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Jim & Tonic at The Print House
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About the Vibe
Tucked away in the industrial heart of Three Mills, Jim & Tonic at The Print House is the kind of spot where old warehouse bones meet modern gin culture. You’ll find a sprawling riverside terrace perfect for summer evenings, plus a distillery right on-site where you can sip your way through their house gins. The menu leans into modern European fare with solid pizza and burger options, but it’s the atmosphere—think exposed brick, high ceilings, and that post-industrial cool—that really sets it apart.
Known For
- •in-house gin distillery
- •riverside terrace
- •2-for-1 pizza and burger deals
- •Abba Voyage pre-show dining
Best For
Location & Hours
Mo-Th 08:00-23:00; Fr-Sa 08:00-00:00; Su 08:00-22:00
Reviews (1)
Industrial charm with great gin and riverside views
Jim & Tonic at The Print House hits that sweet spot between a proper local watering hole and a destination bar with a story. The space itself is impressive—a converted warehouse with high ceilings and riverside views that make it feel like you’ve escaped central London, even though you’re right in Stratford. The gin selection is the real draw here; you can tour the distillery on-site and taste their house spirits, which is a nice touch for cocktail nerds.
Food-wise, it’s not trying to be Michelin-starred, but the pizza and burgers are solid for the price, especially during their 2-for-1 deals on Tuesdays. The terrace is a major plus in summer, though it’s worth noting most of it is uncovered, so bring a jacket if it’s windy. Service can be a bit hit-or-miss during peak times, but the vibe usually makes up for it.
If you’re heading to an Abba Voyage show, this is a smart pre-show spot—just book ahead and give yourself at least two hours. It’s not the most polished venue in London, but it’s got character, great drinks, and a real sense of place that you won’t find in the high street chains.
Lire en français
Jim & Tonic au Print House, c’est le genre d’endroit où l’ancien se marie bien avec le moderne. Ancien entrepôt rénové avec vue sur la rivière, l’ambiance est vraiment cool, loin du tumulte du centre de Londres. La distillerie de gin sur place est un vrai plus pour les amateurs de cocktails, avec des dégustations possibles directement sur place.
La cuisine est simple mais efficace : pizzas et burgers corrects, surtout pendant les offres du mardi (2 pour 1). La terrasse est un atout majeur en été, même si la plupart des places ne sont pas couvertes, donc prévoyez une veste s’il fait frais. Le service peut être un peu lent aux heures de pointe, mais l’ambiance compense largement.
Si vous allez voir Abba Voyage, c’est un bon endroit pour dîner avant le spectacle, mais il faut réserver à l’avance et prévoir au moins deux heures. Ce n’est pas l’endroit le plus raffiné de Londres, mais il a du caractère, de bonnes boissons et une vraie identité locale.