Pepperpot, Tower Hillback to pub details please note - reviews on this site are purely the opinion of site visitors, so don't take them too seriously.
wow loving this pub hugely, cant believe there is a bad review!
this place has been complelty revamped and its the nicest pub in the whole of the tower hill/ wapping/ east london side.
great choice of music in the pub, loved listening to the likes of the rolling stones over a cold pint of ale, also the decor of vintage pictures and retro furniture makes a nice change from boring miserable pub interiors.
the staff at the pub are very cheery and extremely attentive, they actually have personality unlike some bars where the staff dont even speak english, they will recommend new drinks and generally have a giggle with you.
the drinks prices are amazing, where in london can you get a lovely clean pint for �2.80!!!!! all in all really love this place, i work near by and me and my work friends love that the pub is unique, if your looking to drink in a chain this isnt the place for you, however if you like something different and interesting then definently get down to the pepper pot.
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I agree with winfnp, great pub, great atmosphere, great prices and our lovely puppy Luis make this pub the place where I want to return. Once you are there you will stay until they close as you feel there very relaxed and a pint for �3 - why not...
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This is a great addition to the pubs around Wapping. My friends and myself have quickly become regulars. Met the owner a couple of times - a very switched-on guy who told me he hires the bar staff predominently on their ability to be welcoming and friendly with the clientele, which they genuinely are. It's a free house so the drinks prices are difficult to beat, and we all love what they've done with the interior, the atmosphere is always very genial. And they've even got a great pub dog! Can't recommend it highly enough.
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This pub is great for groups of people. Quiet relaxed atmosphere by day but in the evenings it totally comes to life.
Young, friendly girls behind the bar who really make the effort to make you feel at home and valued.
We visited a lot over the Christmas period and the parties were fantastic. cheap drinks, good music, karaoke and generally a really good laugh. January is obviously a lot quieter but its still a great cosy pub to come for a pint and have a nice evening.
I am officially a loyal regular! GET DOWN TO THE PEPPER POT!
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It's pretty quiet in that part of town, between Aldgate and Wapping, on a Saturday night, so I was glad to see the Pepper Pot had re-opened. At least it SEEMED to be open, but on entering we were made to feel as welcome as if we had strayed into someone's private front room. TVs were all on and showing a rubbishy US comedy and three student-y types (2 of which turned out to be the barstaff) playing Cluedo at a table. We are locals and we like a drink, but no way will we be going back to the Pepper Pot. I really doubt if the current tenants will last long there.
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Visited here as the 4th pub on a friday night crawl
Not much happening here, looked like a group of students and a couple of fellas having a pint and the tv was on and some music was playing.
2 girls behind the jump and the one that served us looked liked she wanted to be anywhere else apart from The Pepper Pot!!
Really not much more to say...I doubt I'll ever come back and I doubt the owners or myself will lose any sleep over that.
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The pub has finally been reopened after refurbishment! Now it's even more cosy than it used to be, also, prices are definitely lowest in the surrounding area (�2.45-�2.80 for a pint, �2 for a single shot). I had a really good time there last friday. They still got 2 widescreen plasma TVs, darts board and a pool table. Staff is very friendly. Nice to see it open again! Wish all the best for the new Pepper Pot!
Agute - 27 Jul 2009 19:17 |
Walked past this pub last Friday evening and the door was locked and all was dark inside, so it looks like another proper London pub has bitten the dust.
Went in here a few times last summer and the place was dead on every ocasion so feared the worst for it. Decent pub though- it's shabby exterior gave way to a nicely furnished, spacious boozer. Beer was good and the staff friendly. Sorry to see it go, if indeed it has gone.
snote - 15 Jan 2009 19:55 |
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