This place does not exist at the listed location. No stars if I could. In need of a major yelp…read moreupdate.

This very small, easy to miss real ale pub is one of the few gems in Whitechapel, an area not known…read morefor specialist beer bars. You will find the Indo opposite of The East London Mosque on Whitechapel Road. Yes, it may look a grubby to the casual visitor; the décor, if you can call it that, is creaky, worn and a bit seedy. But what you'd be missing out on is a genuine passion for good national and international beers. More often than not, the glitziest pubs have the worst selection (only lagers e.g.), while the "boozers", the watering holes, offer a genuine range of high calibre ales. The Indo is one of those places. I just visited London for two weeks, and spent the better part of many late nights (the Indo is open till 1 a.m. on Mondays to Thursdays, 3. a.m. on Fridays and Saturdays) at this pub, as it was conveniently located diagonally from my hotel. The staff, mostly young people, are helpful and knowledgeable - they know their stuff. A selection of about half a dozen rotating guest ales of various styles is available on tap, and a great many more from the bottle or can. All the beers I tried were fresh and well-kept. In that regard, I can say only good things about the Indo. Be aware that classy beers come at a price, and that Indo - not being part of a huge pub chain (like Greene King or the Spoons) - does not buy large quantities from its suppliers. Thus, depending on the source and alcoholic volume, a pint goes from anything between just under 5 to almost 8 UKP on tap. That's not cheap, but I'd rather pay more for a distinguished craft beer than waste 6 UKP for an unremarkable international lager - which is the current price at most downtown London pubs (that usually close at 11 p.m. at the latest). Food (stone baked pizzas) is also available, but only between 12-3 p.m. and 6-9 p.m., respectively. The pub regularly offers musical "events" like jam sessions and other live music - which seems like a difficult proposition in such a small place. Background music will play throughout, and it can get obnoxiously loud. Hence, most often, I preferred to remain outside (there's a small bench, as well as a sill for glasses) and vaped while drinking. The Indo draws a mixed crowd (saw no elderly people there), but the percentage of twenty-somethings is fairly high. Occasionally, things can (and did) get a bit rambunctious, like when a customer who's had too much is being asked to leave - against his intentions. All in all, the Indo is a "sleeper" in the heart of Whitechapel, and very much recommended to any real ale lover who's visiting the area.

Lovely bar man!! Got served straightaway. There is a lovely…read morefeel to the place, like a local without being clicky. Loads of decent seats around the place, and tables to have a catch up with lots of friends and get something to eat. The toilets were a bit grim, and did remind me of an old east end boozer...... (although clean) Will definitely go back 100%

Awesome pizza specials. A good space with plenty of room for groups. The staff and pleasant and…read moreserve with a smile. The place is clean and well lit, with natural light towards the front of the building. A good range of ciders including Rekorderlig on tap. ON TAP. A winner.

Colour me impressed -- you guys were working your tails off behind those boarded up windows!…read more Three visits and approximately six cocktails later (it got fuzzy after that), it's fair to say that you've masterfully kept enough of your street art charm of the old locale, but you've upped the maturity level with the intimate new brick adorned space. I'm not sure if your license to rock was revoked, but I did see a great event space below ... granted, it was adorned with some type of antler action, but hell, Moose can rock, right? Look at you -- you're all growns' up!

Newly opened, and from what I can tell, newly revamped, the Dragon Bar remains an important fixture…read morein the everything that is the Shoreditch scene. Okay, that's probably not true, but it did offer a damn fine time to a little gaggle of girls looking to get their drink on in the early evening hours. We stumbled (literally) in here after throwing a few back at a little hole in the wall down the street and this was the perfect little place to continue the fun. Nice and dark, exposed brick (my fave!) and a nice bartender who suggested a nice glass of white. The prices seemed decent with 3 drinks for 10.30 and we definitely enjoyed our time here. They also have a downstairs room that would be fantastic for a larger party or birthday. Didn't try the food, but when you have booze, why bother with the other food groups, hehe. Enjoy!

Love this place. The staff are always very friendly and plenty of dog treats for our pup. This is…read moreless busier than the pub down the street. Lots of nice outdoor seating for nice days and a nice view of the river. 4/5 Chips 4/5 Soft shelled crab - served with a nice sauce and a small salad We will be back for sure!

Gentlemen, I can tell you that this restaurant called The Waterfront doesn't seem to like…read moreforeigners very much. My wife and I arrived hoping to have lunch, and the first thing the person who greeted us asked was if we had made a reservation. When we said no, even though the restaurant was practically empty, they offered us a very small table right next to a column, despite my height of 6'5" and not being particularly thin. When I saw how they treated us, I decided to leave because I believe my money is worth it. I don't recommend this place to tourists like myself.

Ahh, The Hawley Arms. We found ourselves in Camden again on a Sunday looking for a good Sunday…read moreRoast. A couple of years ago we had a great roast at the Lock Tavern nearby but when we went there, they said they stopped serving it. Not sure why. A staff member there recommended The Hawley Arms as a substitute. There is a new Amy Winehouse mural outside on the South side of the building so we took a photo there before going inside. As most places in Camden, this was busy inside. We were directed upstairs where there was a large seating area and a bar. What more do you need? This was my second Sunday Roast this time in London so I decided to try the chicken roast while my wife had the traditional beef roast My daughter had the veg roast. We also had a couple of Mochas and a Guinness. The food is delivered via an old school dumbwaiter from the kitchen. Overall, everything was great and super tasty with nice service. The Yorkshire pudding was a bit dry and not as good as others I've had but all else was great. I recommend The Hawley Arms for the historic nature of this place and some good pub grub and drinks.

A quintessential London pub! The food was absolutely delicious, highly recommend the fish and chips…read morethat is accompanied by homemade tartar sauce and flavorful mushy peas! The staff was extremely friendly and the service was very quick for a Sunday afternoon! The perfect weekend lunch spot with a wonderful bar, lots of seating, and a Camden market vibe!

Great location on the Northern end of the craziness that is Camden Town…read more Plenty of good outside seating in open air back area with table heaters and blankets and sheepskin seat covers. I needed these on a chilly Sunday mid-morning. We came here for the traditional Sunday Roast with a recommended side of Cheesy Cauliflower. My vegan daughter had the vegan version of this roast. Everything was delicious and we had great service. Very filling food and these Sunday Roasts supposedly help alleviate hangovers from the night before. They have outside rooftop seating but it was closed when we checked. Great place to try for a nice meal. The pub in the front looked busy as well. I'd come back here again.

Stopped in for lunch with my son when we headed to London for a quick weekend getaway. Love this…read morearea of town and the Lock Tavern hit all my points for delicious foods, great music and wonderful staff. The service was outstanding and quick. Absolutely love being able to listen to some Prodigy when I dine!!

Stopped here for a small bite and some pints. There's searing out the back but it's an actual sofa…read moreand chair that belong in a living room. It was raining earlier that day so it was a bit damp and we sat by the ledge on barstools. We brought our dog and they have plenty of dog treats at the bar. We ordered two small bites. 2/5 Chips - these look and tasted very much like McDonald's fries. Added some basil or something to make it look fancy. McDonald's was better tasting. 4/5 - Halloumi and chorizo - these were pretty good but only 1 skewer came in an order. We split it up and these are quite nice. The two dishes were served with a napkin between the plates and I kindly asked for more napkins and the waitress said 'I'll bring you some more'. Which I found funny since the napkins were dirtied. lol Kind of a unique setting for a pub.

Charming, recently refurbished pub down a back street on the border between Putney and Wandsworth…read more Food looks to have a South American theme ( arepas etc.) although we didn't order any nor could we spy anyone else eating. Function room upstairs. An odd thing to comment on, but worthy of mention - the loos are actually quite nice for a pub.

Had to visit the iconic Leadenhall Market - absolutely stunning setup with its ornate architecture,…read moreboutique shops, and vibrant atmosphere. New Moon is setup so well to enjoy a pint or two as one appreciates this Victorian era covered market - very very pleasing to the eyes! The pub was busy, and was showing Sunderland championship game and at that time, Sheffield was leading by a goal! Plenty of pensive faces in the pub! Service was as expected. Good ol' British pub with plenty of beers on tap!

No lunch items available on Sundays AND the menu says starters and small plates 3 for £22 but when…read moreyou go to order they fill tell you that deal isn't available on Sunday. Ridiculous.