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 | | Embrace the great outdoors at Canary Wharf this spring | Stage two, we’re here for you. As of April 12, outdoor dining and drinking is back on the table in groups of six – and we couldn’t be more ready. The big question: where to go? Friends, we’ve got two words for you: Canary Wharf.
That’s right – this shiny, water-adjacent corner of the capital comes into its own in the warmer months in a big way. Not only does this private estate offer gorgeous views of the Thames, but it’s also home to lush, hidden parks, peaceful flower-filled gardens, London’s largest collection of outdoor public art, five shopping malls and cafés, bars and restaurants spilling out onto sunny outdoor terraces. We’ve put together a few tasty highlights – but for the full guide to dining and drinking at Canary Wharf, click below. | | |
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 | | Plateau Restaurant, Bar & Grill | Sip cocktails and treat yourself to a gorgeous French meal overlooking the glimmering cityscape on Plateau’s fourth-floor terrace (which also happens to be heated by the way). Perfect for making up for those missed lockdown moments.
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 | The Alchemist
| | Choose between two outdoor terraces at this deliciously different bar and restaurant. Best known for its theatrical experimental cocktails, The Alchemist is welcoming visitors without bookings (although you might want to book anyway to secure your spot). | | |
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 | | The Parlour | | Overlooking the Park Pavilion in Canada Square, this huge outdoor terrace is filled with greenery and just waiting to welcome you back with an impressive wine list and cuisine-spanning menu. | | |
 | | Ibérica La Terraza | Warm, long evenings are made for tapas and Spanish wine – and that’s exactly what you’ll get at Ibérica’s little sister, La Terraza, open only in spring and summer.
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