Eating & Drinking
Eat Out to Help Out at Canary Wharf
From steaks and smoothies, to pizza and pastries and everything in-between, we have you covered this summer.
share With the launch of the government’s ‘Eat Out to Help Out’ scheme more than 25 of our cafes, bars & restaurants have announced they will be joining the initiative.
Our wide range of eateries means Canary Wharf has you covered every meal (and snack) this month. Kick the morning off with a full monty at The Breakfast Club, grab a Hawaiian health-kick at Island Poké then settle into the evening with an akamuren modern ramen and hirata buns at Ippudo.
Those taking part include:
- Ahi Poké in Jubilee Place
- The Athenian in Jubilee Place
- Bird in Jubilee Place
- Black Bear Burger (delivery only), in Giant Robot, Crossrail Place
- The Breakfast Club in Crossrail Place
- Brewdog Canary Wharf in Churchill Place
- Crosstown in Jubilee Place
- Café Brera in Cabot Place
- Café Brera in Jubilee Place
- Café Brera Terrace in Cabot Square
- Farmer J (delivery & click and collect only) in Canada Place
- Five Guys in Jubilee Place
- Gaucho at Westferry Circus
- Humble Grape on Mackenzie Walk
- Island Poké in Crossrail Place
- Ibérica in Cabot Square
- Ibérica La Terraza in Cabot Square
- LEON in Cabot Place
- Mama’s Jerk in Jubilee Place
- Nicolas Wine Bar in One Canada Square
- Notes Coffee Roasters & Wine Bar in Crossrail Place
- No35 Mackenzie Walk on Mackenzie Walk
- Obicà – Mozzarella Bar, Pizza e Cucina in West Wintergarden
- The Parlour in The Park Pavilion
- Pure (takeaway only) in Canada Place
- ROKA in The Park Pavilion
- Shake Shack in The Park Pavilion
- Sticks ‘n’ Sushi in Crossrail Place
- Wagamama in Jubilee Place
- The Vurger Co. in Jubilee Place
Running Monday-Wednesday each week in August, the initiative covers 50% of the bill at participating restaurants – up to the value of £10 per head. There is no limit to how many visits diners can make throughout the month; however, alcoholic drinks are excluded from the discount.
More eateries will be added in the coming weeks so keep checking for the latest updates.
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