The Ledger Building - Tower Hamlets
The Ledger Building
Description
Welcome to our vibrant eatery, located at the northwest corner of the former Import Dock, where history meets contemporary comfort. Our establishment is named in homage to its original purpose, serving as a repository for the ledgers of the West India Docks. We invite you to join us during our opening hours: Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday from 9:00 am to 12:00 am. Please note that for the comfort of all our guests, children under 18 are welcome only between 9:00 am and 9:00 pm. Enjoy a range of facilities designed to enhance your experience, including complimentary wifi, TV screens for your entertainment, and a licensed outside area perfect for relaxation. We also provide baby changing facilities to accommodate families. To make your visit even more convenient, don’t forget to download the Wetherspoon app. With just a few taps, you can effortlessly view pricing and place your orders straight to your table. We look forward to welcoming you!.
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- I told you. I hope they'll put their hair back. disappointed, embarrassing and disgusting.
Being at one corner of canary wharf... This place is real value for money... Had pork ribs with a glass of cider and price was only pounds... Food was very tasty... Bar area is very good... Its quite a open place in dining area...
I recently visited this place and it was quite a decent experience being there. The food was excellent, especially the burger. The service was pretty decent as well. The ambience was quite warm and the place is a decent one to let your hair down and have a good time. On top of this, it is quite cheap as well. I would definitely go back there.
The best Wetherspoons we've been to we've been to quite a few!! Beautiful building in a great setting on Canary wharf. The toilets are stunning!! Price per person: £10–20 Food: 4 Service: 4 Atmosphere: 4
What can I say, set in a stunning Grade I listed building from 1802 in the West India docks at Canary Wharf, The Ledger is possibly the classiest Wetherspoons I’ve ever found myself in, and one of the first where the toilets are downstairs, not up three flights of stairs and round the back of Narnia! Food? It’s standard Wetherspoons grub, it’s not Michelin-starred, but it’s hot, tasty, and won’t have your wallet weeping. The drink selection’s solid, the prices are spot on, and the setting is an absolute gem. OK, so like most Wetherspoons I've been too the tables could be cleaned more often, but I'll cope. Extra points for being right next to the Docklands Museum , perfect if you’ve got kids in tow and need somewhere reliable (and affordable) to refuel after all that history hunting. All in all: old building, new appreciation for the humble ‘Spoons. Price per person: £10–20 Food: 3 Service: 3 Atmosphere: 5 Vegetarian offerings: Not sure
