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It's a bit hard to find, being on an internal square in the Tower Bridge 1 development. Nice atmosphere with dim lights, music very low so mostly you …
Alice Gee
Coal Shed
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Coal Shed is open for Casual Dining. Coal Shed serves British dishes. Incorrect or missing information? Make a report, or claim the restaurant if you own it!Details
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1 Reviews on “Coal Shed”
It’s a bit hard to find, being on an internal square in the Tower Bridge 1 development. Nice atmosphere with dim lights, music very low so mostly you hear clinking of glasses and cutlery and conversation. Service is swift.True to their name they do BBQ food. I loved my order of the Surfboard. Mostly BBQ shellfish including 3 langoustine, maybe 5 large prawns, 3 scallops and 8 clams and mussels. Also some deep fried calamari. Served with care, in that a halved lemon came wrapped in cheesecloth so there was no danger of getting seeds in your seafood. Also served with melted butter and good alioli as well as some sea vegetables.I got my surfboard with beef dripping fries which were great especially dipped into the alioli. My other side of iceberg lettuce wedge remained untouched, because we over ordered, but the staff didn’t have a problem with wrapping it up to take home.My companion had a bunch of starters for diner. Beef cheek fritters from the snacks section of the menu were the star of his order, though he also liked the artichokes. The oxtail soup was a bit rich.We drank the cheapest red, a Nero D’avola which which was smooth and reminded us of vacations in Sicily. We attended the soft launch but at full price our excellent mealt would have been 78.