Pizza Pilgrims' biggest slice of the pie yet, their Canary Wharf outpost is all about fun with a side of Neapolitan perfection. Nestled along a sunny quayside terrace with stunning skyline views, this spot boasts a playful twist with its Pizza Playground – a games room that takes post-pizza fun to the next level. The menu offers their signature delightfully doughy, charred-edge pizzas with delicious toppings like smoked anchovies, olives, capers, fennel sausage and wild broccoli. And if you've got room for dessert, the Nutella and salted ricotta dough ring is a sweet reward for any gluttonous streak.

Caravan Canary Wharf in Reuters Plaza brings chic industrial vibes with a dash of artistic flair to the heart of The Docklands for a delicious quick lunch in Canary Wharf. The restaurant's interiors are a nod to the sun-soaked, minimalist charm of Palm Springs, while the menu takes you on a culinary journey inspired by their founders' travels. Whether you're in the mood for baked cod fillet with miso butter, a masala spiced dhal bowl, spiced lamb sourdough pizza, or their indulgent espresso caramel tiramisu, this stylish haunt's all-day dining is an adventure worth taking.

Fancy a pub lunch in Canary Wharf? Gun is a riverside gem housed in a stunning Grade II-listed building that has been standing since the 18th century. Named after the cannon fired to celebrate the West India Import Docks opening in 1771, this gastropub hits the mark for foodies and history buffs alike. Head chef Bruno Minucelli fires up a menu that puts a fresh twist on pub classics, with dishes that are as posh as they are delicious. Think seared scallops swimming in a rich brown onion consommé and roast Yorkshire pheasant with a sour pear jus that packs a punch.

Perched atop the suave Novotel Hotel, Bōkan spreads its elegance across three floors, complete with a jaw-dropping roof terrace. This stylish haunt is decked out in exposed wooden floors, and vibrant brass accents, all offset by leather-backed chairs and sleek terrace sofas. Whether you're tucking into a mouthwatering cheese board, charcuterie, or hearty mains like seasoned lamb shank or line-caught British cod, this chic spot delivers the goods, no matter what culinary mood strikes.

Looking for the best places for lunch in Canary Wharf with a view? Scoff & Banter is a stunning eatery boasting floor-to-ceiling windows that give you a front-row seat to the Thames and the O2 Arena. Come down to munch on a tempting array of soups, sandwiches, and sharing platters, with crowd-pleasing mains like shepherd's pie with savoy cabbage and organic salmon in a rich shellfish broth on offer. For dessert, it's hard to go wrong with a classic apple crumble or Eton mess, along with a glass of vino from their carefully curated international wine list.

Wander through the rooftop gardens of Crossrail Place, and you'll stumble upon Pergola on the Wharf, a lush botanical paradise for foodies. With its sun-drenched interiors and walls dressed in ferns, flowers, and vines, this nature-inspired spot is the perfect blend of chic and serene. Set in the heart of Canary Wharf, it boasts a lush green bar and an inviting terrace where you can dine with panoramic views of the North Dock. Their menu shines with sustainably sourced dishes crafted from fresh, seasonal ingredients. Expect delights like steamed Cornish mussels, spicy chicken lollipops, pesto arancini, and so much more.

Iberica Canary Wharf offers a slice of Spain in the city, serving up a tapas feast alongside an impressive wine list that'll have you raising a glass (or two). The restaurant's warm wooden decor, burgundy furnishings, and quirky vintage posters set the stage, with a bull's head proudly watching over the bar. Whether you're mingling in the lively lounge downstairs or opting for a quieter spot in the mezzanine, you'll be treated to Michelin-starred executive chef Nacho Manzano's creations. Expect to tuck into ham croquetas, salted padron peppers, and grilled tiger prawns, with standout mains like confit artichoke, Catalonian fish stew, and twice-cooked lamb.

Obicà Canary Wharf is your ticket to a taste of Italy in the heart of London's urban jungle. Nestled in a stunning glass atrium with a waterside terrace, this mozzarella mecca serves up cosmopolitan cool with industrial-chic seating and greenery galore. The star of the show here? Mozzarella di Bufala Campana DOP, flown in from the farms of Campania and paired alongside high-quality Italian ingredients. Dive into a sea of Italian delights, from a squid and baby octopus stew swimming in organic tomatoes to gnocchi drenched in buffalo camembert fondue that'll have you coming back for seconds.

Market Halls Canary Wharf is the ultimate foodie playground, bringing together all of London's street food superstars under one roof. From the flavours of Malaysia to India, this spot is packed with culinary variety, a large selection of drinks, live music, and even live sports. With eight top-tier food traders, two fully stocked bars, and plenty of seating indoors and outside, it's the perfect year-round destination for a buzzy lunch. Whether you're craving dumplings, tacos, sushi, fried chicken, or some of the finest kebabs around, there's something for every taste. Our top picks? Definitely the slow-cooked beef bun from Sexy Bun and DF Tacos' buttermilk chicken tacos.

Sunday lunch in Canary Wharf, anyone? Hawksmoor Bar Wood Wharf is a floating feast for the senses, set in an eco-friendly pavilion that rises and falls with the tide. The dock-level dining space is paired with a 120-seat waterside bar, offering the perfect backdrop for indulging in the finest British produce. With grass-fed, dry-aged, ethically reared beef and sustainable seafood from the South Coast, their steaks are, without a doubt, the best in town — ideal for quelling any carnivorous cravings. Swing by for goodies like a succulent Sunday roast of 35-day dry-aged juicy rump steak served with all the trimmings, a crispy fish and frites sandwich, or the fiery charcoal chicken piri piri.