Bread Street Kitchen & Bar - Limehouse in London: photos, reviews, menu

About

Bread Street Kitchen & Bar in Limehouse, London is an inviting blend of sophistication and warmth, perfect for any dining occasion. Guests are treated to a beautifully curated menu of British cuisine that caters to various dietary preferences, with tasty vegan and vegetarian options alongside healthy dishes. Whether you're there for a family dinner, a casual meet-up with friends, or simply enjoying a solo meal, the exquisitely cozy atmosphere is enhanced by the attentive service your experience.

Choose from a selection of small plates or indulge in desserts like their renowned brownie, each paired wonderfully with drinks ranging from fine wines to expertly crafted cocktails. The vibrant mix of tourists and locals enjoys features like free Wi-Fi and the option for reservations, ensuring that plans go smoothly. With both dine-in and outdoor seating available, this fashionable spot provides serene views that complete the dining experience. Expect to spend around 26 to 40 GBP per person for a meal that promises deliciously good food and a stunning setting.

Price

26 - 40 GBP

Meals

Breakfast, Branch, Lunch, Dinner

Cuisines

British

Services

Reservations available, Outdoor seating, Dine-in, Reservations recommended

Dietary options

Vegan options, Vegetarian options, Healthy options

Offering

Serving alcohol, Serving desserts, Small plates, Serving cocktails, Serving beer, Serving wine, Serving coffee

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Edinburgh Court

Bus stop 627 m walk

Limehouse Station (Stop LK)

Bus stop 387 m walk

King & Queen Wharf

Bus stop 526 m walk

Essex House

Bus stop 339 m walk

4.1

based on 3,172 reviews

Google

4.1/5 3,172 reviews

Andrea F

Food: 3
Service: 4
Atmosphere: 4

Stunning location on the river and close to Limehouse DLR. Food was OK but nothing special. Service was attentive, although on a baking hot day they might have suggested opening the window near our table, we figured it out.

Lora Yordanova

Food: 5
Atmosphere: 5

As always, pleasure to dine here. Beautiful view, good food.

Linda Talos

Food: 3
Service: 3
Atmosphere: 3

We have visited this venue several times in the past years, as we live nearby and enjoy exploring local dining options. Unfortunately, as on previous occasions, the experience did not meet expectations. We initially planned to try the Sunday lunch offering, but were informed that food could not be served on the terrace, only indoors. Disappointed, we went to our usual lunch spot instead and returned later for drinks and dessert, as I was considering bringing visiting friends from Australia here the following week as part of a riverside walk. We ordered two drinks and two desserts. While the drinks were satisfactory, the desserts were overly sweet, looked unimpressive, not unlike the menu, and were significantly overpriced at £9 and £10 each, plus service. The desserts resembled something one might expect at a local East End pub—certainly not the level of quality I anticipated from a Gordon Ramsay establishment. Service, which has consistently been underwhelming over the years, was again disappointing. Staff appeared disengaged, unfriendly, and unaccommodating. Upon seating ourselves outside, no one approached to greet us or provide menus, so I had to go inside to request them myself. The waiter then appeared to take our order without asking whether we were ready or offering any guidance or recommendations, missing a basic opportunity for hospitality. Despite it being late lunchtime on a Sunday, the venue was surprisingly quiet, with only a few occupied tables both inside and outside. In hindsight, I regretted not choosing a different location for dessert. In spite of all this, did end up bringing my friends for a drink the following week, hoping for a better experience. However, the service remained equally inattentive and unwelcoming, and we left after just one round of drinks. There is an undeniable sense that something is lacking here, from both the service culture and overall atmosphere. It's disappointing, particularly given the restaurant's potential and prime riverside location. Its a pity. I am not planning on being back anytime soon...

Bread Street Kitchen & Bar - Limehouse in London