Ibérica Canary Wharf

Whether it's a laid-back dinner with colleagues at the end of the working week or a quick drink and nibbles with friends, Spanish restaurant Ibérica Canary Wharf offers an extensive wine list and a series of tapas plates to see you through numerous dining occasions. 

Just a five-minute walk from the underground station, the site is the first of the Spanish group's restaurants to be designed by Spanish architect Lazaro Rosa Violán.  It's a little more rustic than some of its sister restaurants, offering plenty of wooden surfaces, burgundy furniture, vintage posters, and a bull's head behind the bar. The space is split over two levels, with the option to dine in the bustling bar and lounge area on the ground floor, or at one of the quieter tables in the set-apart mezzanines upstairs.