It's been a busy old day. This morning I was speaking at a fantastic event up at City University for "wannabe" journalists. Next up, the Warehouse AW press day (more about that tomorrow) and then a peek at the AW collection from All Saints.
And to round off a busy day, a soothing soda water and some Southern-themed snacks at The Waterside, a pub/restaurant right next to Imperial Wharf. Sadly, I didn't spy any Made in Chelsea cast members, but I bet they've been in there...
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| The Waterside is right on the river, two minutes walk from Imperial Wharf station |
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| If you like a river view to go with your meal, this venue is ideal |
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| We gorged on a selection of starters - the menu has recently developed a distinctly Southern flavour and as the pub is undergoing a revamp in May, look out for more of this to come |
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| These ribs were smothered in a delicious chipotle-style sauce |
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| And the crispy calamari was perfected by the mustard mayo on the side |
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| These little jambalaya balls were spicy and full of fun Southern flavour |
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| The venue is split over three levels with a more formal restaurant upstairs |
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| I'll be back to see what delights the bar has to offer after the makeover - Mr. Fashion Detective is doing his art-magic on the place, so expect something extra special |
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| The pub is already full of distinctive features - I want that lightshade in my house (if only the house was big enough) |
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| You can cosy up under the funky low lights |
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| The pub has two heated terraces with one directly overlooking the river; once the sun starts shining it'll be perfect |
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| As usual, El found something unusual to pose with - the cage chair is right up his alley (this place has an emphasis on dining, so it's totally family friendly) |
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