The Attic (Canary Wharf)

• I bet you won't find a restaurant/ pub with better views than this
• This hidden gem is an absolute must
• I am amazed that The Attic (Canary Wharf) is almost unknown to people working in Canary Wharf
• Equally surprising is the inconspicuous entry through Tompkins as if they want to remain a mystic hideout
• We had gone for dinner at Tompkins when we found the hidden entrance I say this was our Alibaba moment
• There are few large couches if you are going in a big group which are almost always packed
• These guys also have balconies if you are feeling adventurous
• A place where you could be with your special one and yet not be entirely secluded from the crowd
• The music was not much to my liking and the bartender could certainly do with some training
• We went on to the balcony and were totally taken aback by the view
• It seemed like the stars had fallen down and were lighting up earth now
• This is indeed one of the best kept secrets in canary wharf
• The last time I went it was ridiculously hard to get into the bar
• I wished there was a restaurant or bar on the last floors of these sky scrapers
• Makes you feel you are discovering some secret place
• The food menu is also exceptional
• Whether it is vegetables
• The cocktails here are extremely delectable and very delightful
• The view from the 48th floor is truly amazing
• Though drinks are not permitted on the terrace
• The ambiance of the place is pretty well done as well and has a variety of seating to offer to the customers
• The Attic (Canary Wharf) is very casual and just like any other normal bar in the vicinity of this area
• Personally i felt the crowd at The Attic (Canary Wharf) was a bit arrogant on the whole
• The cocktails served at The Attic (Canary Wharf) was nothing extraordinary and very usual
• Plus they have been very patient and understanding with my party of 9 photographers all eating and drinking while going back and forth to try different angles and light to shoot
• The views of the city are absolutely amazing
• One of my pet peeves in restaurants is tiny tables
• Capeesh squeezed into my good books with its luxurious and spacious tables
• The service was prompt and the food arrived in good time
• The nibbles were good especially the focaccia and the cheesy truffle chips (or perhaps we were starving)
• The portion sizes were quite big for the average London plate
• The restaurant also has a sky bar on the 48th floor which is accessible by an almost secret lift hidden behind several doors
• The panorama from the skybar is great for someone looking for drinks with a view but without a long queue

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