The Lord Tredegar

The Lord Tredegar: A Cozy Gem Near Mile End Station The Lord Tredegar is a delightful pub that effortlessly combines charm, warmth, and excellent service. Nestled near Mile End Station, it’s the perfect spot for a laid-back meal or drinks with friends. The first thing you’ll notice is the welcoming ambiance. With a real fireplace crackling away, the pub exudes a cozy atmosphere that’s perfect for chilly evenings. Adding to its unique charm is the resident cat, who can often be found lounging at the bar. Friendly and curious, she gives the pub a character that sets it apart from others in the area. The staff at The Lord Tredegar are exceptional—kind, attentive, and eager to make your visit memorable. They were quick to recommend the grilled chicken burger, and it did not disappoint. Perfectly cooked and packed with flavor, it’s a must-try for anyone stopping by. The drinks menu is equally impressive, offering a variety of beers, wines, and spirits to suit all tastes. Whether you’re a local or just passing through, The Lord Tredegar is a must-visit. Its combination of great food, a cozy setting, and the added charm of a friendly feline makes it a standout choice for a relaxed and enjoyable pub experience. Don’t miss it if you’re in the Mile End area!

Best and definitely the hugest Sunday roast I have had in London. We had the pork belly and the mixed meat ones. It has an amazing back garden which is lovely on a sunny day. Vibe is friendly and chilled. Will go back soon!

This is my second visit to this fine establishment. We start off with a warm and friendly greeting from the staff at the bar - Alex and Mary. I recognise Alex from last time as he has impeccable taste in music (contrary to the rest of the teams belief). We are 20 minutes early and thankfully our table inside the pub area is ready. It's in a nice cosy cornerand there are some board games available should we fancy it. There are 3 of us and we've come for the roast and order the Pork, Beef and Lamb individually plus a side of Cauliflower cheese. Being from Yorkshire, I am picky when it comes to roasts. It;'s finding that triple sweet spot of quality, quantity and value. A triumphant fist pump into the air and a round of applause as this hit every part of the above perfectly. I had the lamb roast and it was just joyful. Everything was in perfect measure and the meat was impeccable. I have zero idea how I managed to finish my plate (I am stupidly proud of myself and had a well deserved 2 hour nap in the afternoon) but I was in that 'happy-pain' where it's so delicious you can't stop eating it. We probably didn't need the Cauli-cheese however it had the perfect kick of mustard and it was perfectly cooked. I kinda don't want to go into detail about how fantastic the other plates were as I think you need to go and try it for yourself. Afterwards I went and shook hands with the kitchen and the wonderful staff at the bar. This place is special. If you want a Sunday roast that IS AN ACTUAL SUNDAY ROAST and not one of those loveless pub roasts that resembles a microwave meal, then this is the one. I've never had a better one in London and I've had a Gordon Ramsey one at the now closed York & Albany. Thank you The Lord Tredagar. You are fabulous.

A rare and cosy gem, one of the nicest pubs in the area! The atmosphere here is amazing, all the best you can expect from a traditional British pub with lots of history. A warm fire place, cosy seating, and of course the black cat. More seating round the back for dining and a very nice covered garden. Highly recommend this pub, an absolute must in Bow.

My friend and I had a great time. There's an adorable little black cat who roams around inside and outside the pub, a friendly little thing, so cute! The food was good, a little overcooked, but good quality fish. They served sauces in small pots / cups instead of putting them in top of the food, which I really appreciated. The lady who came to take our menus and glasses away was lovely, very pleasant and polite. The service was fairly quick, although it wasn't too busy when we visited. Overall, it was lovely, thank you for the meal! x

This is one of the greatest pubs anyone will ever visit, if you're a local you're blessed. In this day & age it's hard to find a great local that is a classic pub, grand in size featuring a cat, and garden. Though understand it's big for a reason as it's a very popular place to have great food and probably the best roast dinner in London, with me now trying to find places that will upstage this pub. For me what makes this place before the food is the staff that work here, calm and very friendly to help you feel relaxed. However the kitchen staff making these dishes are the best kept secret you want to tell everyone about. I recently went up north having a roast, and it couldn't touch what you get at The Lord Tredegar. It's not only the portion size that is perfect and satisfying, but how well everything is cooked and that presentation when a dish is served will have you taking pics to show the world. On the rare occasions I've been in on a different day, let me confirm the food is still amazing and I hope this winning formula remains. Knowing pubs have been dying out for a while, this pub deserves to be protected as it does England and the East End proud. Tell everyone about it, but not too many to ensure you can enjoy a roast on a Sunday!

The place is charming and welcoming. The atmosphere is delightful, both inside the restaurant and in the garden. We enjoyed a variety of appetizers, such as mac and cheese, halloumi fries, and more, and everything was delicious. The staff was incredibly friendly and they made our evening enjoyable.

I heard very good things about their roast, so we decided to come. Unfortunately, Sunday roast is only served on Sundays (as expected), so we tried the sausage and mash, pan fried sea bass, and braised pork belly special of the day. We also shared the sticky toffee pudding for dessert. The food was amazing, but the service was alright. You walk in and sit wherever you like in the back, and order at the bar up front. The bartenders weren’t that attentive, so it did take a bit for them to finally take my order, but the server was great. We noticed she sanitized her hands often!

The Lord Tredegar: A Cozy Gem Near Mile End Station The Lord Tredegar is a delightful pub that effortlessly combines charm, warmth, and excellent service. Nestled near Mile End Station, it’s the perfect spot for a laid-back meal or drinks with friends. The first thing you’ll notice is the welcoming ambiance. With a real fireplace crackling away, the pub exudes a cozy atmosphere that’s perfect for chilly evenings. Adding to its unique charm is the resident cat, who can often be found lounging at the bar. Friendly and curious, she gives the pub a character that sets it apart from others in the area. The staff at The Lord Tredegar are exceptional—kind, attentive, and eager to make your visit memorable. They were quick to recommend the grilled chicken burger, and it did not disappoint. Perfectly cooked and packed with flavor, it’s a must-try for anyone stopping by. The drinks menu is equally impressive, offering a variety of beers, wines, and spirits to suit all tastes. Whether you’re a local or just passing through, The Lord Tredegar is a must-visit. Its combination of great food, a cozy setting, and the added charm of a friendly feline makes it a standout choice for a relaxed and enjoyable pub experience. Don’t miss it if you’re in the Mile End area!

Best and definitely the hugest Sunday roast I have had in London. We had the pork belly and the mixed meat ones. It has an amazing back garden which is lovely on a sunny day. Vibe is friendly and chilled. Will go back soon!

This is my second visit to this fine establishment. We start off with a warm and friendly greeting from the staff at the bar - Alex and Mary. I recognise Alex from last time as he has impeccable taste in music (contrary to the rest of the teams belief). We are 20 minutes early and thankfully our table inside the pub area is ready. It's in a nice cosy cornerand there are some board games available should we fancy it. There are 3 of us and we've come for the roast and order the Pork, Beef and Lamb individually plus a side of Cauliflower cheese. Being from Yorkshire, I am picky when it comes to roasts. It;'s finding that triple sweet spot of quality, quantity and value. A triumphant fist pump into the air and a round of applause as this hit every part of the above perfectly. I had the lamb roast and it was just joyful. Everything was in perfect measure and the meat was impeccable. I have zero idea how I managed to finish my plate (I am stupidly proud of myself and had a well deserved 2 hour nap in the afternoon) but I was in that 'happy-pain' where it's so delicious you can't stop eating it. We probably didn't need the Cauli-cheese however it had the perfect kick of mustard and it was perfectly cooked. I kinda don't want to go into detail about how fantastic the other plates were as I think you need to go and try it for yourself. Afterwards I went and shook hands with the kitchen and the wonderful staff at the bar. This place is special. If you want a Sunday roast that IS AN ACTUAL SUNDAY ROAST and not one of those loveless pub roasts that resembles a microwave meal, then this is the one. I've never had a better one in London and I've had a Gordon Ramsey one at the now closed York & Albany. Thank you The Lord Tredagar. You are fabulous.

A rare and cosy gem, one of the nicest pubs in the area! The atmosphere here is amazing, all the best you can expect from a traditional British pub with lots of history. A warm fire place, cosy seating, and of course the black cat. More seating round the back for dining and a very nice covered garden. Highly recommend this pub, an absolute must in Bow.

My friend and I had a great time. There's an adorable little black cat who roams around inside and outside the pub, a friendly little thing, so cute! The food was good, a little overcooked, but good quality fish. They served sauces in small pots / cups instead of putting them in top of the food, which I really appreciated. The lady who came to take our menus and glasses away was lovely, very pleasant and polite. The service was fairly quick, although it wasn't too busy when we visited. Overall, it was lovely, thank you for the meal! x

This is one of the greatest pubs anyone will ever visit, if you're a local you're blessed. In this day & age it's hard to find a great local that is a classic pub, grand in size featuring a cat, and garden. Though understand it's big for a reason as it's a very popular place to have great food and probably the best roast dinner in London, with me now trying to find places that will upstage this pub. For me what makes this place before the food is the staff that work here, calm and very friendly to help you feel relaxed. However the kitchen staff making these dishes are the best kept secret you want to tell everyone about. I recently went up north having a roast, and it couldn't touch what you get at The Lord Tredegar. It's not only the portion size that is perfect and satisfying, but how well everything is cooked and that presentation when a dish is served will have you taking pics to show the world. On the rare occasions I've been in on a different day, let me confirm the food is still amazing and I hope this winning formula remains. Knowing pubs have been dying out for a while, this pub deserves to be protected as it does England and the East End proud. Tell everyone about it, but not too many to ensure you can enjoy a roast on a Sunday!

The place is charming and welcoming. The atmosphere is delightful, both inside the restaurant and in the garden. We enjoyed a variety of appetizers, such as mac and cheese, halloumi fries, and more, and everything was delicious. The staff was incredibly friendly and they made our evening enjoyable.

I heard very good things about their roast, so we decided to come. Unfortunately, Sunday roast is only served on Sundays (as expected), so we tried the sausage and mash, pan fried sea bass, and braised pork belly special of the day. We also shared the sticky toffee pudding for dessert. The food was amazing, but the service was alright. You walk in and sit wherever you like in the back, and order at the bar up front. The bartenders weren’t that attentive, so it did take a bit for them to finally take my order, but the server was great. We noticed she sanitized her hands often!