An often “hectic” Victoria Park gastropub – “more like a restaurant with a bar” – that’s sometimes praised for its “good food in pleasant surroundings”; standards, however, are much less consistent than at its famous sibling, The Gun.
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Breakfast: 9 am •Children's facilities: high or special chairs; children's menu; •Outside tables: yes •Last orders: 9.30 pm •
03 Jan 2007 Read Richard & Peter’s Review of The Empress of India -- What a splendid “throwback“ name for an Indian restaurant! But sadly it isn't. Indian, that is. This East End boozer-conversion - having retained the name by which the site has long been known - i ...
03 Jan 2007 Read Richard & Peter’s Review of The Empress of India -- What a splendid “throwback“ name for an Indian restaurant! But sadly it isn't. Indian, that is. This East End boozer-conversion - having retained the name by which the site has long been known - i ...
