Pie Republic in Newham

Used to make 5 mile trip to go there every month to eat the different pies and very good mash/gravy they make, enjoyed in a brick wall interior silence on wooden tables and dimmed yellow lighting.Made a trip down there three times over the last three months to find it closed when Google says open. They did not tell their customers they would be closing down or when they would be reopening.

The pies here are really tasty and filling - I always tend to go for the royal Victoria or the cox’s bazaar. The cox’s bazaar is quite spicy (for me) but also very nice. The customer service is always great when we eat in or collect and my kids love going there for breakfast (for dinner!).

We ordered the muffin breakfast meal which included smoked salmon, avocado mash and poached eggs with hollandaise sauce on top. We also ordered a normal breakfast meal which included sausages, hash browns, toast etc. Although everything was nice, my avocado mash was a little too lemony and eggs were ever so slightly too cold. I hate to criticise food because I normally enjoy anything that gets put in front of me, but also the customer service really put me off. Everyone has their days but if you're working in the food industry, it's really important to make your customers feel comfortable and welcome. I hope to come back and change my mind about the customer service 😊

One of my go to places. The victoria pie is amazing. Everything just fits well from the pie to the gravy with homecut chips just a great place to go! They occasionally offer special deals along the week and can be found on their Instagram.

Good all over. The food comes a bit late but was tasty. I only went for the pies and they were lovely.Shame there wasn't some food available on the menu

The restaurant is a really nice place.The service is slow, great place to kill time if you are not in a rush for food or just want a place to chat and chill, the customer service is super slow.One time I had to go to the kitchen to ask the guy for assistance.The food is really tasty as we had 2x fish and chips and 2 drinks which came to roughly £21. For that same amount you can literally go to down the end of road and get 4 fish and chips and better service.Let’s be honest for that price you can get better from the cafe next door.You are literally paying for the fancy decor and nice clean tables and seating area.Also they served the fish and chips on a wooden board which had so many wooden splinters shooting out of it, you literally will be going home ill.We asked for it to be in plates of which we transferred ourselves as the guy walked off. The Customer service was super slow or quick to take the money slow to get a response.However despite it's fault, the food was tasty and came in a big portion and chips comes in small portion, the atmosphere is peaceful and clean. Great for a long lunch, or chill out catchup or meeting session. Not recommended if you are in a rush or looking for good price value.

The establishment looks good from the outside and was good to know they are open until 10-11pm on a Sunday.We went in and was told to go sit down, but they forgot to give us menus. Not the best start.When we were ready to order the staff weren’t attentive, they were talking amongst each other so we went up to the till to order. We were the only customers!!They don’t accept cash which is inconvenient but they did have a free cash machine a few doors down.My friend ordered a lamb pie (Cox’s Pie) which tasted good and was a combination of a curry and pie.I ordered a fish pie (Captain Cook) which was too watery, sauce should be thicker. The sides were nice but should have more condiments rather than just ketchup and mayonnaise.The main thing that needs working on is the customer service!!! Will I come back again, that’s a no.

Professional service, nice menu of different pies. Always well presented. Good place to go if your in a small group. Parking bit of a problem before 6:30 pm. Its cash only, they don't take card. Cash machine not too far away.

Ordered 3 starters, Chicken Satay, Grilled Chicken & Fish Goujons.The chicken satay weren't that great, lacked flavour, the other 2 would definitely recommend, may try the Cox's Bazaar Samosa next time.All 3 starters cost £10 which isn't a bad price.Had the Cox's Bazaar Pie for mains which was lovely, had a hint of spice which went down a treat, would definitely recommend 👍🏼

Simple and good tasting pies, good value as well. The decor is really nice, very modern, with exposed brick work and timber beams, felt like a English cottage designed by a hipster. I liked it.Anyway, I ordered a Haka, which is a pie filled with lamb, carrots, Rosemary, garlic and potatoes each pie comes with a choice of 2 sides for £7.95. I went for roasted veg (really nice) and homemade slaw. Very good value I think. I liked the pie, i was worried it would be like a British style cooking, but it had a desi style to it with a blend of nice spices.Also ordered a really nice Virgin mojito which cost £3.95If you are local to East London, i would definitely recommend this place. It's next to the mosque and is also @HMC_UK certified. There are also non pies on the menu.