The Narrow in Tower Hamlets

We went to the Narrow to celebrate our daughters birthday . We had a fun time together , as a group of four.We knew the menu was simple , the starters of squid and ravioli were delicious . The mains of fish and burgers were mixed. The cod and red wine sauce was delicious and beautifully cooked. The burgers were not cooked as ordered. The buns were too sweet and detracted from the overall flavors of the burgers. The meat was really good quality.My daughter ordered a liquid dessert which was forgotten . The sticky toffee pudding and chocolate brownies were fabulous , light and full of flavour.The wine, drinks and dessert wine were all very good.The general atmosphere was great , however the physical construct of the restaurant was in need of investment , and the toilets would benefit from an upgrade.The service varied , some waiters were attentive whilst others forgot requests .

For a Gordon Ransey Restaurant this experience was dissappointing.We waited 25 mins to be seated for our reservation, so we paid for drinks at the bar. When the table was ready the manager told us to leave our drinks and they would bring them over.20 mins later we had to chase it up and found iut they had lost our drinks so they offered to replace them on the house.Food took a further 30 mins for the starters to arrive. And after starters another 50 mins for the mains, to which my medium burger was well done, i told them about this and they offered to remove it from the bill.It took a total of 3 hours to have a 2 course meal.When we asked for the bill, the burger was still on the bill and so were the drinks, and when we asked for them to correct the bill they did so and told us that they discounted the drinks which were meant to be on the house. (They just mistook it for on my house instead of their house).The food we had (aside from the burger) tasted nice but the service was very lacking and slow.If you have a LOT of time to spare its worth going but i do not think that I will be returning. All the surrounding tables had the same issue of the wait times for food. So they were consistent on that point.

we got tomato soup and ravioli. it was class. i thought that the portions were a bit small, but i actually found myself to be full after eating. coffee was delicious. the views were unmatched and it was just a beautiful experience. thank you.nice.super very nice.

My bf brought me here for my birthday dinner and I must say this is the best! The location is perfect, riverside view of Canary Wharf and central London. The atmosphere is lovely and so romantic for couple dating. The staff is super polite and friendly, five star service quality. The food is amazing, just wow! We tried Love London set menu. For starter, we tried Roasted peper and tomato soup, crème fraiche, chives oil and Potted salt beef brisket with grain mustard, piccalilli, seeded crackers. For main dishes, we tried Black truffle and mushroom ravioli, creamy mushroom sauce and Beer battered haddock and chips, mushy peas, tartare sauce. The portions are huge, we were so full and happy. For dessert, please try sticky pudding, salted caramel ice cream 🍨, it is so tasty. They also offered me a free slice of cake 🍰 as a present for my birthday. How lovely it is! The price is so reasonable for a wonderful experience and for Gordon Ramsay brandname. We paid £25 for 2 courses and £30 for 3 courses meal. This is a must to try when you are in London! Highly recommend and we definitely come back again!

Stunning views! Amazing, helpful staff! Great good and drunks!

The service of the waitstaff was terrific! They were well trained and happy to please and oblige in taking our pictures. They didn't hurry us to leave even if we were the last persons in the dining room. We love the river view and the experience. I especially love the grapefruit martini. I wasn't thrilled about one of the appetizers. We were surprised though that they did not give free bread considering that this is a Gordon Ramsay restaurant and so, not a cheap one. (And by the way, the paid bread wasn't spectacular, lol!) But overall, this was a great experience (November 2021), and did not disappoint!

Nice views over the Thames and Canary Wharf but sadly that’s all what The Narrow has to offer…For a Gordon Ramsay’s restaurant we had high expectations but it turned into a shockingly poor experience for Valentine’s Day so we wouldn’t want to recommend it to anybody. The service was cold and inattentive (no effort was made to accommodate any of our requests on the A La Carte menu and we constantly had to ask for our water glasses to be topped up). The food was all really bland and way overpriced for what it was. I paid almost £22 for an overcooked, bland bacon cheeseburger without any sauce on it (the original Sriracha mayo wasn’t to my taste so I asked our waitress if it could be swapped with classic mayo, she agreed but then the burger got served without any sauce at all in the end!). The sticky toffee puffing was drenched in overly sweet sauce and was quite dry too. Only the salted caramel ice cream that came with it was quite edible to be honest. Again, overall a rather bad experience so we will not return.

The food was superb. I had the ravioli with peas and shallott as a starter. Then the pork belly. The top was just perfectly crunchy! The apple pure and the red wine sauce with the meat was a little taste of heaven. My partner had the cod and she was also very happy with it. Everything looked very nicely presented.The service was also spot on, kind and helpful. The view is just the cherry on the top.It is a bit pricey, but it is expected for the quality and the milieu.In short, recommended!

Nice views over Thames, service and food quality not what is expected with Gordon Ramsay's name. For the price paid - you do not get in return the food and service you may expect.Must note however - waiting staff were attentive to allergen requests and questions. They also offered alternatives.

An amazing local pub that deserves 5 stars as such. I give 4 because the 'Gordon Ramsey' layer sets expectations a lot higher than a normal pub and the delivery is great but 5/5 means perfection, which is hard to hit if you set the bar that high.You will love it, I do love it, it's just the name that sets the bar higher that it really needs to be. Do defintely go there, the view is amazing and drinks /food are great. If you're local you just must go as it's by far the best option, and a truly nice place.