The Red House in London: photos, reviews

About

The Red House in London offers a laid-back spot for a great night out. With a history dating back to 1860 and a rebuild by Trumans in the interwar years, it brings together tradition and vibrant nightlife. The venue keeps things lively with DJ nights and large screens perfect for watching sports. Bargain-seekers will appreciate the budget-friendly prices with a pint of Cruzcampo starting at £4.35. The friendly staff make sure everyone feels at home. Meet up with friends, enjoy casual British fare, explore the cocktail menu, and don't miss happy-hour drinks. For those looking to unwind, the outdoor seating and pool tables offer plenty of entertainment, all enhanced by great music and vibes.

Price

$$$$ 1 - 10 GBP

Cuisines

British

Services

Reservations available, Outdoor seating

Offering

Serving alcohol, Happy-hour drinks, Serving cocktails, Serving beer, Serving wine

Payment

Payment by credit card, Payment by debit card, NFC payment

Atmosphere

Casual, Cozy

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Newham Way

Bus stop 438 m walk

Barking Road (Stop AC)

Bus stop 285 m walk

Suffolk Road

Bus stop 519 m walk

Star Lane (Stop T)

Bus stop 534 m walk

3.9

based on 111 review

Google

3.9/5 111 review

Maria Andrew

Lovely local drinking spot with great music and vibes! Family fun to be had and pleasant location. Not too bad on the pocket and there's music, pool and atmosphere!

Tadas Tamilinas

Service: 5
Atmosphere: 5

Nice old place, sweet to visit, “my friend” service. Price is cheaper and reasonable beverage.

London Pub Map

Service: 5
Atmosphere: 3

🚇 Canning Town 🍺 £4.35 Cruzcampo A Large Ex Truman’s Watering Hole. The Red House is located on Barking Road at the southern end of Plaistow. The nearest Tube is Canning Town, it’s a fifteen minute walk to get here. This pub dates back to 1860 when the area was first built up. In the late 19th century the Dock Workers Union used the upstairs meeting room which lead to the pub being referred to as the Red House which later became its official name. The pub was rebuilt in the interwar years by Trumans. The pub closed in 2019 and reopened November 2022. This is a spacious one bar pub which has a pool room at the back. Unfortunately there is no trace of the original 1930’s fixtures by Trumans. The decor here is simple with battleship grey walls, traditional tables and chairs, however the red sparkling servery added a bit of pizzazz. There are two pool tables, a stage for DJ nights and events plus a few large screens dotted around the bar. The beer selection was a full of mainstream brands and familiar favourites but no cask. I decided on a Cruzcampo, my pint was excellent and cost only £4.35 which is the lowest price I’ve ever paid for this lager. This pub doesn’t serve food. I arrived just before 2pm on a Saturday afternoon in September. The pub was quiet with only one other punter in attendance. To break the silence there was cricket on the TV, so I decided to watch a bit of that while I quaffed my pint. The service was great, the chap who served me was very friendly and welcoming. I left the Red House with mixed emotions. This Grand pub is a shell of its former self with no trace from its past except the ghost signs on the side of the pub. Yes it’s friendly, yes it’s cheap but for me it lacked a bit of soul. ℹ️ Info correct on visiting 02.09.23