Bread Street Kitchen - On The River, River Room
44, Narrow Street, London, E14 8DP -
Up to
30 guests
Offers
catering
Bread Street Kitchen - On The River by Gordon Ramsay is a handsome Grade II-listed riverside restaurant, bar and terrace. Only five minutes walk from Canary Wharf, Bread Street Kitchen - On The River offers panoramic waterside views matched by a menu anchored with British ingredients and a splash of Mediterranean gusto.
Boasting plenty of space as well as fabulous views over the River Thames,
the River Room is perfect for weddings, family celebrations, lunch meetings or
drinks receptions.
Capacity & layout
Standing
up to 30
Boardroom
up to 20
Cabaret
up to 20
Amenities
Tea
Cloakroom
Air conditioning
Space rules
Cancellation policy
Available upon request - Subject to event details
Location
Reviews
Angela “angelina” Pursglove
August 2021We were made to feel welcome and valued. The meal was delicious. We had the Butter chicken and cashew nut with Saffron rice and our grandson had Fish and Chips. Dessert sticky toffee pudding with salted caramel ice cream and cheese and biscuits with Armagnac to finish. All excellent
Stephen Keller
September 2021Enjoyed a really nice evening here after a theatre matinee. The location was out toward our place. Very nice views of the Thames. The food was very good and the service was great! Very friendly servers who took time to chat a bit. Not very expensive, just slightly more (couple pounds per plate) than a typical British pub. Highly recommend for a relaxing evening out.
Ericaceous
October 2021Such a great service. We went there on our anniversary but didn’t tell the restaurant. One of the servers( Luisa) saw our anniversary card on the table and congratulated us. After we enjoyed having a lovely meal with a great service, they brought us a cake with a chocolate message. Since we didn’t expect any of this, we were surprised and were so grateful. Thank you Luisa, Simona and Klara so much for your amazing hospitality. Even without a cake, we would have loved their service anyway. We would come back again!
Valerio Romanelli
October 2021Great view on the waterfront, good selection of British food. Sunday roast is the best you can get, price/quality ratio. Other dishes are slightly expensive for what they offer. Overall I’d suggest this restaurant for large gatherings to enjoy a fresh beer watching the sunset!
Z Z
September 2021I ate lunch there on 24 Sep 2021. The tomato and pepper soup tasted only of very harsh pepper skins, and that mainstay of my student days - mixed herbs. Having watched Gordon on YouTube making burgers with his daughter the previous week I went for the burger for my main course. It wasn’t nice. I wasn’t asked how I wanted it cooked, and no wonder because I dread to think what it would have looked like medium rare. It had a smooth, bouncy, homogeneous texture - like it had been zapped in a food processor for 15 minutes. - with no visible evidence that it was made from a decent cut of meat. It was tasteless and over-salted, probably in an attempt to add some flavour. The cash-and-carry burger I had the next day from the van at my local football club was considerably more enjoyable than the one I ate at the Narrow. With a beer and service charge the meal came to over £42 and certainly wasn’t worth it.
