The Dispensary - Pub
About The Dispensary - Pub
Located on the ground floor of this grand Victorian building in London’s east end, the Dispensary Pub is popular with media types, models and local scenesters for creative business lunches and after-work drinks. Originally built as a hospital to treat the poor in 1858, The Dispensary now feeds posh nosh to pretty people and has a superb British menu to boot. With high ceilings, wooden tables and brown leather chairs, the pub is decorated in down-to-earth rustic tones, and the staff are knowledgeable and attentive. The Dispensary has a fantastic international wine list, and signature dishes include the baked camembert served with toasted ciabatta; the hand-made pie with mash; and the hot salt beef sandwich with chips.
Sample pub menu
Starter
- Olives, with chilli and garlic £3.00- Freshly baked bread with dip £3.00
- Homemade chips with ketchup and aioli £3.00
- Homemade soup and fresh bread £4.00
- Baked Camembert in a box, toasted ciabatta £7.50
- Vegetarian platter £8.95
- Ploughmans lunch (Keens mature cheddar, ham off the bone, pickled onions, pickles and crusty bread) £8.95
- Hot salt beef sandwich with chips £8.50
- Homemade steak burger with chips £8.95
- Hand-made pie with chips or mash £9.50
Other choices are available.
Main Course
Dessert
- Valrhona chocolate crème brulee, amaretti biscuit £5.50- Selection of cheese with quince jelly £8.00
Additional Information
Address:
19a Leman Street, E1 8ENNearest tube:
Aldgate EastThis menu is available 12pm - 3pm and 5pm - 9pm