King Edward VII in Newham

I had an incredible experience in this pub, I tried their Sunday roast, apple crumble with custard, Steak Ale Pie and cheesecake. The plates are served all hot with a great quantity of food. In both occasions that I ate there, I left very very satisfied and full. The food is delicious and I would definitely recommend this pub to anyone, it’s worth every penny. Consider yourself lucky if you’re staying close to the King Edward VII.

Have been going here on-and-off for quite a few years now, it's a really nice, tardis-like boozer that just continues towards the back.At the front, be wary of Table 6 - it's so wobbly, you can easily spill your entire pint glass all over you when having a half-animated conversation. No idea why this pub, as so many others, don't have tables whose legs come with little height-adjusters as opposed to needing staff to prop it up with folded up cardboard.I might have a sensitivity to wobbles in boozers, this one thankfully pales what happened to us last Saturday at the Two More Years bar...

I have been to this pub a few times as I live not far away. The lovely lady who seems to be manning the bar everytime I've been in is an absolute delight. She is so welcoming and greets customers with the same charming friendliness as if she were welcoming you in to her own home.Fantastic service and a pint of Guinness for £4.20... what more could you ask of a non-pretentious East-end watering hole?!

Not what it used to be back in the early 2010's ; it was a nice boozer focusing on a small menu of good quality dishes. Now it's just your local boozer stables of over cooked chips and average burgers served on a wooden board. Come for the cheap drinks , not the food.

Went here this week on our first time in Stratford although we lived in London a little while back for a good spell of time. It looked interesting and was nice and warm on a cold night.I asked for a small dry white wine but was told they only do minimum of medium size, so i okayed. One sip told me something tasted wrong and my partner took it back. There was a bit of a hoo ha, smelling it and implying i just didn't like that particular grape but it was changed for (apparently) a Chardonnay. Although to be quite honest she could have given me wine from the same bottle because it tasted just the same, just as unpleasant. I just wondered, do they buy foul wine because it's cheap or had it been opened for a long time?I don't pretend to be a wine expert but i know when something tastes bad.I couldn't drink it and there was no point in trying again. I got the impression the barmaid didn't care. She said two other people were drinking the first foul tasting wine and not complaining. What are you supposed to say to that?It's a lovely looking pub, really old fashioned and beautiful tiling but i can't recommend with that bar maid who really doesn't seem to want anybody except her regulars.So unfortunately I can't recommend.

1st time visiting here new year eve had a fantastic time staff and regulars absolutely lovely 😍

The most amazing food, massive portion sizes and the staff are so helpful and friendly. Would highly recommend this venue for all year round. Thanks for making our Christmas Dinner perfect.

Not a great experience, the draft larger was warm, having told the guy behind the bar the response was "everyone else is drinking it" now the fact he offered to change it should have been the end of it however his moody, aggressive attitude marks him out as a kn0b, avoid.

Had a lovely Sunday roast. Very tasty, big portion and a good price.

Amazing pub, nice and cold beers friendly staff and amazing food