If you're looking for places to eat in Canary Wharf, Scarpetta offers up authentic Italian food and fresh pasta right on Canada Square. Our tip? Don't forget to order some classic aperitivo or cocktails to top off a great meal.

You can expect all the usual hallmarks of a Scoff & Banter restaurant in Canary Wharf, from the British menu to the curated wine list, all located opposite the O2 Arena. There's even a full sized American pool table, live entertainment and a pretty terrace to keep you coming back.

For Canary Wharf restaurants on the river, look no further than M. This stunning spot is whisking you away to the French Riviera, where everything from St Tropez beach-inspired bottomless brunches and gastro dinners await.

Champions of the breakfast and brunch march, not only are The Breakfast Club here to quell all of your dining needs, visit them in the evening not only for a selection of cocktails and quirky interiors, there's also a roster of burgers and bites once the sun goes down. 

Bringing you a slice of Spain to Canary Wharf, Iberica is the tapas restaurant serving up delectable dishes in a warming environment. You'll find veggie and vegan-friendly dishes, with space for everything from first dates to large parties.

For outdoor restaurants in Canary Wharf, look no further than a trip to tapas bar La Terraza. Here, you'll tuck into a range of plates at a Spanish oasis, all washed down with sangria, beers or cocktails while enjoying the beauty.

Wahaca's Terrace Bar provides a great view over the hustle and bustle of Canary Wharf. Perfect for summertime socialising, with plenty of indoor space for when the weather changes, it's vibrant decor is matched with mouthwatering Mexican-inspired food and drink. 

If you prefer to dine alfresco, then look no further than The Parlour. Serving up a seasonal menu alongside a 40-strong wine list for breakfast, lunch and dinner, it's a top spot for a client meeting, a chilled lunch with colleagues or dinner and drinks with the after-work crowd.

Slinging out a menu of fresh lobster, seafood tacos and steak tartare, Shutters offers Southern Californian-inspired dishes in a chic and modern space. Thirsty? Enjoy their range of vino or opt for a signature cocktail - the coffee negroni is def a winner in our books.

Head to this bierhaus for a hearty meal of German classics alongside a stein or two. West India Quay's Munich Cricket Club serves a range of traditional Bavarian bites including five different types of schnitzel, their famous footlong bratwurst and curry wurst.

With an all-day menu that's got you sorted from morning till night, No.35 Mackenzie Walk is a no-brainer when it comes to places to eat in Canary Wharf. The waterside eatery has also got a beautiful outdoor terrace for those summer months and an impressive drinks list.

Get off the main Canary Wharf drag to find Gun, a traditional and cosy Great British pub serving classic seasonal dishes with impressive views to boot. Overlooking both the Thames and the O2, this is a great choice for after-work schmoozing with a couple of pints.

When it comes to restaurants in Canary Wharf, The Lowback bar by Hawksmoor is a firm choice. Head inside this gorgeous floating venue, where you'll be able to sink your teeth into signature cuts of beef, from burgers to ribeye steaks. As for drinks, opt for a cocktail.

Gaucho's Canary Wharf restaurant is an essential venture this summer, boasting spectacular river views in London from its panoramic dining room and leafy terrace. Perched within a prime dockland location, it's the perfect place to indulge in succulent steaks with clients, friends and dates. 

You'll be lost for choice over at Mercato Metropolitano - Wood Wharf. The sprawling destination hosts a number of trading partners whipping up fresh pasta, Chinese street food and pizza. And if you need something to wash it down, choose from sustainable cocktails or craft beer.

Known for its iconic beer, BrewDog in Canary Wharf is one of the best places to eat as well. We're talking scrumptious dishes including plant-based mains, beaut burgers and loaded fries, as well as over 30 different craft brews to choose from.

Fronting plenty of food stalls in Canary Wharf, Market Halls is giving you everything you need for dinner, whether it be sushi, tacos, fried chicken or dumplings. Pair your meals with drinks from their two fully-stocked bars.

When you're in need of a rooftop restaurant in Canary Wharf, Pergola is second to none for views and a luscious setting. Make your way through the garden on the highest floor of Crossrail Place, where bottomless brunch parties, bernaise burgers and truffle arancini await.

Boisdale of Canary Wharf is a two-floor restaurant overlooking Cabot Square. Comprising of a restaurant, oyster bar and grill, whisky bar, Cuban cigar library and live music venue, it's a quirky venue offering a night of high-end eating, drinking and entertainment under one roof.

Located in Churchill Place, this swanky restaurant and bar is both personal and professional; ideal for all events from client meetings through to after work drinks. There's a delicious food menu too, so you won't need to look far to wine and dine.

The Sipping Room is a crowd-pleasing Canary Wharf option; with cosy and snug interiors inside and a large outdoor terrace, the venue has considered all weathers. There's a long list of affordable cocktails and a short yet sweet food menu of British seasonal dishes.

Looking for some of the best pizza in Canary Wharf? We think you may have just stumbled across it. Join Pizza Pilgrims as they churn out ultimate bites alongside cool, industrial interiors, games to play on and plenty more to keep you entertained before and after eating.

Canary Wharf restaurants with a view? Head over to Reuters Plaza where The Alchemist has set up shop to bring you some of the most innovative drinks in the area, set against a stunning backdrop. With theatrical cocktails that fizz, pop and bubble, this restaurant bar pairs its drinks with great small plates to match.

If you're looking for somewhere that's as much a feast for the eyes as it is the stomach, Bōkan is absolutely killin' it. Found on the very top of Novotel Hotel, this joint is spread across three floors, including a rooftop terrace, slinging out elevated European fare.

Canary Wharf is home to all-day dining destination Chai Ki, which resides in the heart of Crossrail Place. Serving a menu of experimental cooking from the Indian sub-continent its dishes range from breakfast to dinner with authentic ingredients and innovative techniques. 

Steps away from Canary Wharf station, Smollenskys is a bar and restaurant in Canary Wharf that caters to all tastes. The menu is best described as modern American, boasting a few unexpected twists on meat and fish dishes alongside classic cocktails, Champagne and wine.