The Ledger Building - Tower Hamlets

The food at this restaurant is consistently reliable. During our visit to Canary Wharf, we enjoyed the nice selection of food and drinks. You can expect a consi... read more The food at this restaurant is consistently reliable. During our visit to Canary Wharf, we enjoyed the nice selection of food and drinks. You can expect a consistent experience here.

I went to this restaurant for breakfast, not expecting much. Unfortunately, the food was even worse than I anticipated. The eggs were burnt and rubbery, the bac... read more I went to this restaurant for breakfast, not expecting much. Unfortunately, the food was even worse than I anticipated. The eggs were burnt and rubbery, the bacon looked slimy, and the hash browns were also burnt. I took pictures and filed a complaint online. They offered me a free meal as compensation, but I declined.

The unfortunate thing was steps up to the restaurant but they did get a ramp out for us to go in and to leave ordered and paid from the table the drinks coffee... read more The unfortunate thing was steps up to the restaurant but they did get a ramp out for us to go in and to leave ordered and paid from the table the drinks coffee and hot chocolate were free refills Which was good and the machine was working another good point The meals came quite quickly and good portions

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 pers... read more 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... read more 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