Best Bars In Canary Wharf

Any venue with a secret, garden-inspired lounge ticks all kinds of boxes for us. This is a refreshingly airy and relaxed hangout, where cocktails are as quirky as they come and the solid choice of wine spoils. Get yourself over during the warmer months, when the alfresco terrace finds its mojo.

Hailed for their happy hours and a favourite of Canary Wharf bars open late, The Cocktail Club Canary Wharf has 2 for £12 cocktails all evening long, from brambles to mojitos and espresso martinis. Settle into their party palace as you enjoy theatrics from their bar staff and chart-topping tunes.

Coming in hot with an 18-metre-long bar is Oasis Bar & Terrace in Canary Wharf, home to a very pretty rooftop with 360-degree views of Canada Square Park. The space is incredibly versatile, transforming all year round from a sports and film screening playground to an ice rink. You can expect to enjoy all your favourite beers and signature cocktails here too, like a Desert Heat Paloma, Mystic Mezcal Mule or a classic Aperol spritz. 

When you're not ogling at the vast amount of food options available at MMy Wood Wharf, make sure to check out the sustainable cocktails from Ethika and craft beer from Italian Job. Plus, you can find jazz music playing at TAM.

These purveyors of fine craft brews have given a little extra detail to their Canary Wharf location. Rocking cashless tills, accepting cryptocurrency and even pouring 'Hop Exchange' a beer that fluctuate sub price with the FTSE 100, it's the perfect new spot for an after-work drink. 

Looking something a little unusual? Then head to Munich Cricket Club. This German Bierkeller is ideal for a bizarrely brilliant time of Bavarian-imported beers, bangers from a weekly Oompah band, and a menu of classics like slow-roasted pork knuckle and dumplings.

If you're looking for a classic British pub experience with a fun-filled twist in Isle of Dogs, Pepper St Tavern is the place to be. With 16 screens for sports as well as a games room filled with retro arcades, pool tables, table tennis, foosball, and smart darts, you'll be spoilt for choice at this cosy boozer. Plus, they've got a massive selection of craft beers, ciders, and lagers, accompanied by delicious New York-style pizza. Yum, yum.

Spread over three floors at the top of the Novotel Hotel, Bōkan is one of the best rooftop bars in Canary Wharf. Boasting stunning views across the city and interiors to die for, it is a gorgeous place to sink many a drink, as it has an exceptional selection of wine on offer.

Located in the heart of the business district, this place is home to a stunning selection of British dishes, cocktail masterclasses and tasting experiences alongside weekly live events where you can catch tribute acts, talented artists and up and coming musicians. That's what makes it one of the best bars in Canary Wharf with music. 

For rooftop cocktail bars in Canary Wharf, Pergola is a fantastic shout. This leafy paradise is found tucked away at the top of Crossrail Place, through the gorgeous gardens on the highest floor. Better yet, there's DJs on Friday nights and bottomless brunch parties or Sunday roasts come the weekend.

With locations scattered throughout London, Market Halls Cargo Canary Wharf is a great spot for your drinking needs. Along with food offering such as tacos, sushi and fried chicken, the venue offers plenty of wine, beer and cocktails to keep you and your pals well-watered.

Rocket is the perfect location for young professionals to wind down in after work, or the ideal setting for nailing your next business lunch. The bar boasts a vast selection of cocktails, and both floors extend onto an outdoor terrace for some alfresco dining with spectacular views.

A sister site to Chai Ki, Toddy Shop Bar is an elegant all-day bar and eatery in the heart of the Canary Wharf Crossrail Place. Taking inspiration from coastal drinking dens of India, it serves quality drinks and enticing small plates of fresh seafood and innovative soul food. 

For a bar that transitions seamlessly from day to night, look no further than 640East Canary Wharf. They serve up Caravan Specialty Coffee in one shipping container and a rotating selection of independent craft beers in another. Enjoy all of these drinks in their heated outdoor space.

After the best cocktail bar? The Alchemist is bringing you some of the finest tipples for a bit of theatrics. From interactive drinks that fizz, pop and bubble, to a stunning selection of internationally-inspired eats.

Sitting high above the Canary Wharf skyline, Qibo Skybar brings bags of city style and sophistication. Only bookable for groups of 13 or more, its floor to ceiling views give you ludicrous views of London as you sip on celebratory sunset cocktails or get down to business over a long lunch.

Outside, you can take your pick of two stunning rooftops. Both are perfect for late night lounging, big birthday celebrations or a well-earned post-work glass of fizz.

The Sipping Room is a sleek choice of Canary Wharf bars and restaurants that serves delicious seasonal dishes throughout the day to hungry revellers. Part of the Drake and Morgan family, this place upholds high standards with fresh ingredients and quality cocktails. 

Pizza Pilgrims have headed East, serving great pizzas coupled with 16-person foosball, plasma screen TVs and vintage video games. The famous pizza maestros serve all the same Neapolitan pizzas that made them famous in the first place, alongside being one of the most cheap bars in Canary Wharf.

It's not hard to see why No.35 Mackenzie Walk is one of the most popular bars in Canary Wharf. Alongside its beautiful outdoor terrace, waterside views, tasty cocktails and all-day menu of light bites and bigger meals, the spot also as a range of draught beers, bottles and wines.

Located right in the heart of the business district, Pitch Wharf is a two-storey activity bar that's ideal for blowing off some steam with friends or colleagues. Their interactive golf experience allows you to play all sorts of fun minigames on the large screens, and they've got shuffleboard tables to get competitive on as well.

There are a wide variety of beers and cocktails to enjoy, as well as modern Asian bites like soy and ginger salmon or Korean fried chicken. Head down in the evenings for live DJ sets, and be sure to check out the outdoor terrace during the warmer months.

Located in a Grade-II listed building, The Gun is a quirky spot for Canary Wharf bars with a view. As well as having a swish restaurant, the venue has a more informal pub perfect for grabbing a post-work pint or going for a cosy time over the weekend - and it's only a short stroll from the centre of the business district.

The team behind Flight Club are bringing Canary Wharf an all-new spin on a great British pastime. Unwind after a busy day with a trip to Electric Shuffle, a technology-infused re-imagining of shuffleboard with additional delicious food and refreshing drinks.  

Located within the Docklands, Amazing Grace is an impressive live music bar that hosts world-class performances throughout the week. Expect cutting-edge sound and lighting alongside a cool, atmospheric interior with a stage at the front.

Sip signature cocktails like the Spicy Senorita or a Mango Number 5, paired with tasty pan-Asian eats. We're talking Japanese fried chicken, charred broccoli with black garlic, wagyu beef burgers and much more.

For Canary Wharf bars showing the latest game, look no further than Sports Bar & Grill. This place has all the major sports on SKY and BT, alongside games ranging from darts to pool keeping you occupied too.

Leadbelly's is a unique and quirky space with a focus on fresh, seasonal produce. This contemporary bar is perfect for chilled after-work drinks and relaxed dining, whether that's brunch, a Sunday roast or anything in between. 

In the heart of London, Fremantle Bar and Kitchen combines vibrant energy with a laid-back vibe, making it the perfect spot for everything from casual drinks to a special night out. The sleek, modern decor features exposed concrete, chic velvet furnishings, and stylish bar seating, creating an inviting space to relax with friends or colleagues.

The menu is a flavour-packed journey, blending Mediterranean, Middle Eastern, Asian, and South American influences with a unique Australasian twist. Whether you're digging into a perfectly grilled dish and mezze platters, munching on a crispy chicken katsu sando, or sipping on one of their creative cocktails, Fremantle has something to satisfy every craving.

If you're looking for a Canary Wharf bar, then be sure to check out Hawksmoor Bar Wood Wharf. Not only is this fabulous venue floating on the water, but it's also home to a 9-metre-long bar that whips up signature concoctions. Hungry? There are dry-aged steaks for that.

Tucked discreetly beneath the DLR on North Dock, SOMA Canary Wharf brings Soho's acclaimed speakeasy energy to East London. Created by Kricket founders Rik Campbell and Will Bowlby, this intimate 50-capacity cocktail sanctuary blends sleek industrial minimalism - think laser-etched steel, exposed concrete, and mood lighting - with a warm, central sunken bar.

Here, world-class bartenders mix creative cocktails infused with Indian spices and botanical heritage.

After the best wine bars? Look no further because Humble Grape is what you need. Think wines on rotation, with over 400 lines available by the bottle. There's even delicious food to soak it all up and beaut interiors too.