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Welcome to The Henry Addington, your local pub in London. The Henry Addington is located right in the heart of Canary Wharf, and is just a short three-minute walk from Canary Wharf Underground Station on the Jubilee Line, West India Avenue, and One Canada Square.
- How Do I Travel to This Restaurant in Canary Wharf?
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- Is Parking Available at The Henry Addington at Mackenzie Walk?
Take the DLR to Canary Wharf (Cabot Place) and exit the station for South Colonnade. Turn right and continue to Cubitt Steps on your left. Follow the steps down to Mackenzie Walk. Turn left into Mackenzie Walk and continue until you arrive at this restaurant in Canary Wharf. Alternatively, take the Jubilee Line to Canary Wharf (Jubilee Park). Exit ...
You’ll find a tempting range of dining options at this Canary Wharf restaurant. The Henry Addington at Mackenzie Walk has three menus, namely the mains menu, buffet menu, and bar snacks menu. Among the options are the establishment’s famous pies, main dishes, burgers, starters and sharing, sides, and desserts.
The parking area closest to The Henry Addington at Mackenzie Walk is Cabot Square Car Park. You can access this car park from the entrance on Cooks Close (E14 4AP for sat nav). Alternatively, park at Westferry Circus Car Park, using the entrance on West India Avenue (E14 4HD for sat nav). Save on car park fees by parking for free for up to three ho...
Our iconic dockside pub is located in the middle of London’s bustling financial hubs, Canary Wharf. We’re named after Henry Addington, the First Viscount Sidmouth and Prime Minister between 1801 and 1804.
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