King Edward Vii - Newham

This small pub has been great for the past twenty years. I just noticed the mural for the first time - it's a nice piece of history. Wonderful!

During a recent visit to Stratford in East London, we were surprised to see how much has deteriorated over the years and how new and cosmopolitan things have become. Amongst the changes, we were delighted to find the King Edward VII still maintaining its charm. The pub has always had a quaint and worldly feel, and it still does. We enjoyed a delicious steak and ale pie, paired with a bottle of prosecco (which had a special deal on Thursdays and Fridays for £14.99). The King Edward is standing strong over time, and we commend all those involved in its upkeep.

I was walking past and heard the DJ playing music and karaoke, so I decided to check it out. From the outside, it looked like an old traditional pub, but inside the atmosphere was friendly and social. I was surprised to see such a diverse group of people in the middle of Stratford. The staff behind the bar were friendly and welcoming. I will definitely be back soon!

On the evening of Tuesday 1st of November, I popped into your pub, and asked If I could use the toilets as I was on the way home from work. My bus was delayed and I really needed to use the loo, and didn't think for a second this would be a problem. However, when I approached a staff member to ask if this was OK, he begrudgingly said ok, but said it was for customers only and was really quite rude about it (to the point it attracted attention from a couple punters in the pub. Not sure if this staff member was having a bad shift/ day (we all have them sometimes I get it but refusing anyone to use the toilets is not on at all, and especially in the rude manner in which if was done! Either change ur policy, staff or both!

Rather nice, clean, good food, great chips, you get what you pay for. Not the greatest selection with beers, but all in all a good place for a hearty, good-value lunch