I'm so happy we have places like Mr Lawrence popping up nearby to improve options for drinking in…read morethe local area. What a gem! It was my first visit just before Christmas and my friends and I received a warm welcome. The wine list is extensive, with wine from all over the world and various regions. The prices were reasonable and so it was a great opportunity to try new wines that I hadn't had before. The interior was rustic and trendy and there was plenty of seating. The bar was quite quiet when we visited and it was a Friday night. I just hope the bar keeps getting regular custom to keep it open! It's great to have nice local spots to frequent without always having to travel into London or the local pub. More please!

This wine bar is a total gem. The dark, wood-panelled walls, twinkly fairy lights in the windows…read moreand rustic decor help to create a laid-back and charming atmosphere. The wine list is massive, and you can indeed order loads of them by the glass. The choice of food isn't huge, but what they do, they do well. The duck and chorizo cassoulet was hearty and delicious, and they also serve a range of charcuterie platters, all served with a generous basket of fresh, varied bread. You could happily spend hours in Mr Lawrence, and I'm sure I'll have plenty of opportunities in the future to do just that.

This is a very friendly pub to go to. The owners are very…read morewelcoming and the crowd are just great. The drinks are reasonable priced and on a friday they have a dj which gathers in quite a crowd. On a west ham day it gathers a very large crowd but theres no trouble its just a great laugh.

Located in Canary Wharf outside the Radisson hotel, this small hole-in-the-wall spot has one of the…read moreBEST breakfast sandwiches I have had out here. I got the Mayo cheese & egg ciabatta after a workout and the first bite was incredible. I must have inhaled the sandwich in minutes. The ciabatta was the perfect balance of crunchy on the outside chewy on the inside. The egg & cheese was great quality and the sandwich overall tasted fresh. Their coffee is also delicious. I got the caramel latte. And they have a small open fridge area for house hold groceries (water, peanut butter, jelly, protein shakes, juices etc). Seating is limited but it's a fast casual spot so turnover is high. Mostly take-away customers. Lastly the customer service was above and beyond each time I have been here. Friendly staff, fair prices & delicious food. Will absolutely be back.

Food is great,service is very good and fast, Friendly,…read morethanks for all, I will be there every morning, I will recommend it for everyone

I met a friend here last night (Tuesday evening) for a quick glass of wine. There was some sort of…read morefunction going on downstairs, so we nipped upstairs to the little alcove at the back. We ordered two small (175ml) glasses of the Shiraz/Cabernet and a bottle of fizzy water. (The bill was a bit steep at 19 quid, I thought). The wine could have done with being poured from a great height into the glass. It just needed opening up a little, but was a little metallic and not worth whatever we paid for it. The ambience was ok for a Tuesday night - about a third full of 'Wharf' workers (apparently there is no other wharf in London when you work near here...). There was only one other table occupied upstairs with us, which suited us fine as we were having the most interesting conversation that was probably best not overheard. The service was friendly, but a little too insistent. We took an hour to drink a glass of wine and bottle of water, and we were asked around seven times if we wanted any more wine or to order some food. That's a little under ten minutes between visits, which wasn't too bad, but since we could clearly see the waitress, it wasn't strictly necessary. The decor is pretty cold and nothing about this place is very inviting. Still, it's convenient for my friend's work and perfectly easy to be in - just don't expect stunning wine or for the other patrons to be all that interesting.

One of the better bars in Canary Wharf…read more Staff are good and are happy either to provide table service or for you to go to the bar. Get's busy on Thurs & Fri but still less rammed and slightly more civilized than most places in the wharf. Only potential downside is the numbers of BarCap senior management that always seem to crop-up here, but as long as you don't mind making sure you don't spill your beer on Bob & co it's all good!

Finally made it in for wine and nibbles, and am so happy I did!…read more Our group of 3 found a cozy candlelit table in the back, and order a selection of wines by the glass that were on offer and very reasonably priced, between £4.50-£5.50 per glass. The menu is small but has all the essentials that a wine bar should have- charcuterie and cheese, tapenade, bread olives etc. After one glass we decided to try a bottle, and on recommendation by the staff ordered a lovely red from the cote du Rhone region, which was lush and velvety and fairly priced at £17.50 (plus £5 corkage to drink in). Lovely atmosphere with very friendly and knowledgable staff, great spot for some casual drinks and bites!

Great neighbourhood wine bar. There are lots of well-priced wines that you can buy as takeaway or…read moreyou can drink in for £5 more. All of the wines are excellent value and there is a really interesting range of European focused wines to choose from(mainly French and Italian). They also have a really good lineup of local beers. The staff know everything on the shelves and will guide you in the right direction depending on what you like and budget. They also have wines by the glass that rotate regularly and are around the £4-6 mark. They are now doing a simple but really well-executed menu of food: mainly focused on charcuterie, cheese and different flavoured bruschettas. So similar to what the other wine bars are doing around London but a little bit better. Their burrata is large but disappears very quickly from the table... All of their cured meats are delicious too. If you need to get out of the house in the morning it's a great place to read a book/newspaper and enjoy a beautiful Italian roast coffee and some sourdough toast. You can also buy this bread to takeaway.

French wine bar, Le Bouchon, has recently opened in Blackheath, replacing the past it's sell-by…read moredate Curry Garden restaurant. Apart from the shape of the room, you'd be hard pressed to notice any similarities as the new management have done a complete re-fit. It looks and feels exactly like you'd expect from a European wine bar, with exposed bricks, wooden tables and a chalk board showing the current specials. On the warm Friday evening we visited, the bar was busy with South East London locals keen to try out the new offering, but not to the point where we couldn't get a table. They also had a couple of outside tables, meaning even smokers can enjoy a glass of wine without having to step outside. Service was on the slow side, with our water and bread, olive oil and toasted almonds being brought out almost immediately, followed by a 5 minute wait for the bottle of wine. The waiter was apologetic, and the owner did admit they needed to improve their service speed, so I'm sure it won't be an on-going problem. They have an extensive wine list, with mostly French offerings, along with a few other international selections. Being French there's no choice of glass sizes, it's either a 175ml glass, 500ml carafe or a full bottle. Prices were on the higher side (starting at £18 for the cheapest bottles and quickly escalating as you progress down the list), but I think it's a reflection on the quality. The £31 bottle of sauvignon/chardonnay blend we had was excellent. We didn't try the food apart from the bread, which was good and according to the menu, is from the French bakery next door. There were set meat and cheese platters available, or you could go "a la carte" and make your own selection. I'm not particularly a wine bar person, instead preferring a beer at the pub, but Le Bouchon is somewhere I'll definitely return.

Excellent food and wine. Quiet and nice ambiance in a very French like setting. A few choices on…read morethe menu which helps making an easy decision.

Maxwell the waiter was so unreal! Great recommendations for wine but also great energy at the table…read morean absolute asset to this team!! Thank you so much for a nice night

Great wine bar with a wide selection. I got a 2018 red blend from Serbia which had a good range of…read moreflavors and came together nicely. I also got the 2018 rainbows end cab franc, which was a nice mix of plum and peppery flavors.

A new addition to Blackheath, but much classier than Cave Austin which used to occupy the premesis…read more Being a wine bar, they have a good selection of quality wines (all served in massive glasses with plenty of swirling space), cocktails and bottled larger. On the night we visited, the door staff were working hard to politely keep out people wearing trainers or dressed too informally, but anyone in smart casual wear was welcome. The clientelle was a mix of ages, but mainly groups of women and couples. They have a garden area at the back, which should be nice in the summer, and a cocktail bar upstairs, which was very quiet when we had a look. Definately worth a try if you fancy a few glasses of wine or a cocktail in South London.

A night out in Blackheath wouldn't be complete without a trip to Mordens. As the only (I think!)…read morelate night hot spot in the village, it's also most likely your only choice. After hours, they open up the downstairs, bring in a dj, and let the dancing go in full swing. Prior to that, you'll probably be upstairs with a nice crowd of people having wine or cocktails. Beer in bottles if you must, but beware the choices are a bit limited - it is a wine bar after all! And compared to central London, wow it's cheap. It's a fun place, and probably a bit of debauchery might ensue, but you'll have fun at Mordens. While still pretty close to central London, it's certainly a different feel - and you'll probably be surrounded by English people!

I don't know if you have spent much time in Canary Wharf but it is a pretty pricey place, so the…read moreNicolas wine shop (in the shopping centre, through the doors just beyond all the clocks on stalks near the station) is a bit of a find. As a wine shop it is pretty much like any other, with the odd offer here and there, but what is great is the small simple wine bar to the left of the shop. It is pretty un-obvious and as wine bars go, not the plushest. It has a wine list as you might expect, but what is unusual is that you can buy a bottle of wine in the shop (or Champagne - ofetn on offer) and they open it for you in the bar for a corckage fee of just one pound. So where as in most places you may end up paying double the price you'd pay in a shop, here it is just an extra quid! If you do go I recommend getting a plate of their fabulous french cheese or their meet platter with great French bread. The waiters are really knowledgable about the wine too.

Always excellent food & the recommended wines never miss but it's always nice to experiment and…read morethey have so much choice, it would be rude not too! Great service too hence it can be difficult to find a table, whatever time of day/night you go! Definitely worth a visit if you enjoy fab French cuisine/wines.

This so called wine bar had only a few of the wines on the list actually available. The amount in…read moreone of our glasses was too little and way over-priced. The "food" soup and salad was terrible; the soup tasted like Campbell's concentrate that had not been mixed properly - it appeared there were lumps of concentrate floating with a few bits if chive on the top to give the illusion of being freshly prepared. The service was the worst all - trying to say what the served and how they served it was OK. My advice: avoid.

Stylish place, I like it very much. Great wine list to choose from, there are wines for every…read moretaste! As a girl I prefer sweet wines, but I like Merlot too. Good place to drink a glass after work.