Rocket Canary Wharf

this location is very cool and modern. the burger and the pommes were very good. also the music list was jamming.

Overall great experience. It has got really good service from some good stewardesses, good ambience, good food.... but not so many varieties

I just wanted to drink with my colleagues and liked the atmosphere. Not overwhelming imagination, but sophisticated enough for events or meetings of...

Food was great and the environment is really nice! Although I had only one salad, it was like the best Saks I ever had! Environment was great and you...

awesome structure we were there more than once and always loved eating that is very inspired. the menu is unique and refreshing. the personal is also very friendly. it is the perfect place to have a nice dinner

there are few places for lunch in canary wharf. plateau, despite the discouraging assessments, was fully booked; wahaca (mexican) is unfortunately a kitchen that I still appreciate; roka on this side of london does not live the brand; the parlour and canteen were badly performed and jamie oliver’s italian is, well, mist. that brought us to rock. frankly, my expectations are quite low. when my remote memory serves me right, at some point rocket served a fusion menu with the least appealing combination of ingredients. now the menu looks even more confusing and claims its speciality in salads, followed by seasonal grills and then pizzas? Now, I...read more

this place has been recommended by a well-known so that we visited the evening on Monday evening. we sat on the upper level that is to eat (the lower level is more of a loungeable). for the appetizers we ordered the Sharing board of Mediterranean-grown meats consisting of types of cured meat/ salamis, types of cheese, a bowl olive and some roasted ciabatta. that was in order, but a second look at the starter menu made me think that we could have been more interesting for something like the halloumi and chorizo kebab or maybe the crabcake. Anyway, we ordered the salami, chorizo, prosciutto, pancetta and roasted chili pizza. yes, that was all a pizza, so I was...read more

rocket seems to me a very woman-friendly type of restaurant. there are now two rocket in london and I went twice to the one in canary wharf, especially because I went there for the first time, I ordered something I didn't like and I wanted to give them another chance, and also because I had left my camera home, so I couldn't have good pictures for the first time there I was. why I say this place is kind of women's menu is because of theirs. her menu has main courses that are described as “Salads” and also pizzas, and I am the perfect example for someone who sometimes wants to eat an salad and be healthy and sometimes loves to pamper in a pizza. I had no pizza in Rocket...read more

I am sure not many people working in Canary Wharf would even know that this place exists unless you happen to come to Jamie's Italian. Unfortunately, it has been disadvantaged by its location. Earlier, on sunny days, the place was packed as the outside terrace was almost the last place in Canary Wharf to get into the shadows of the tall buildings. However, with the new building coming up right in front, I believe it will be perpetually in its shadows Apart from that nuisance, I love this place. The food platters are lip-smacking tasty and the service is fast even on a packed day and not to forget the waiters in their red dress who look like Virgin's airhostesses. However it just has more