Songbird restaurant in Canary Wharf opens to public

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 10 Oct, 06:15 · Archive

Songbird, a restaurant in Canary Wharf that was formerly exclusive to theatre guests, opened to the public in May.

Songbird, a restaurant in Canary Wharf, opened to the public in May after previously being available only to guests visiting the Troubadour Theatre, which stages The Hunger Games: On Stage.

The modern, sophisticated venue features a circular open bar, green marble tables and floor-to-ceiling windows with views over Canary Wharf. The menu celebrates British dishes with options including devilled eggs with trout roe, braised beef rarebit, pan-roasted cod and dry-aged sirloin steak, alongside oyster offerings.

The drinks menu features classic and house cocktails. Options include the Songbird, a light and floral mix of London dry gin, elderflower cordial, dry vermouth and lemon bitters; the Bramble Garden, combining sloe gin, blackberry liqueur, lemon and fresh berries; the Amber Orchard, blending Calvados, ginger liqueur and apple cider reduction; and the Earl Grey Martini, made with Earl Grey-infused vodka, Cointreau and lemon juice.

How it is being reported

• I visited a stunning restaurant in Canary Wharf and the food is too good to gatekeepI tried Songbird restaurant in Canary Wharf that opened to the public this summer and I can't stop thinking about returning.This Is Local London · 10 Oct, 05:00
• I visited a stunning restaurant in Canary Wharf and the food is too good to gatekeepI tried Songbird restaurant in Canary Wharf that opened to the public this summer and I can't stop thinking about returning.News Shopper · 10 Oct, 05:00

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