 0921), or the noisy and cramped Nicolas Wine Bar (Tower Concourse, 020 7512 9283).

If the weather's good, grab a drink and sit outside All Bar One (Mackenzie Walk, 020 7513 0911), The Slug and Lettuce (South Colonnade, 020 7519 1612) or Smollensky's (Nash Court, 020 7719 0101).

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