Isle of dogs

[pseudonarcissus]

This was at Canary Wharf. I'll assume birds are allowed

I'll have you know, it's named after the Canary Islands...in in their turn, they are named after dogs! Maybe point this out to the mall cop next time.
I'm sure we got on the tube with the dog there, but probably wouldn't have tried to get into the shopping precinct bit (I'm sure there's a posher name).

 

[Supine]

I always stay in Canary Wharf when I’m in London. Lovely place. I stay just out of the posh bankers bit where the old community still live.

Took me feckin ages to find m&s the first time I was there using google maps, I didn’t realise it was underground (middle class post).

 

[miss direct]

I always stay in Canary Wharf when I’m in London. Lovely place. I stay just out of the posh bankers bit where the old community still live.

Took me feckin ages to find m&s the first time I was there using google maps because I didn’t realise it was underground (middle class post).

Ha well that is precisely why I ended up in that stupid shopping centre, trying to find a food place that I couldn't find on Google maps!

 

[Maggot]

Trinity Buoy Wharf is near there. An interesting place to walk to and wander around. Plenty of art, culture and quirkiness.

 

[pseudonarcissus]

This was at Canary Wharf. I'll assume birds are allowed

Hubbub Cafe at the Space is very nice and they have an outside seating bit. The Ferry pub used to be dog friendly

 

[fishfinger]

So much for the name Isle Of Dogs

Only the king's dogs allowed.

 

[scifisam]

Trinity Buoy Wharf is near there. An interesting place to walk to and wander around. Plenty of art, culture and quirkiness.

Sort of near. It's where the latest season of the Sewing Bee was filmed.

 

[miss direct]

Not my sort of place at all, and not a life i will ever lead, and having a pretty stressful time overall, but will fully relish the sunset from the balcony. Cheers.