Fun Things To Do In Canary Wharf

Don your lederhosen for a truly authentic (and rowdy) German party experience in Canary Wharf. From schnitzels and steins to regular oompah bands, Munich Cricket Club is a brilliant celebration of all things Bavarian.

A unique self-serving wine concept, Vagabond is a grape activity for those who want something different in Canaray Wharf (see what we did there). With its carded machines, small plates and regular events and tastings, your love of wine will only grow stronger here.

Shuffleboard is the hottest new activity in town, and Canary Wharf has its own buzzing spot. With regular bottomless brunches and the chance to really have at it in the competition department, this is a great game for couples and groups combined. Helps that the building is VERY cool too.

Canary Wharf might be modern, but if you're in the mood to keep things strictly traditional, head on over for an English afternoon tea at The Gun. With views of the O2, scones, sandwiches and a glass of prosecco for just £35 per person, it's a worth investment.

A big boozy brunch in a vintage style diner restaurant? Sign up for a weekend at The Breakfast Club as they promise stonking great plates of mid-morning grub alongside bottomless prosecco or bloody marys for just £10 on top.

Not just your ordinary pizza restaurant, Pizza Pilgrims 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.

A deluxe live music experience, Boisdale of Canary Wharf are bringing sweet sweet sounds to the city. Sit down for dining, cocktails and a whole host of performers, from jazz and reggae through to regular star performers.

Surrounded by water, it's easy to see why someone like Go Boat has found itself a home in Canary Wharf. A self-drive boat, loomed over by the skyscrapers nearby, take your chance at being captain, grab a few drinks and let the minutes pass you by.