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The Henry Addington
★ 3.0(1 review)Bar
cozytraditionalwaterfront
About the Vibe
This waterfront Nicholson’s pub swaps the typical spit-and-sawdust grit for a far more polished experience, complete with swirly wallpaper, heavy drapes, and dark wood that makes you want to sink into those leather chairs for a proper pint. You’ll find solid pub classics like gammon & chips or Cumberland sausages at affordable prices, though be prepared to fight for a spot at the bar during peak hours. It’s a reliable spot for a Sunday roast or a casual date night, but don’t expect anything groundbreaking—just good, honest British fare.
Known For
- •St Austell Tribute on pump
- •gammon & chips
- •Sunday roast
- •swirly wallpaper interior
Best For
Sunday roastcasual date nightafter-work pint
1 review
City InsidersEditorialApril 1, 2026
Solid pub fare, cozy waterfront vibes
The Henry Addington is exactly what you’d expect from a Nicholson’s in Canary Wharf: a polished, traditional pub that doesn’t try too hard to be anything else. The interior is surprisingly cozy for a waterfront location, with dark wood paneling, swirly wallpaper, and leather chairs that beg you to linger over a pint of St Austell Tribute or London Pride. The food is solid pub fare—think gammon & chips, Cumberland sausages, and generous sandwiches—all priced reasonably for the area.
It’s not a destination for foodies seeking innovation, but it’s a dependable spot for a proper pint and a hearty meal. The atmosphere is warm and inviting, though it can get crowded during peak times, so come early if you want a seat. For a Sunday roast or a quick after-work drink, it’s a safe bet, but don’t expect the kind of buzz you’d find in a trendy new bar.