Reviews Print House Bar & Kitchen

Amazing delicious meal and friendly staff. Most of all, the venue interior, exterior was so so nice. Cool symbolic sculpture. I hope the print house re-opens soon.

Veg. Sunday roast????? Wow it's giant and tasty. That's second time I came over with my partner and we really enjoyed our time.. Nice atmosphere, tasty food and friendly stuff

Love this place! Great selection of cocktails and beer, delicious food and awesome atmosphere. Love going there every other week!

Since it changed owner (yet again), everything is delightful: food, drinks, staff, decor & promotional nights (quiz night, tapas night etc). Wholeheartedly recommended.

Best Sunday Roast around! Incredible value and the service is top notch!

First visit to the print house earlier tonight - very very impressed with food, service & general atmosphere. Would def recommend.

Great local, good outdoor space, lush roasts & decent promos on most days**

Had a family Sunday dinner in this week, we had a party of 12 from the moment we arrived the staff were excellent . The food is to die for its a quirky pub/restaurant not the run of the mill pub grub,it's more like a 5 star grastro bar. The staff were very helpful with wine and beer selection we all felt at home throughout the evening. We all agreed to come back.
It's a real gem for food and drink in the heart of Stratford .

Nearly everything during our meal at the Print House Bar and Kitchen melted in our mouths. Except one, gooey, delicious delicacy. And I bet you’re wondering just what it was, Sunny friends! 

When we stopped to ask someone for directions, we were told to just look for a structure that resembled the shape of the Olympic torch. I was definitely skeptical about that.

Sure enough, when we saw the distinctive Strand East Tower across a bridge, we knew we were headed to the right place.

Located on the bank of the Three Mills Wall river in Stratford, the building is very historic. It was previously a printing warehouse. Some designs that served as logos for the building are still featured on the exterior. It’s said that this dog originated as a pencil drawing by a printer.

We loved the Print House Bar and Kitchen’s large exterior, and the interior was even more spacious. Having space for yourself is a bit of a battle in London, especially when dining. So, this restaurant’s modern, open style of the bar and dining areas is a real treat.

Having only opened a few months ago, the Print House features simple, but refined British food. Mr. Sunny and I ordered our adult beverages and made our menu selections.

Mr. Sunny’s enjoyed his Starter, the Ham Hock Terrine, Scotch Egg, Beef Brisket and House Pickles. I had originally wanted it, but conceded to Mr. Sunny. I was thankful I did when it arrived. The Scotch egg had black pudding in it. That’s something I haven’t tried yet.

When my Starter hit the table, I was elated! What a beautiful presentation!

I loved my Smoked Salmon, Horseradish Creme Fraiche, Mixed Leaves and Apple. The seafood paired delicately with the tart slivers of green apple.

We learned that the Print House attracts a young professional crowd and gets quite busy in the evenings. Also, since their Sunday Roasts are spectacular, that’s generally their busiest day. Because it was Saturday and we couldn’t order from that menu, I naturally gravitated toward a burger.

The Scotch Angus Beef Burger (180g) in a Brioche Bun, Tomato, Date Jam, Pickles, House Chips and Monterey. The bun was like a big, buttery pillow surrounding the beef. It melted like candy floss (cotton candy for my US readers) around the meat.

But that wasn’t the only thing melting during our meal. Mr. Sunny’s Main course topped my food again! He dined on the Lamb Shank in Citrus and Thyme with Creamy Colcannon.

Not only was scrumptious, but also the lamb melted off the bone. I made Mr. Sunny stop eating so I could grab this shot of the bare lamb bone to share with you.

Between the brioche bun and the teflon lamb bone, our lunch was sliding right down our stomachs. Until the Sticky Toffee Pudding snuck on to the table… I’m a real sucker for Sticky Toffee Pudding. This one came with an airy cloud of vanilla marscapone. It had trouble written all over it. 

This danger dessert trapped me like a spider’s web. My fork was lassoed to my hand! I couldn’t stop scooping big bites in my mouth. It’s the first time I’ve had sticky toffee pudding that wasn’t so sweet it stopped me after just a few bites.

Unbelievable.

Print House Bar and Kitchen has really fabulous food, but the Sticky Toffee Pudding with Vanilla Marscapone Cream is the true trophy. If you try it- it will trap you too!

Trying to ignore our food coma, we gazed out the window for a few more minutes.

We just weren’t quite ready to leave. Thank goodness the restaurant also has a huge terrace. 

I hear it gets pretty lively with jazz bands and other activities at night and on weekends. 

And, you won’t believe what this Florida girl who is fully focused on finding sun and fun in London found next…

That’s right, Sunny friends. Print House Bar and Kitchen also has a BEACH!

The only problem is, I was stuck to the is chair for a while.

The Print House Bar and Kitchen is located at 133 High Street, Stratford, London E15 2RB. The large outdoor terrace, neighboured by the distinctive Strand East tower makes it an ideal space to grab a drink or enjoy a meal. Or, get stuck in a lounge chair, like I did.

Damn good atmosphere. Adjacent to the river and you can enjoy food and liquor in a serene ambiance. Good service of the staff and polite conduct. Chicken skewer is a nice food option to try. The sauce has a magical flavour. The location is very convenient.

We booked a table for 4(ended up 5) for 1730 (yesterday 25OCT)but we got there at 1745, but we rang to let them know. From the outset the staff were INCREDIBLE! From the greet staff to the bar staff to the wait staff, everybody was smiling & happy & so friendly. The food was very nice too but the employees made our pre-ABBA show experience just awesome! Jim & Tonic has an amazing ambience & very cool/current vibe. Decor is super trendy & lovely too! THANK YOU ALL, you are beautiful humans!!

8 of us enjoyed a good meal at Jim & Tonic, the only small downside being over a peanut allergy. There was no mention of peanuts in the pudding on the menu but having asked (just to make sure), we were told that there were. Confusion reigned! In the event, there were no peanuts in the pudding in question and the matter was settled. What was really impressive was the way the manager dealt with the situation extremely professionally and generously took something off the bill. We would happily return to eat there again.

Amazing find and perfect for the ABBA arena. Harry went the extra mile for our party of 10 but the whole team were great and offered exceptional service. Food, service and drinks were amazing. Great place to meet. Highly recommended.

Great selection of drinks. Food was nice but limited menu. Team were really friendly would definitely recommend

This lovely bar and restaurant, would have had 5 stars if the menu had more options. I would say 60% of the menu had pork in it. Which meant my choices were limited. The hostess was very helpful. I chose a meal I would not normally have. A burger....

Lukewarm burrito bowls, overcooked churros... The Tacos El Rey kitchen was a let down here. Hopefully just a one off, but definitely a disappointment on date night.