Captain Kidd - Carta

Great pub on the banks of the river Thames. Amazing views of Canary Wharf from the beer garden. Larger was reasonably priced too (for London! .

rebuilt warehouse, large pub with large beer garden at the river. beer is usually sam smiths farewell, but cheap for area. restaurant top ok bit expensive for what it is

We went for lunch on a lovely sunny day. I had fish and chip and peas. The portion of peas was tiny but this is my only complaint. Lovely river view from both inside seating and outside seating. Would definitely go again Ver carta

Really nice pub. Loads of space downstairs and outside. Yet to check out upstairs for food. Prices were £5 cheaper than I was expecting, so will be back very soon. Cocktails were quick and easy. The most orderly single-file queue for a bar I have ever witnessed!

beautiful cozy pub at the river. they have a wide selection of niches and lagders. I chose the white house wine that was quite nice. the beer garden is beautiful and the pub has a great atmosphere both inside and outside. we wanted a few chips to warm us, but we said we had to go up and sit in the restaurant to have them what was a scandal, as we wanted only one snack with our drinks: overall, although a really nice pub

One of the greatest pubs I ever been. Amazing atmosphere of old classic British pub. Very interesting history of that pub. It's not far from there where famous Captain Kidd was hanged. Also the pub is located near Execution dock, where pirates were hanged. Inside you can find a lot of interesting information about pub and captain Kidd. Interior is very classic and beautiful. And the best thing is the view for the Thame River. I will definitely return in summer to enjoy the Riverside garden. Ver carta

still a sam smith pub, hurra! was ye olde cheshire cheese in the medieval authenticity proffered this pub with location. Nested among the kais and terraces of wapping the captain kidd’s thameside beergarten was the most beautiful place to sit. spaceloads and many picnic tables and flow benches for them to a crawl. at this opportunity for the white wine picked (although with indulgent it was a bit nipple that we should probably have been on the brandy) and it was a very drinkable, very milder. will definitely do this again in future visit! unfortunately we were too late for everything from the kitchen, so I cannot comment there; but I'm sure we'll go back soon, the draw of the situation and t...

Arrived early Monday evening approximately 5:20pm into dim lit quiet atmosphere. Traditional old Wapping pub, lots of history and memorabilia on walls. Bar staff engaged in small friendly conversation whilst taking drink and food order, informed us kitchen opens 6pm, suited us fine. Ordered 1x beef pie meal and 1x fish chips with mushy peas meal. Sat outside in lovely outside space, enjoyed the Thames Riverside seating. Returned back inside to warm up. At 6pm we were told they were out of beef pie, to order something else. Ordered scampi meal with peas. Meals arrived hot accompanied with tartar sauce, asked for ketchup and hot sauce. Meals were lovely. We shared a sticky toffee pudding with...

Wapping £4.60 Double Four Lager An exceptional Sam Smiths boozer in the heart of Wapping. . The Captain Kidd sits on a quiet cobbled street and is just a short two minute walk from Wapping overground station. From the outside you would hardly know there is a pub here unless you look up and see the pub sign above the entrance. As you enter, you walk through a small courtyard and then through in to this Grade II listed pub. This pub used to be an old coffee warehouse and was converted to pub back in the 80’s when the area went under a period of redevelopment. The pub is named after the notorious pirate William Kidd who was executed nearby at execution dock for murder and piracy. There is a n... Ver carta