Wildwood (Canary Wharf)

• The ambiance is very regular
• Anther thing I like is the Pasta menu a little different from the pastas served at most Italian restarurants as well astheir specials menu which keeps changing all the time
• The breads under starters are all freshly baked flatbreads and definitely worth a try very crisp but could do woth a little more flavor
• In case one is in the mood for somethinng cheesy
• The baked brie is quite nice but a little heavy
• We have never had a pizza here since we almost always order one of their flatbreads for starter which is good enough for two
• Milanese chicken is another favorite the chicken not too dry and the crust crunchy
• One of the exceptional dshes I have had here is the beetroot and goats cheese risotto which was on the specials recently
• The wildmushroom ravioli is another good dish
• The best dessert is the lemon meringue sundae lemony
• In case you are a chocoholic
• In Canary Wharf at Jubilee Place with possibly the largest area among the restaurants
• The reasons are not difficult to find the menu being the core strength
• Thai green curry pizza (yes that is not a typo) and mussels
• I like thin crust pizza and this international twist to classic Italian did not go down in vein it was worth trying
• What still bedevils Wildwood (Canary Wharf) is the service
• I had seen the offer on their website but did not have it with me so I asked the waiter
• I don't believe in a promotion given half heartedly or that tied down with strings and whistles to make it a nuisance
• The service is slow but not disappointing
• The promotion in Canary Wharf is valid throughout Saturday and Sunday
• I visited Wildwood (Canary Wharf) last weekend for a late evening lunch and the place was practically empty
• I settled for the day's special Thai green curry pizza with chicken (sounds exotic
• The pizza did have hints of Thai green curry but that was about it the crust and the topping did not have any zest to it and I struggled to finish it
• As far as the staff is concerned they were really nice and helpful
• Hope you have better luck with their pasta the next time I visit them
• Everything we ordered was bland to the extreme
• As if the 'kitchen' was on hell bent mission to send out the most tasteless and inedible selection of dishes possible
• What was ordered was also extremely late to the table (40 minutes for simple pizzas to arrive once ordered) at a time when the 'restaurant' was only 1/3 full
• Italian restaurants are a dime a dozen in London so generally to stand out as good
• In the case of wildwood that is seriously lacking
• The menu is fairly standard with its share if pizzas pastas and meat dishes
• The chicken was kind of ok but the pasta (salmon) was pretty disappointing
• The prices for the food here are not expensive but then honestly the quality is probably on margin not even worth the price
• Classic burger and spicy meat calzone were our choices and a raspberry lemonade and side of fries completed the order
• 25 for all that seemed a little expensive however the food was very well presented
• This restaurant is located inside the Jubilee mall in Canary wharf
• Canary Wharf possesses amazing restaurants and this is one of them
• Its insanely huge and the service is very quick
• The collection of beer they have is amazing and it certainly made them earn some browny points
• It's a normal menu with standard columns and sections of the dishes that they serve
• The service was impeccable
• Wildwood (Canary Wharf) is situated in an area full of some great restaurants
• The place is good for a quiet meal with a loved one too
• I went here with my partner and found that the place was great for a casual meal
• The piri piri chicken veg pasta was absolutely lovely in taste but the size of the serving was pretty small
• Even the food was a disappointment
• The spaghetti was very ordinary
• Cor was very nice and the service was quite attentive
• We had risotto and the food was decent but what surprised me were the large portions that were served
• I visited Wildwood (Canary Wharf) recently and it was a wonderful experience
• The food standard was not up to our expectations but the service was pretty good and efficient
• The ambience is quite nice as well
• I felt that it was ok although for food quality I would head over to Carluccios any day
• It's benefits were that it was relatively quiet for a weekday lunch
• She prompted the waiter to make sure there were no chicken in her meal
• He rudely replied and said ' Don't worry you're not the first muslim I have served' which was RUDE and racial
• Cheese just melts in the mouth with tiny tickles of the tomato sauce

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