Fun Things To Do In Canary Wharf

• Location: 14 Charter Street, E14 5GZ
• Price: varies depending on time and date
• Best for: date night, team-building, group day out, stag and hen dos 
• Why we recommend: this is your chance to step into a real-life game show and experience the tension, adrenaline, and excitement of The Cube

If you're looking for things to do in Canary Wharf for couples, then this immersive experience is perfect. Grab a partner and take on seven legendary challenges from the classic TV show inside its nerve-wracking walls.

Think you've got what it takes to conquer The Cube? Get ready to put your wide range of physical and mental abilities to the test, including balance, speed, and quick thinking, with no margin for error.

• Location: 25 North Colonnade, E14 5AB
• Price: varies by trader
• Best for: groups, after-work fun, casual celebrations, and street-food fans
• Why we recommend: here you'll find eight killer food traders, two buzzing bars, waterfront views, and, ultimately, a fun-filled, affordable outing

Market Halls Cargo Canary Wharf is the ultimate hangout for those who love their street food. This sleek, spacious venue pulls together eight next-level street-food traders and two fully stocked bars under one seriously stylish roof, with everything from plush leather seating to marble-topped counters.

Whether you're grabbing a modern gourmet kebab at Le Bab, hopping between cocktail rounds, or claiming a sunny space outside overlooking the water, it's a great spot designed for eating, drinking, and making a night of it.

• Location: 9 Cabot Square, E14 4EB
• Price: classes from £40 per person
• Best for: happy hours, bottomless brunches, cocktail masterclasses, and group nights out
• Why we recommend: we think that The Cocktail Club has themed brunch parties, killer cocktails, and an atmosphere that guarantees a great time

On the hunt for Canary Wharf events tomorrow or another time? Formerly called the London Cocktail Club and still known for their happy hours, complete with fun bartenders and delicious drinks such as the Bramley Apple Smash or the fizzy Roxanne, The Cocktail Club is a great place to have a drink.

But, you'll be pleased to hear, they also have themed bottomless brunch parties spanning house, musical themes and more for the ultimate experience.

• Location: 25 Fisherman's Walk, London E14 4DH
• Price: from £15 per person 
• Best for: quirky date night, group activities, stag and hen dos 
• Why we recommend: this is a playground for grown-ups, blending childhood nostalgia with craft cocktails and a lively atmosphere. If you fancy competitive fun with your mates, this one's a winner

Check out Fairgame, an activity bar with a funfair theme that's an ideal pick of things to do in Canary Wharf this weekend. Get stuck into Whac-A-Mole and Shoot The Clown, all while eating street food and sipping on cracking drinks.

The innovative RFID wristband tech links to the venue's bespoke app too, meaning your scores and leaderboards will be tracked to give the winner from your group ultimate bragging rights. 

• Location: West India Quay, 12 Hertsmere Road, London, E14 4AE
• Price: lunch from £8.95
• Best for: bottomless fondue, great pints, group meals and live music 
• Why we recommend: this bar is the closest you'll get to Oktoberfest in London all year round. With live music, steins of beer, and Bavarian feasting, Munich Cricket Club is the ultimate party spot for German-themed fun

Don your lederhosen for a truly authentic (and rowdy) German party experience in Canary Wharf. Thanks to regular oompah bands at live music nights on Thursdays and Saturdays, Munich Cricket Club is a brilliant celebration of all things Bavarian.

But that also extends to brunches complete with unlimited cheese fondue served alongside cured meats, grilled seasonal vegetables, potatoes, bread and cornichons. Cheesy Euro-pop and 90 minutes of bottomless bier, Munich-mosas and spritzes also feature.

• Location: 12 Hertsmere Road, London, E14 4AE
• Price: varies 
• Best for: Neapolitan slices and arcade games, group nights out and dates 
• Why we recommend: we think this is a fun, interactive spot with games, gorgeous views, and hands-on experiences. Whether you're tucking into a slice by the water, battling it out over foosball, or learning the art of pizza-making, Pizza Pilgrims is always a great shout 

Not just your ordinary pizza restaurant, purveyors of all things Neapolitan, Pizza Pilgrims at West India Quay are providing entertainment and gorgeous views of the waterside. If you're not sunning it with slices outside, head in where foosball tables and board games are waiting.

Otherwise, their Canary Wharf events in 2025 include pizza-making masterclasses too, so you can get an insight into how to make these bad boys at home, guided by expert chefs.

• Location: Mackenzie Walk, 29-35 Mackenzie Walk, Canary Wharf, E14 4PH
• Price: from £43.20 per person
• Best for: boozy dinners, big celebrations, catch ups with friends
• Why we recommend: with river views, two courses and a choice of unlimited drinks, No.35 packs a whole lot into its bottomless dinner

No.35 stakes a strong claim to the bougiest bottomless dinner in Canary Wharf. Right on the dock, with incredible views across the river, you'll tuck into a decadent two-course meal, plus free-flowing drinks. 

With a choice of tipples, you can can get as loose and luxurious as you want. Choose your favourite package and sup on unlimited prosecco, handcrafted cocktails, Whispering Angel or Prestige Veuve for an extremely reasonable £60 to £90 per person. 

• Location: 21 Pepper Street, E14 9RP
• Price: games are free with food and drink purchases
• Best for: an affordable date night, groups, and hanging out with friends 
• Why we recommend: this pub is essentially a mini playground for adults; whether you're up for a game of pool, a few rounds of darts, or just a great beer and pizza combo, Pepper St. Tavern is the perfect spot to kick back and have some fun

Pepper St Tavern is a British pub located just across the way on the Isle of Dogs - a place where the classic pubbing experience is combined with a first-floor gaming room that's sure to keep you entertained for hours.

Retro arcade games, pool tables, table tennis, foosball and smart darts all await upstairs, plus 20 taps of craft beer and lager behind the bar - with New York-style pizza to accompany.

• Location: Amazing Grace, 12 Bank Street, Canary Wharf, E1 4DD
• Price: from £55 per person
• Best for: delicious dishes, dancing and bottomless booze
• Why we recommend: here you can fuel up your dancing feet with burgers and Korean fried chicken before busting big moves on the dancefloor

The fabulous feast is just the beginning at The F*cking Fabulous Brunch 2026. You'll kick off with a delicious two-course meal and a free-flowing hour of bottomless beer, wine, prosecco and cocktails.

With the plates cleared, the party goes into overdrive. Expect DJs behind the decks banging out the very best house, old-school classics, funky house and disco.

• Location: West India Quay, Off Hertsmere Road, E14 4AL
• Price: £42.90 per person
• Best for: views, hot tubs, relaxing
• Why we recommend: a brilliant way to see the area, this floating hot tub tour allows you to soak in the warm water while finding out more about your surroundings

One of the most unique experiences in the area, Skuna Boats offer a Floating Hot Tub Tour of London's Docklands. Sit back and relax at 38 degrees, perfect for unwinding at any time of year.

While you journey around the docklands on water, their experienced tour guides will teach you more about the area. You can book in groups of up to seven, with bubbles up for grabs as well.

• Location: 10 Cabot Square, North Colonnade, E14 4EY
• Price: brunch from £38 per person
• Best for: groups, hen or stag dos, brunches and fun date ideas
• Why we recommend: we love Electric Shuffle as it's great for group nights out with a competitive edge; if you're on the hunt for things to do in Canary Wharf for adults, this is a sure-fire hit 

Shuffleboard is the hottest activity in town, and this waterfront area has its own buzzing spot complete with a unique twist from state-of-the-art electronic scoring and fun mini games.

With regular bottomless brunches to cover you for Canary Wharf events this weekend and the chance to really have at it in the competitive socialising department, Electric Shuffle is a great place for couples or groups alike.

• Location: 29-35 Mackenzie Walk, E14 4PH
• Price: from £38.50 for brunch, and £43.20 for dinner
• Best for: luxe weekends, group celebrations, date nights, and catch-ups with friends
• Why we recommend: this venue provides riverside views, plates cooked from scratch, and some of the most indulgent bottomless brunches and dinners in Canary Wharf

No.35 Mackenzie Walk brings waterfront glamour to everyday dining, serving plates cooked from scratch, with breakfast through to supper, in a sleek dockside setting just minutes from Canary Wharf station. Whether you're easing into the day with a coffee, sinking into an all-day brunch, or catching up over cocktails on the sun-drenched terrace, this stylish restaurant and bar hits the sweet spot.

And every Saturday, the venue turns things up a notch with two ultra-luxe experiences: a decadent bottomless brunch featuring a two-course menu and free-flowing prosecco, cocktails, or even unlimited Veuve Clicquot, and an equally indulgent bottomless dinner that swaps daytime sunshine for shimmering waterfront nightlife and endless pours of everything from prosecco to Whispering Angel.

• Location: 4 Cabot Square, London, E14 4QT
• Price: varies by event
• Best for: date nights, dinner with entertainment, and music fans 
• Why we recommend: with a great mix of live performances, from jazz legends to tribute shows, Boisdale of Canary Wharf is a must-visit for those who love live music, a good steak, and a smooth glass of Scotch 

A deluxe live music experience, Boisdale of Canary Wharf is bringing sweet, sweet sounds to the city, all inspired by your favourite genres and artists. Sit down for dining, cocktails and a whole host of performers, from jazz and reggae through to tributes like Frank Sinatra, Stevie Wonder, Elvis, ABBA Mania and soul DJ nights. 

You can also indulge in a menu featuring premium steaks, fresh seafood, and Scottish delicacies, and sip on a vast selection of whiskies and expertly crafted cocktails.

• Location: 12 Bank Street, E1 4DD
• Price: varies
• Best for: live music, dancing, food and drink
• Why we recommend: promising live music almost every single night, Amazing Grace is a vibrant venue that knows how to throw a party - and their menu is fantastic too

A lively party bar and restaurant in the heart of London's Docklands, Amazing Grace is a great shout for nights out throughout the week. It combines state-of-the-art sound systems with cool, atmospheric lighting, making for the perfect performance backdrop.

From Tuesday to Sunday, you'll find live music taking place in the evenings. Enjoy cocktails or beers from the bar, paired with pan-Asian plates like pulled beef brisket bao, Vietnamese fried tofu and bavette steak in a sweet soy glaze.

• Location: 9 Park Dive, E14 9GG
• Price: varies
• Best for: stag and hen dos, groups, couples, and work socials 
• Why we recommend: whether you're a rapper, singer, or just a music enthusiast, Qube offers a one-of-a-kind recording studio experience. From laying down tracks to learning the art of DJing, this is the ultimate immersive music adventure, all with unlimited drinks to keep the creativity flowing

In the heart of Canary Wharf, you'll find Qube. This music studio experience provides access to behind-the-scenes activities, including DJ sessions, song production, and 3D sound experiences in studios used by artists such as Ellie Goulding and Lewis Capaldi.

You can create your own song adventure, whether you're a rapper or a singer, and even learn how to hit the decks yourself. What's more, there are even unlimited house drinks to accompany your visit. 

• Location: 30 Churchill Place, E14 5RE
• Price: from £30 per hour
• Best for: work socials, groups, team-building, and friends
• Why we recommend: we think that this venue is a cool place to socialise with a spot of interactive golf to spark your competitive nature. There's also shuffleboard and delicious cocktails, so you can make a night or day out of it 

Looking to unwind without leaving the business district? Then check out Pitch Wharf at 30 Churchill Place, an exciting activity venue split across two floors. There are a variety of different games to get involved in, from shuffleboard to their signature interactive golf, which offers quirky modes like Bullseye and Party Putt.

Live DJs provide tunes in the evenings, and there's even an outdoor terrace that's ideal for the warmer months. The kitchen ensures that you won't go hungry either, serving up fare like hot honey halloumi fries, club sandwiches, and smash burgers with fries. 

• Location: 1 Cabot Square, West India Avenue, E14 4QJ
• Price: varies
• Best for: stag and hen dos, team-building, birthdays, or casual nights out with friends
• Why we recommend: this interactive experience is clay shooting without the countryside. Whether you're sharpening your skills or just here for the fun, Clays brings a thrilling, social experience to the heart of Canary Wharf

If you're looking for unusual things to do, Canary Wharf has you covered with Clays. The experience simulates clay pigeon shooting (including having huge replica guns to use) across a range of gloriously fun minigames, so make sure you have your eye in. 

Get over here with a group and grab party food platters, or take to the waterside terrace when you fancy some cocktail refreshments after all the competition.

• Location: Canary Wharf Shopping Centre, Crossrail Place, E14 5AB
• Price: free entry
• Best for: nature lovers, families, relaxed weekend strolls, and a free daytime date
• Why we recommend: this is a lush rooftop jungle in the heart of the city, complete with free performances and hidden corners to explore

Hunting for things to do in Canary Wharf for free? Crossrail Place Roof Garden is one of the area's true hidden gems. This tropical, glass-covered oasis sits just above the bustle of the Wharf, offering a peaceful escape filled with exotic plants, winding paths, and quiet benches perfect for a midweek breather or a leafy weekend wander. Open throughout the summer, it brings a burst of greenery to the financial district, without costing a penny.

But the garden isn't just a pretty place to stroll. It's also home to Bloom, an intimate 80-seat amphitheatre that hosts free performances ranging from live music and theatre to seasonal festivals. 

• Location: Bellmouth Passage, London, E14 4PH
• Price: around £125 for two hours (fits up to 8 people)
• Best for: groups, families, and unique date experiences
• Why we recommend: GoBoat lets you experience Canary Wharf from a whole new perspective, cruising the docks at your own pace, drinks in hand, and skyscrapers all around you

Surrounded by water, it's easy to see why someone like Go Boat has found itself a must-do for outdoor activities in Canary Wharf. A self-drive vessel, loomed over by the skyscrapers nearby, is letting you take your chance at being captain, so grab a few drinks and let the minutes pass you by across a unique experience.

Here, you can drive your own electric boat around the stunning waterways of Canary Wharf, bring your own drinks and snacks for a floating picnic, and relax and enjoy the skyline views from the water.

• Location: 15 Cabot Square, E14 4QS
• Price: from £25.38 per adult for one race
• Best for: groups, teenagers, family fun, team-building, and stag or hen dos 
• Why we recommend: you can totally channel your inner racing driver at this indoor track and go head-to-head with your mates, reaching impressive speeds 

K1 Speed Canary Wharf offers an electrifying indoor karting experience on a 750m track with high-performance electric karts and full-motion race simulators to continue the thrills off the track, perfect for competitive racers. Packages feature the Speedpass, including two races and extras, and weekly promotions such as Grid Night and Race & Sim, adding extra value.

With a fully licensed Paddock Bar and Kitchen, corporate packages and exclusive venue hire available, it's an ideal spot for all occasions.

• Location: 15 Water Street, E14 5GX
• Price: rooms from around £195 including breakfast
• Best for: stylish staycations, weekend explorers, and couples
• Why we recommend: we think that this hotel comes with sleek design, incredible skyline views, and a playful base for diving into Canary Wharf's cool, quirky side

TRIBE London Canary Wharf is the perfect spot to crash after a day of fun. Just a ten-minute stroll from Heron Quays DLR and perched right by the Troubadour Theatre and The Cube, this chic hotel blends convenience with serious style. Rooms are compact but beautifully curated, with cloud-soft beds, rainfall showers, Kevin Murphy toiletries, a retro Roberts radio, and panoramic floor-to-ceiling windows that frame everything from The O2 to charming canal boats. When dusk hits, the skyline transforms into a twinkling, cinematic backdrop that you could happily get lost in.

And when hunger calls? Head downstairs to Feels Like June, TRIBE's California-inspired restaurant, where tropical greenery, coral velvet chairs, and scalloped art meet summery cocktails and feel-good comfort food. 

• Location: No. 1 Warehouse, West India Quay, E14 4AL
• Price: free entry
• Best for: families, daytime dates, history buffs, rainy-day explorers
• Why we recommend: discover 400 years of Docklands history in a gorgeous Grade I-listed riverside warehouse, complete with free galleries, hands-on exhibits, and plenty to keep the kids entertained

Looking for things to do in Canary Wharf with kids that won't cost a penny? London Museum Docklands is your golden ticket to an afternoon packed with stories, surprises, and some seriously impressive riverside views. Housed inside a beautifully restored 19th-century sugar warehouse, this free-to-enter museum takes you on a journey through London's maritime past, from bustling trade routes and pirate whispers to the rise of modern Canary Wharf.

Open daily from 10am to 5pm, the museum is a dream for families: little ones can dive into interactive galleries, explore the history of the Thames, or burn off energy in the brilliant Mudlarks play area (a total win on a rainy day). Grown-ups, meanwhile, can wander the atmospheric floors, pause for a tea break in the café, or browse the gift shop for nautical-themed treasures.