Historic London pub reopens after refurbishment with weekend service

Summarised from This Is Local London's report · Updated 5 Nov, 19:10 · Archive

The East India Arms in Fenchurch Street, open since 1829, has reopened with extended hours including weekends for the first time.

The East India Arms in Fenchurch Street has reopened after refurbishment, introducing a significant change to its operations. The pub, a Fenchurch Street fixture since 1829, has undergone a careful refresh with a newly repainted interior, new artwork and furniture while maintaining its historic character and charm.

The reopened pub now opens on weekends for the first time, with new hours: 11.30am to 10pm Monday, 11.30am to 11pm Tuesday to Friday, 11.30am to 9pm Saturday, and noon to 8pm Sunday. The pub also features a new cocktail menu alongside its established range of cask ales from Shepherd Neame, Britain's oldest brewer, plus premium wines and spirits. It claims to be the first UK pub to serve Shepherd Neame's Bishops Finger IPA Reserve on draught.

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• Historic London pub dating back to 1829 reopens with major changeThe historic East India Arms pub in Fenchurch Street has reopened after refurbishment and will now open on weekends for the first time, with new menus and opening hours.This Is Local London · 5 Nov, 16:55

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