A unique Korean pub with fairly standard array of drinks but the food is definitely worth a try. I have been a few times and would rate the food as good, perhaps the only real problem is the interior which is pretty tatty. However, once you get past that hurdle, it is a really good place to try something different.
From the outside this looks like it could be a pub converted into a dodgy Korean BBQ joint. But inside it's a cosy, warm place an open fire, creaking wooden floorboards, all illuminated by candlelight. There is a piano, the pizzas are fantastic, and only a small number of other punters. I just hope its reputation as an average Korean BBQ place and the fact that Google lists it as "Permanently Closed", keep away the trendies from the Biscuit Factory so I can enjoy it in peace.
What seems like a tiny pub has a large back room (although not in use during the mid-afternoon when I popped in). Very friendly staff with what looked like excellent Korean food. Not an amazing range of beer, but decent range of Korean spirits and other drinks. Will be back to try out the food.
Just discovered this little local gem a month ago and it most definitely is my favourite place right now. Open fire, candlelight, piano, and the best pizza in town. The owner has great music taste too - always a plus after a busy day at work! The pub quiz is pretty decent, although the beer is so good, I doubt i'll ever win! A perfect cosy little place nestled by the river - tell all your friends! I think this is going to be one of those 'I know this great little place in London...' haunts.
Wow!
The pizza is fantastic! Better than the Italian restaurant we went to the previous night. When we were there on Saturday at 6pm the staff were very friendly, the atmosphere was chilled with Frank Sinatra playing and an open fire burning and candles providing subdued lighting.
What a surprise!!
Make a reservation
Order online
Find the best restaurant in London
An error has occurred! Please try again in a few minutes