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*Top picks* - Focaccia bread, truffle chipsEmojimeter (out of 5)Veg options: Portion size: Drinks: Located at the *ground floor* of the Pan Peninsula …
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Came here on a Friday evening. Had an amazing time. Music was great, lots of variety. Lots of seating space at the bar and on the floor. The views of …
Pholoso Kate Masilela
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I had the opportunity to try their Baked Camembert and Bloody Mary upon visiting to photograph the sunset from their terrace. Not only the flavours an…
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9 Reviews on “The Attic”
I had the opportunity to try their Baked Camembert and Bloody Mary upon visiting to photograph the sunset from their terrace. Not only the flavours and quality were excellent, but the service and competence have been outstanding. Plus they have been very patient and understanding with my party of 9 photographers all eating and drinking while going back and forth to try different angles and light to shoot. I will go back for more mouthwatering bites and sips and more camera action!
The first time I went to Canary wharf, with all its buildings, I wished there was a restaurant or bar on the last floors of these sky scrapers, so that we can enjoy the magnificent view. And my wish came true when the Attic opened, not so long ago. Located on the 48th floor of the residential Pan Peninsula, it has the most breathtaking view; on one side you can see the Canary wharf landscape, and on the other, you can see the rest of London’s famous buildings like the shard.The atmosphere is very chic, but cosy and intimate at the same time.It is vibrant on the weekends and I recommend you make a reservation.I also love that it does not have a direct entrance, but you kind of have to go into the ground floor restaurant, ask for the entrance and go through two or three sets of doors, which makes you feel you are discovering some secret place.A part from the fact that they have varied and delicious drinks, the food menu is also exceptional. Everything comes in a platter, whether it is vegetables, meat, pizza , burgers or desert.Price-wise, it is, as you can expect, not cheap at all, but the view is worth every penny.
The place offers a spectacular view of the city. The cocktails here are extremely delectable and very delightful. You can also go for dinner after or before drinks. The place is a bit overpriced though, but is definitely worth the experience. I would definitely recommend this place for a great evening.
This place is very casual and just like any other normal bar in the vicinity of this area. Personally i felt the crowd at this place was a bit arrogant on the whole. the cocktails served at this place was nothing extraordinary and very usual. i would not recommend this place to any one.
This place offers an amazing terrace seating, and the view from the 48th floor is truly amazing. Though drinks are not permitted on the terrace, you can just sit and have some food while looking at the whole of London. The ambiance of the place is pretty well done as well and has a variety of seating to offer to the customers.
One of the coolest views in London, before the Shard/Heron Tower etc. went up, however the angle from the Wharf makes it really spectacular. Service is pretty snotty though, and the last time I went it was ridiculously hard to get into the bar, which was absurd as we had a table booked, and people waiting for us! Cocktails are a touch over-priced, but quite good, it’s a quite a plush lounge, but you’re there for the view, so hop out on the tiny balconies and take it in!
This is indeed one of the best kept secrets in canary wharf. nice restaurant and glad to see it listed here. The food is not that good, but I mostly go here for the view.