The Lightship (St Katherine's Dock, London)

I and eight other people dined at this restaurant on sat night .I can only tell the truth .it was the worst meal I have ever had! The atmosphere was hidieous and the food cold the smallest portions I have ever had.mackral raw and bottle top from diffrent drink in bottom of glass only three people eat there meal fully . When asked if i could have my fish cooked for longer i was told no the chef wont do it! I do not wish to dine in a place that will not listen to any requests from customers I will make sure that any6one and everyone will know what a terrible place this is to dine. Oh dont have the vanilla tart as it is ...  Read the complete review

COMPULSORY PRE(R)AMBLE I’ve just eaten out in one of the RAF’s (or was it The Fleet Air Arm’s?) less well-known failures. The Lightship Restaurant, now moored permanently in London’s St. Katherine’s Dock, was built in the 1870s in Denmark, and was used right through to the 1970s (as a lightship, surprise, surprise), having seen the Second World War years under German command. It was during this period that the British did their darndest to sink her, although you do have to wonder if operating a lightship during a black-out was in fact the wisest thing the crew could have done. To protect the crew from strafing by fighter aircraft, the Germans had ...  Read the complete review