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The Grapes pub overflows with intimate charm and literary legacy. Built in the 16th century, this cozy venue once inspired Charles Dickens, who featured it in Our Mutual Friend. Today, The Grapes remains a step back in time, where exposed beams, etched glass, and rich wood paneling seep history.

Duck off Narrow Street's bustle and into the intimate front bar, barely 15 feet wide, yet brimming with mismatched furniture and riverside views. The quaint back parlor could be a captain's cabin, lined with artifacts and images spinning tales of The Grapes' adventurous past. Beyond creaky double doors, the Thames unfurls in all its glory - a shimmering expanse entrancing patrons for centuries.

Though immortalized by Dickens' words, The Grapes' enduring spirit stems from the characters who've passed through and the stories etched into its timbered walls. Sip a pint amidst the warm, burnished hues while gazing at sailboats dotting the horizon. Breathe in the riverside air that once filled sea-worn lungs and inspired literary giants. However you savor it, The Grapes offers an intoxicating taste of London's history - best enjoyed waterfront-side with a timeless ale in hand.

Opening and closing times

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Monday  12:00 - 23:00

Tuesday 12:00–23:00

Wednesday 12:00–23:00

Thursday 12:00–23:00

Friday 12:00–23:00

Saturday 12:00–23:00

Sunday 12:00–22:30