E1: DICKENS INN, St Katherines Dock, E1W 1LB. Courage. Dickens Own Traditional Bitter (og 1035) can be accessible.. Version: 2006/06. Fuller's,: London Pride, Adnam: Bitter. Version: 2014/12. Wells & Young's: Courage Best Bitter, Fuller: London Pride, Shepherd Neame: Spitfire. Version: 2014/12. Demolished. Re-opened (March 1995) and renamed Charlie's. Version: 2014/12. Formerly a non draught bar in the chain. Version: 2019/03. Closed. New free home opened Summer 1997. Accquired by Barracuda pub chain from Old Monk Pub Co. Renamed Thomas More. One-bar pub in a procuring precinct/market. Once a one-bar nook locals' pub with wood panelled partitions with images and prints. Range 2005. Large and well decorated one bar pub popular with the young and previous. A meals truck in the big rear garden presents beer flavoured dishes. Refurbished bar space with primary decor, bare floorboards, uncovered brick walls, tough and prepared furniture and so forth with rear extension (contains the bar).Keykeg craft beers and Meantime brewery fresh tank lager dispensed beneath pressure (£4.80-7.20/pint) beside the bar. Closed 2006. Wilmax Porcelain part on floor floor, 2 flats at rear & above. Planning software n of current first flooring, to offer 4 new residential models over 3 and four storeys.

General Booth gave one in all his first sermons from around right here in 1865. The pub was the scene of a Kray gangland killing in the 1960s. The pub itself was in-built 1894. Lunchtime meals. Version: No longer a pub. Version: 2002/05. Not a pub. Ex Truman pub transformed to a workshop. Closed 2010 then transformed to a betting office. New Davy's pub (1998) reported keg in 2004. Renamend Fusion Lounge and closed and transformed to workplace use 2010. . Demolished. Now modern office blocks 2005. Ex Bass. Modern bar with sports activities Tv, three pool tables and three dart boards. Tastefully refurbished with cream décor and ceiling followers,naked boards and tiled flooring, low lighting and mirrors. Cooked meals lunchtime. Darts(three boards). Menu combines beer with food. Lunchtime cooked meals and snacks at other times. Darts and pool. Snacks always. Cooked meals at lunchtime and snacks at all times. Now has Greene King IPA, Black Sheep Bitter and three guests. A Hotel since 2001. Described in the 1991 guide thus: Back avenue native with black and white inside. Renamed Thirst & Last the again to Duke of Somerset.

Previous Name(s): Thirst & Last. Original Name: Three Crowns Previous Name(s): L'Oasis. Original Name: Horn Of Plenty Previous Name(s): Horns. Original Name: Old Monk Previous Name(s): Puzzle E1, Pipeline, Holy Birds, Wringer & Mangle. Once an interesting quaint locals' pub with small inter-connecting bars. Version: 1996/10. Now not a pub. Version: 2008/11. No longer a pub. Version: 2006/06. Pub Demolished.. Version: 2001/11. Pub Demolished.. Version: 2011/06. Pub closed. Version: 2008/07. No longer a pub. Renamed Rose. Locals' one bar pub. E1: Rose & Punchbowl, 7 Redmans Road, E1 3AQ. Belhaven. E1: Britannia, 44 Morris Street, E1 2NP. Belhaven. E1: Britannia, 232 Cable Street, E1 0BL. Ind Coope. E1: Kings Arms, 513 Cable Street, EW1 3ER. Enterprise. E1: Railway Arms, 60 Sutton Street, E1 0AY. G Met Watneys. E1: Dover Castle, 55 Sutton Street, E1 0AY. ex Ind Coope. E1: WHITE HART, 89 Whitechapel High Street, E1 7RA. Punch Tavers,ex Ind Coope. E1: CAPTAIN KIDD, 108 Wapping High Street, E1W 2NE. Samuel Smith. E1: Three Swedish Crowns, 83 Wapping Lane, Billiards Club Décor E1W 9RW. G Met Watneys. Ex G Met Watneys. E1: CROWN & SHUTTLE, 226 Shoreditch High Street, E1 6PJ. G Met Trumans. E1: Norfolk Village, 199 Shoreditch High Street, E1 6LG. Bass.

E1: China Ship, 4 Orton Street, E1 9LN. Bass. E1: Crown & Sceptre, eighty four Ben Jonson Road, E1 4QH. Shepherd Neame. E1: Crown & Leek, eleven Deal Street, E1 5AH. G Met Trumans. E1: Crown & Dolphin, 56 Cannon Street Road, E1 0BH. Wiltshire. E1: R Bar, 237 Mile End Road, E1 4AA. Wiltshire. E1: Location, 67 Mile End Road, E1 4TT. . E1: Hayfield Tavern, 158 Mile End Road, E1 4LJ. Bass. Version: 2018/10. No actual ales Former Bass pub. Was owned by Poetry Bars & Restaurants' pub chain. Was leased by David Bruce's Honeypot Inns chain. Leased by Regent Inns to enterprising couple with a keen interest in real ale and quality food, albeit quite costly. Ex-Watney, pub final operated by Newton Folgate Inns below Punch. Version: 2019/04. Closed. New pub opened December 1992. Renamed Poet 2005 then Water Poet. Version: 2009/12. Closed. New pub opened 1992. Fuller, closed, lease not renewed by Fullers, future uncertain.