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Name
Hawksmoor Bar Wood Wharf
Description
Prime cuts of matured beef, seafood & other British classics served in striking environs.
Nearby attractions
Jubilee Park
Bank St, London E14 5JP, United Kingdom
Ice Rink Canary Wharf
Canada Square, London E14 5AB, United Kingdom
Crossrail Place Roof Garden
Crossrail Pl, London E14 5AB, United Kingdom
Harbour Quay
London E14 5GX, United Kingdom
One Canada Square
London E14 5AB, United Kingdom
Canada Square Park
25 Canada Square, London E14 5AH, United Kingdom
Eden Dock
Eden Dock, Heron Quays Rd, London E14 4HJ, United Kingdom
Jubilee Park Water Fountains
45 Bank St, London E14 5NY, United Kingdom
Traffic Light Tree
5TG, Trafalgar Wy., Blackwall, London, United Kingdom
Canary Wharf Roof Garden
43 Fishermans Walk, London E14 5HA, United Kingdom
Nearby restaurants
Dishoom Canary Wharf
13 Water St, London E14 5GX, United Kingdom
Hawksmoor Wood Wharf
1 Water St, London E14 5GX, United Kingdom
Nora
7 West Ln, London E22 3AA, United Kingdom
Mildreds on the Wharf
12 Park Dr, London E14 9ZW, United Kingdom
Marceline
5 Water St, London E14 5GX, United Kingdom
Roe - Canary Wharf
5 Park Dr, London E14 9GG, United Kingdom
Feels Like June
G/F, 15 Water St, London E14 5GX, United Kingdom
BrewDog Canary Wharf
2 Churchill Pl, London E14 5RB, United Kingdom
Emilia's Crafted Pasta (Canary Wharf)
12 George St, London E14 9QG, United Kingdom
Patty&Bun Canary Wharf
15 Park Dr, London E14 9GG, United Kingdom
Nearby hotels
TRIBE London Canary Wharf
15 Water St, London E14 5GX, United Kingdom
Hilton London Canary Wharf
S Quay Square, Marsh Wall, London E14 9SH, United Kingdom
Fraser Place Canary Wharf, London
80 Boardwalk Pl, London E14 5SF, United Kingdom
Novotel London Canary Wharf
40 Marsh Wall, London E14 9TP, United Kingdom
London Marriott Hotel Canary Wharf
22 Hertsmere Rd, London E14 4ED, United Kingdom
ARK Canary Wharf
ARK, 20 Crossharbour Plaza, London E14 9YF, United Kingdom
ibis London Docklands Canary Wharf
1, Off Baffin Way, Preston's Rd, London E14 9PE, United Kingdom
Lincoln Plaza London, Curio Collection by Hilton
2 Lincoln Plaza, London E14 9BN, United Kingdom
Docklands Lodge
244 Poplar High St, London E14 0BB, United Kingdom
Azzurri Short Term Stays Canary Wharf
32 Harbour Wy., London E14 9XP, United Kingdom
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Hawksmoor Bar Wood Wharf

1 Water St, London E14 5GX, United Kingdom
4.4(140)$$$$
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Prime cuts of matured beef, seafood & other British classics served in striking environs.

attractions: Jubilee Park, Ice Rink Canary Wharf, Crossrail Place Roof Garden, Harbour Quay, One Canada Square, Canada Square Park, Eden Dock, Jubilee Park Water Fountains, Traffic Light Tree, Canary Wharf Roof Garden, restaurants: Dishoom Canary Wharf, Hawksmoor Wood Wharf, Nora, Mildreds on the Wharf, Marceline, Roe - Canary Wharf, Feels Like June, BrewDog Canary Wharf, Emilia's Crafted Pasta (Canary Wharf), Patty&Bun Canary Wharf
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Phone
+44 20 3988 0510
Website
thehawksmoor.com

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Featured dishes

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dish
Roasted Scallops

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Nearby attractions of Hawksmoor Bar Wood Wharf

Jubilee Park

Ice Rink Canary Wharf

Crossrail Place Roof Garden

Harbour Quay

One Canada Square

Canada Square Park

Eden Dock

Jubilee Park Water Fountains

Traffic Light Tree

Canary Wharf Roof Garden

Jubilee Park

Jubilee Park

4.6

(1.2K)

Open 24 hours
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Ice Rink Canary Wharf

Ice Rink Canary Wharf

4.0

(739)

Open 24 hours
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Crossrail Place Roof Garden

Crossrail Place Roof Garden

4.6

(2.2K)

Open until 9:00 PM
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Harbour Quay

Harbour Quay

4.7

(70)

Open 24 hours
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Nearby restaurants of Hawksmoor Bar Wood Wharf

Dishoom Canary Wharf

Hawksmoor Wood Wharf

Nora

Mildreds on the Wharf

Marceline

Roe - Canary Wharf

Feels Like June

BrewDog Canary Wharf

Emilia's Crafted Pasta (Canary Wharf)

Patty&Bun Canary Wharf

Dishoom Canary Wharf

Dishoom Canary Wharf

4.8

(3.8K)

$$

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Hawksmoor Wood Wharf

Hawksmoor Wood Wharf

4.5

(847)

$$$

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Nora

Nora

4.6

(37)

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Mildreds on the Wharf

Mildreds on the Wharf

4.7

(651)

$$

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Roger Chan (R C H A N)Roger Chan (R C H A N)
Went here on a Sunday night with a couple of friends to have a casual catch-up. There were maybe three other tables dining and four people at the bar, so very quiet naturally given the space and the time. There was an unusually large amount of staff just looking like they needed something to do or just chatting with each other. Two people on front of house, three people at the bar and about three-four people working tables. The attitude and friendliness of the staff varied massively, unfortunately the one member of the team who served us just seemed like they didn’t want to be there or was not having a great day. They seemed exhausted at the questioned we asked (definitely not the standard of service you’d receive at a normal Hawksmoor) and refused to tell us they were out of key items like the triple cooked chips, served us standard chips and thought we wouldn’t notice? Again, this was just casually brushed off as soon as we questioned it, like having a lower cost substitution was just normal. This was food that ended up being returned since we refused it after, this also happened with a scallop dish that had been mistakenly ordered. Other members of staff seemed more happy and invested in helping but it took three asks over fifteen minutes to just get some ice. At no point did anyone ask how the food was, if there was anything else that we wanted etc. a basic level of service expected when dining out. The food itself was okay, I had the tartare, poutine and fried chicken. It was of a good standard, seasoned and hot. Nothing to rave about but good enough for a business meal. Would I go back? Unlikely. I’m sure it’s a lot better during the week but I’d rather go to a Hawksmoor if the service is going to be a lot better (and it is).
ConnieConnie
Excellent Sunday lunch at The Lowback, which is part of Hawksmoor, and located underneath (I’m not quite sure what the difference is - it’s the same food and menu, and I booked through the Hawksmoor website, but they didn’t have any record of my booking at the Hawksmoor restaurant bit and sent us downstairs to the Lowback bar). The bar is described by staff as more relaxed than the restaurant - and we weren’t disappointed. It’s very beautifully decorated, in a lounge-bar style (padded leather seats and booths), and the staff were very friendly and attentive. We ordered the sharing rump roast for two (£26 pp) and it came very quickly, displayed in a roasting dish with medium/medium-rare beef, 2 enormous Yorkshire puds, carrots and cabbage, roast potatoes, two half bulbs of garlic, roasted shallots, and a jug each of bone marrow gravy jus. We also ordered a side of creamed spinach which was delicious and herby. The cauliflower cheese looks excellent too! It was incredibly filling and delicious. Cocktails were superb too with really interesting ingredients and flavours. (The Tommy Verde has tequila and green tomato, and the Fat-washed Old Fashioned with Woodford Reserve bourbon and tonka bean). It was a very relaxed lunch and very pleasant looking out onto the water side. Booking recommended! Bathrooms / facilities were in immaculate condition too.
Anthony LohAnthony Loh
The Lowback is the Hawksmoor's more laid-back cousin. I normally don't think much of fancy steak places like the Hawksmoor (why do they put on airs when all they're doing is warming up a slab of meat?!) so the Lowback is much more up my alley. The Sunday roast is very good. You can have it pink or well done, or if you are in a group you can have it served family-style. It comes with some nice little touches, like the chunk of roasted garlic, and the big Yorkshire pudding with a potato tucked inside so you have one left over to mop up your leftover gravy and horseradish. (They also do chicken as an alternative to beef.) However, the kitchen seemed a little slow when we visited about 14:30. It took around 30 minutes for the food to arrive from ordering and it didn't seem particularly busy. Maybe the Hawksmoor upstairs was more crowded? At least they have a selection of good cocktails to help pass the time and whet the appetite.
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Went here on a Sunday night with a couple of friends to have a casual catch-up. There were maybe three other tables dining and four people at the bar, so very quiet naturally given the space and the time. There was an unusually large amount of staff just looking like they needed something to do or just chatting with each other. Two people on front of house, three people at the bar and about three-four people working tables. The attitude and friendliness of the staff varied massively, unfortunately the one member of the team who served us just seemed like they didn’t want to be there or was not having a great day. They seemed exhausted at the questioned we asked (definitely not the standard of service you’d receive at a normal Hawksmoor) and refused to tell us they were out of key items like the triple cooked chips, served us standard chips and thought we wouldn’t notice? Again, this was just casually brushed off as soon as we questioned it, like having a lower cost substitution was just normal. This was food that ended up being returned since we refused it after, this also happened with a scallop dish that had been mistakenly ordered. Other members of staff seemed more happy and invested in helping but it took three asks over fifteen minutes to just get some ice. At no point did anyone ask how the food was, if there was anything else that we wanted etc. a basic level of service expected when dining out. The food itself was okay, I had the tartare, poutine and fried chicken. It was of a good standard, seasoned and hot. Nothing to rave about but good enough for a business meal. Would I go back? Unlikely. I’m sure it’s a lot better during the week but I’d rather go to a Hawksmoor if the service is going to be a lot better (and it is).
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Excellent Sunday lunch at The Lowback, which is part of Hawksmoor, and located underneath (I’m not quite sure what the difference is - it’s the same food and menu, and I booked through the Hawksmoor website, but they didn’t have any record of my booking at the Hawksmoor restaurant bit and sent us downstairs to the Lowback bar). The bar is described by staff as more relaxed than the restaurant - and we weren’t disappointed. It’s very beautifully decorated, in a lounge-bar style (padded leather seats and booths), and the staff were very friendly and attentive. We ordered the sharing rump roast for two (£26 pp) and it came very quickly, displayed in a roasting dish with medium/medium-rare beef, 2 enormous Yorkshire puds, carrots and cabbage, roast potatoes, two half bulbs of garlic, roasted shallots, and a jug each of bone marrow gravy jus. We also ordered a side of creamed spinach which was delicious and herby. The cauliflower cheese looks excellent too! It was incredibly filling and delicious. Cocktails were superb too with really interesting ingredients and flavours. (The Tommy Verde has tequila and green tomato, and the Fat-washed Old Fashioned with Woodford Reserve bourbon and tonka bean). It was a very relaxed lunch and very pleasant looking out onto the water side. Booking recommended! Bathrooms / facilities were in immaculate condition too.
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The Lowback is the Hawksmoor's more laid-back cousin. I normally don't think much of fancy steak places like the Hawksmoor (why do they put on airs when all they're doing is warming up a slab of meat?!) so the Lowback is much more up my alley. The Sunday roast is very good. You can have it pink or well done, or if you are in a group you can have it served family-style. It comes with some nice little touches, like the chunk of roasted garlic, and the big Yorkshire pudding with a potato tucked inside so you have one left over to mop up your leftover gravy and horseradish. (They also do chicken as an alternative to beef.) However, the kitchen seemed a little slow when we visited about 14:30. It took around 30 minutes for the food to arrive from ordering and it didn't seem particularly busy. Maybe the Hawksmoor upstairs was more crowded? At least they have a selection of good cocktails to help pass the time and whet the appetite.
Anthony Loh

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Reviews of Hawksmoor Bar Wood Wharf

4.4
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3.0
1y

Went here on a Sunday night with a couple of friends to have a casual catch-up.

There were maybe three other tables dining and four people at the bar, so very quiet naturally given the space and the time. There was an unusually large amount of staff just looking like they needed something to do or just chatting with each other. Two people on front of house, three people at the bar and about three-four people working tables.

The attitude and friendliness of the staff varied massively, unfortunately the one member of the team who served us just seemed like they didn’t want to be there or was not having a great day. They seemed exhausted at the questioned we asked (definitely not the standard of service you’d receive at a normal Hawksmoor) and refused to tell us they were out of key items like the triple cooked chips, served us standard chips and thought we wouldn’t notice? Again, this was just casually brushed off as soon as we questioned it, like having a lower cost substitution was just normal. This was food that ended up being returned since we refused it after, this also happened with a scallop dish that had been mistakenly ordered.

Other members of staff seemed more happy and invested in helping but it took three asks over fifteen minutes to just get some ice. At no point did anyone ask how the food was, if there was anything else that we wanted etc. a basic level of service expected when dining out.

The food itself was okay, I had the tartare, poutine and fried chicken. It was of a good standard, seasoned and hot. Nothing to rave about but good enough for a business meal.

Would I go back? Unlikely. I’m sure it’s a lot better during the week but I’d rather go to a Hawksmoor if the service is going to be a lot better...

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5.0
1y

This is a review of a booking made for 03/02/2024.

My partner and I were celebrating our four year anniversary and wanted to go here for dinner, following the really positive experience in last year’s anniversary in another Hawksmoor branch.

We ordered the creamed spinach, vegetables and individual steaks. The chips were added as part of the steak. The steaks were cooked to perfection, medium rare, and everything was delicious.

The decor was excellent. Dark, which added to the atmosphere, but lit just enough to create a personal feeling with the person in front of me. Everyone was lovely and comfortable to be in.

The service was excellent. The receipt doesn’t have the server name but shout out to the lovely woman with the Goku tattoo, you helped add to a fantastic day and evening and I just want to say thank you very much for everything. I hope the Master Roshi addition goes well!

I have already recommended this place and Hawksmoor branches to my friends and colleagues, one of whom was also in London over the weekend and went to a branch in the SOHO area and said he and his partner also had a great time. There’s now interest in checking out the branch in Dublin, where we’re based, to see.

The food was delicious, the service was the golden standard and the decor was great and the price reflected the quality and experience of the meal and time spent.

I would happily come back again and make further...

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5.0
2y

Excellent Sunday lunch at The Lowback, which is part of Hawksmoor, and located underneath (I’m not quite sure what the difference is - it’s the same food and menu, and I booked through the Hawksmoor website, but they didn’t have any record of my booking at the Hawksmoor restaurant bit and sent us downstairs to the Lowback bar). The bar is described by staff as more relaxed than the restaurant - and we weren’t disappointed.

It’s very beautifully decorated, in a lounge-bar style (padded leather seats and booths), and the staff were very friendly and attentive.

We ordered the sharing rump roast for two (£26 pp) and it came very quickly, displayed in a roasting dish with medium/medium-rare beef, 2 enormous Yorkshire puds, carrots and cabbage, roast potatoes, two half bulbs of garlic, roasted shallots, and a jug each of bone marrow gravy jus. We also ordered a side of creamed spinach which was delicious and herby. The cauliflower cheese looks excellent too!

It was incredibly filling and delicious. Cocktails were superb too with really interesting ingredients and flavours. (The Tommy Verde has tequila and green tomato, and the Fat-washed Old Fashioned with Woodford Reserve bourbon and tonka bean). It was a very relaxed lunch and very pleasant looking out onto the water side.

Booking recommended! Bathrooms / facilities were in immaculate...

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