It's amazing to think that some 40 years ago, Canary Wharf was just a barren docklands area. However, by 1987, the whole area had been transformed into the glass towered financial district, created because there was a lack of space in the City of London. Canary Wharf is now more than a financial business area. In addition to the high rises that dominate its Skyline, there are many bars, resteraunts, gardens, and shops. Every December, Canary Wharf plays host to the Winter Lights festival, an exhibition of art using lights to give a full sensory experience.

Really beautiful place here! One of the nicest places in London at night time! The Thames look elegant the buildings have a really nice touch and the shopping centre is packed with many shops that you can shop till you drop! If you love London and you love shopping then this is the place you would want to be! 5 stars!

I absolutely love Canary wharf....been coming here since it was literally just one Skyscraper, Canada Square....now, its a huge vibrant district of apartments, offices, bars, shops, venues, Caffè and parks....architecturally as vibrant an area as possible for me, everytime you come another floor has been added to the latest new build Skyscraper....

Amazing buildings. Its like new manhattan. However, it's a bit too far from central London. Also could not find a lot of restaurants as one would expect to as it is the financial district.

This a good place to visit on weekend as it is not too busy, lots of places to eat.

The best place to visit in a London where lots of shops, park and excitement. It's a very busy place but clean and most or professional people. It's not really big but there fee top brands and it's kind of hidden place in London.

Top class and elaborate centre . Highly suggest going just for the tourism. It's surrounded by elegant water gardens. Skyscrapers fill the air. Truly a remarkable sight. Atmospheric lighting adds the final touch🙆‍♂️🤩👏

Beautiful mall. A lot of upmarket shops but a good mix, especially H&B, Boots, M&S and a big Waitrose, also Snappy Snaps (though Boots photo is cheaper, and do it online, is more efficient). Also a Tesco metro at the top. Also the online Babylon GP has a clinic there. Dyson's - very useful! Lots of places for food and drink and ice cream. And excellent public toilets. And be prepared to get lost!

Canary Wharf is made up of two plush, marble floored, glass shop fronted shopping centres, Cabot Place on the DLR (which has a Waitrose and John Lewis) and Jubilee Place on the Jubilee line (which has an M&S Food). They are linked by a labyrinth of corridors so you don't have to go outside if you don't want to, although in the summer the outdoor spaces around the Wharf are so lovely, with places to eat and drink and entertainment a-plenty. It's a true destination for a family day out, and for serious shoppers with top brands such as Kiehl's, Penhaligon's, The Kooples, Peloton and so many more. Only loses one star for being quite hard to navigate, could do with improved signage and more touchscreen centre maps, but generally it's clean, secure, and you'll find all you'll need for a quality shopping and more.

This is a really cool area with lot of shops and restaurants. We went to Five guys that is open till midnight on weekend which was such a save. Also, there are many supermarkets and boutiques. It's really accessible and connects to Jubilee line too. I have to say very clean and well managed shopping mall.

Very modern shopping area located underneath Canary Wharf. There’s both cheaper fashion stores and the most exquisite designer retail stores. Loved the cleanliness and water refilling stations and it’s nice to go and hide away from the heat above for a couple hours.

What a great shopping centre. It's well maintained and clean. There is a big range of stores throughout the shopping centre. It's a massive place and whilst there are maps available to take with you it's so easy to get lost it all looks the same it didn't really bother me as I was just walking around exploring London I just went wear I ended up.

Overall pretty good. Living in Greenwich I treat this as my main shopping centre. It's indoors, which is a bonus in the Autumn and Winter. Also has a wider range of cheaper priced outlets than you'd imagine, e.g Gregg's as an alternative to the higher end coffee places.

Absolutely fabulous amazing high buildings. Very busy on this side of London. Need to come again 4 sure. Needed to visit KPGM building so Canada square is a great place to park KPGM right nxt door. Online booking was £18 for reservation. We didn't reserve and took the risk Glad to find parking. 1-6hours paid £14. Hope this helps someone.

The square is a vibrant hub, home to numerous companies, restaurants, and pubs, framed by towering skyscrapers. It's a sight to behold in the morning, with professionals in sharp blazers bustling about. The waterside stroll is delightful, making it an ideal location for both personal and professional meetings.

Winter lights well worth a visit. Very busy at 5pm and had to queue for some of the installations but one way systems and security staff made it easier to navigate.

I was delivering a leadership and management course for a client at Canary Wharf yesterday. I just love the vibe of the place and all there is to do there. It's well worth a visit for retail therapy, eating places, bars, and entertainment.

It is one of my first favourite places to visit and explore. It reminds me of when I peeked at the lovely views of Canary Wharf by chilling out, meeting new friends and doing shopping at the shopping centre< There is also Waitrose as well on 16-19 Canada Square.

Always the best place. It's funky, clean and modern with loads going on.

Looks stunning during this Christmas period with all the Christmas lights and tinsel on all the banisters and pillars. So many brands and plenty of places to shop in.

There is small green place between modern buildings, full of cafes and restaurants to eat and drink in doors and out.I like here in any season.It's save my life from depression during first winter lockdown.

Excellent location! Nice view. One Canada Square dominates the scene, which is surrounded by smaller buildings. It is visible in many places around London that a flashing red light warns aircraft at the building highest point, the pyramid, on top of the building.

What a beautiful place.. Area full marvellous architectural buildings. Despite so much crowd, this place has set its standards on cleanliness.

The must place to go on the Finchley road I know it from when I worked up here with my friend from the suburbs, it is a small but well laid out mall, alas half the shops have gone due to COVID which is a great pity because this is a great place to visit, what remains shows the resilience of the shop owners and how good a place this, I was happy to see the ice cream bar come coffee shop has survived on the ground floor, that nandos and wagamama are doing a brisk trade again helped along by the reopening of the Vue cinema, ( a chain not to taken lightly, they have their finger on the pulse on films being released ), and this is one of the best malls i know of, as they say small but perfectly formed, I would suggest before you venture home, you take the escalator down to the the lowest level and make a visit to Sainsbury's, I shopped here for several years when I worked here, a quick shop before I headed home to the city of London, big store, plenty on offer and in season has amazing fresh produce, it is the most pleasant Sainsbury's supermarket's I have shopped in, well laid out, never too busy at the cheçkouts unless it is a Friday night when everyone wants to get home, places like the O2 centre at Finchley road are worth our time to visit and helps support the shops struggling to survive, also it will give you an excuse to to visit somewhere different and enjoy the many different parts of London that you might know, or just head off somewhere on a whim within this great city, because it is there and you haven't been there before, what better reason to visit somewhere like the O2 centre at Finchley road ?

I have to say that I was surprised by the huge range of products on sale in here. I will come back here.

This place is amazing... The bars and drinks selection are amazing.. bring loads of money and your sure to have a great time eat and drink ❤️👍

It’s like a big maze with less needs you can get better to head to central london except if you would like to enjoy the Thames river and take a boat ride

Although the place can feel like a maze, a very helpful map can be found online and the staff was always friendly about offering assistance. There are many interesting stores and some absolutely beautiful views in the open spaces.

Shop till you drop. There was so much to see!

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This is an amazing shopping centre! So many shops, places to get coffee, food markets, clothing, luxury and much more... The only issue we had was when we actually nearly missed it while being a guest at one of the hotels of the Canary Wharf - we did not imagine such a city underground existed and we only got there by chance coming back from a trip with the tube (subway). Perfect shopping centre for anything we could imagine - enormous in size and vast offering of so many brands and shops....

Up~Market and filled with Everything you could possibly want. Take a day out for this one! Definitely, go with a friend, family or alone. Sometimes alone day out will surprise you or I by pumping into someone new or an old friend. Go fully loaded and have a good budget or go window shopping. Grab a light lunch and drink. Very large place and you can loose yourself in this busy mall. All local transport are upon the doorstep and very easy to travel in or out. All Government Guidelines ARE STILL in place therefore, continuing safety and maintaining our Health and Well-Being is still of the UTMOST IMPORTANCE. Plan your day well and go explore this fabulous building and every store holds quality items at a price. In the Heart of London, therefore, Great for visitors and families to soak in the atmosphere. Very cosmopolitan crowd from every walk of life and rich in cultural taste and gaiety...Go today and Treat yourself or with a friend explore new venues and good eatery with the drink of your choice according to your budget. You may take a pack lunch with you and still enjoy a day out of your comfort zone. Be kind to self and others as this will cost you nothing but a smile or a nice hello; to the person serving you. Remember they are upon their feet all day and have to deal with all different personalities and the different cultural taste. Be blessed as you and a friends or family member check this place out. There are also social activities within this Borough so check out websites to find out what is happening for the coming months and be appreciated by joining in this year as we all awaken from the season of hibernation. After the last few years took something from us all let us Live, and Laugh again to Empower Ourselves to venture out into this big exciting City of London. To help rediscover the good things in life. Now get out there...and Do your Thing! Be Safe and Healthy and make a new friend by just saying hello with a smile and or "How are you, today?" Blessed Shalom be good out there...

Great place with a lot of food options, and various shops. Very convenient if you work around this area!

Intense shopping area indeed. The biggest Waitress Store I have ever seen too. Jam packed with foods and marvelous stuffs of all shapes sizes and descriptions! Well worth a visit. Plenty cafes, bit pricey though..

Easily approachable through underground train. Elizabeth line also operates. Lovely place for shopping , eating and hang around with friends .

Lovely place and spaces even a park in the center of things going on it was lovely the tall buildings were amazing yes I took plenty of photos 😬

The skyline never gets tiring. However getting lost trying to navigate the underground maze of malls and passageways, and above ground is another story!

Interesting hive of bars, shops ....all centered around the waterfront in Canary Wharf. Worth visiting , especially if you cycle in from the centre of London on the CS3 cycleway.

On our recent trip to london we decided to visit Canary Wharf. We went to see Canary wharf winter lights in particular. We are so glad we did that. It is one of the most unexpected places in London. It's a business district with world famous companies and a cluster of tallest commercial complexes and residential high-rise buildings, but it's way more than that. There are parks, gardens, shopping centres, cafes and restaurants, gyms, activities and places for kids. For winter lights, there are lots of beautiful light installations and art exhibits scattered through the complex. It's a huge place, and navigating through it is not an easy task. Even with a map, we struggle to locate a few places, but there are lots of staff members around to help you. Also, finding a car park is a nightmare. Very confusing. If it it is your first time going there by car, be aware of that and plan ahead. There is also a West india quay car park just across the road from Canary Wharf. We couldn't see all of the light installations and fixtures, but the one's we saw they were amazing and interesting. We'll definitely be going back there. If you're in London and looking for things to do, Canary Wharf is a must-see.

Has a decent amount of shops in the shopping centre, the car park price was reasonable. The security staff was extremely helpful. The toilet is clean despite being busy. Outside the shopping centre you can go for a beautiful walk with spectacular views.

Nice setting and hustle bustle without having to drive into the city and miss out the convention zone. Lots to see and a nice collection of restaurants to cater for varied tastes. Definitely worth a visit, preferable with it is dry weather.

It's so beautiful this time of year with all the lights. Everything is so much nicer at night time. Nice place to visit if you want to go for a nice long evening stroll.

London's answer to Manhattan and Central/Admiralty, Hong Kong. They have the Jubilee Park on top of the Jubilee Line underground station, which is also a good place to relax. There is also Crossrail/Elizabeth Line to central London and all the way to Heathrow, which makes this location very convenient to live in even thought it's not a zone 1 location. There are 2 Chinese supermarkets (both Tian Tian) and you can find Ippudo Ramen here too.

It’s a very nice place; there are plenty of shops and food places where you can get some good food 🥘, variety. Near to the underground station. I recommend to go when you are in London ! Don’t miss it !

One of my favorite places. Love to go for walking. There are a lot of restaurants, bars, shopping center. Amazing on sunset and night time. It’s a big place, a lot of things to do. You can even hire a boat. It’s clean every where, there is a artificial mini park with “lakes”, trees, grass. A lot of events happening there. A choice of public transport connection to get there.

It's really well lit up. It feels festive and almost like a mini winter wonderland! Loads of nice pubs and food places plus some great spots for family pictures. Cabot sqaure is a must see.

The most modern stylish and clean place to enjoy the most beautiful views around, eat and do shopping. Here you find everything, and if is rainy don’t worry you can walk around inside the tunnels all around.

Great shopping centre, close to the offices. Nice shops, Waitrose, JL and M&S. Great restaurants, cofee shops etc. Quiet at the weekends :)

Great place for hang around ! Really amazing food options.

Amazing place to be. It has everything just everything

Awesome setting for modern shopping experience

It's actually gotten better in the last few months. There are a lot more interesting events going on and have scooters around. They now have seating areas and benches for eating out or picnic which I've actually taken the opportunity to do 2 weeks ago. Much better atmosphere on the weekend.

Amazing shopping area under 1 roof. From coffee shops to banks and also top retail shops and mobile retail outlets.

Lovely and cool, many restaurants, shops, and stires

Love going shopping here, not too busy plan where you want to go, in and out. Lovely.

Convenient and clean, however the place is absolutely swarming with security guards who don't actually care about you at all. A (maskless) passer by grabbed me by my shirt and shoved me against a wall for 'getting in their way', and security watched it all and did nothing

Well layed out arena. Beautiful serenity ✨ day and night.

Great fun for the entire family. Short waits dependent on the time visiting. Hygiene practices in place

I love walking there! So many restaurants and bars, ypu can also relax at the park.

I really enjoy the atmosphere here at christmas the decorations here make it feel like a high end type of place to be. Walking distance is not too far to many shops unfortunately the retailers are quite small so you wouldn't really compare it to somewhere like Westfield. The place is so conveniently in the train station for DLR and Tube so getting around and across the river is super easy.

"… atmosphere. Staff very helpful. I always manage to get everything I want/ need. Best quality meat , fruit, and vegetables Would not shop anywhere else than waitrose"

Nice place to go shopping,nice mixture of shops.I went there for lunch, it has everything you need and very safe, clean place too!

Nice place to go shopping, good choice of shops and clean facilities. You also get free parking if you spend a certain amount in Waitrose or on the weekends if you eat in any of the restaurants they can validate your parking ticket for you.

When ever you visit this area checkout the Street Food from a vendor called Rice Man. The food will blow you away. Fantastic is a basic word to describe it

A sophisticated area in Canary Wharf that highlights a modern design. Chic landscaping and clean lines showcase the wealth of the surroundings. There is seating available to relax and take a break from shopping. Classy shopping and restaurant venues provide a suitable distraction. The place is often busy with people enjoy all that it has to offer.

There is a large seating area on the green and throughout the year they show screenings of sports and live music. If you sign up to the Canary wharf website they will email the events calendar for each season. Really handy for the discount shopping event.

Excellent place especially all the shops,Ace FX really good for exchange. However for headphones, Bluetooth speakers and TV I would recommend Richer Sounds 3 stops away on Jubilee Line London Bridge

Small and convenient shopping center. But upmarket. 10years ago it use to have household retail names like River Island. But now its more high end clothing. But still perfect place to shop

Very nice location with plenty of entertainment places as well as restaurants bars and pubs. Shops going from moderately priced to the exclusive ones. The tube makes access there very easy without being exposed to the weather. A good idea for rainy days and not only.

Love shopping here! Not too busy but also not too quiet. Just the right amount of foot traffic. Great shops and great restaurant options. Excellent location.

All the shops you need. Restaurants, bars And entertainment, what more does acity dweller need. The area is nice nor a weekend or evening walk to sample the bars and admire the architecture

Wowwwww. Such an amazing place you need to visit if you visit London.

Exvellent customer service, very nice staff. Beautiful and cozy place. Observe cleanliness and hygiene. Delicious food from starter to dessert. Reasonable price. Highly recommended.

Cool if you have money. Beautiful if you need something different to see! Would recommend at night, tho.

Really cool place to shop - especially coz it's all underground!

Needed a new coat as mine had started to leak. Managed to find the exact same one. So 5* deserved. But as for the place once you've been to one shopping complex their all pretty much the same really. Nothing to shout home about and lots of people which is a no no for me. But if you like the everyday under one roof shopping with plenty of designer labels. Yes I do recommend. 👌😊

Excellent shopping facilities, great restaurants, Bars and cafe's all under one roof as well as two very good supermarkets. Excellent walking distance from both DLR and jubilee underground stations. What more could you ask for !!!

Easy to compute and always feel buzz whenever I visit jubilee palace canary whraf

Good set of shops. Lovely area. Good measures for covid. Lots of road works so traffic can be an issue.

It has all convenient stores and services. For those with babies, the changing room is amazing, tv with cartoon on all the time.

Nice place for a quiet bite to eat on a Sunday but difficult to find the car park. Don't forget to make a note of where you've parked...

The shopping centre is a busy area to shop sometimes when it busier in midweeks and weekends. I buy newspaper at newsagent in the centre all the time when l'm on my way to work. I haven't bought something at other shops, some cheap and some expensive really to be honest with. One day l buy something at one of the shops if l can afford it really. But l stick with cheaper prices instead of expensive price. At least save up your money of what you want to get and what you like.

Was a nice pleasant experience even though there were some people who were unable to follow the simple one way #COVID19 system which is clearly marked. The stores are not the flagship stores you find on #OxfordStreet but most of the higher end stores are able to #order and #deliver any items they don't have to your home address.

It's a nice shopping centre with good food and relatively fancy shops, not much else to say about it. It should be pretty easy to get to as well once the Elizabeth Line direct link opens up. Parking at weekends is free for three hours provided you buy at least £10 of goods or services from any single shop and get your ticket validated.

It was amazing to do your sightseeing inside the shopping centre. Let's just say, I go into Boots each day to look at the lovely perfumes or whatsoever.

Great place but like a maze to navigate and signage is very confining too why because there is very little of it

One of the best places in the area. Good food , limited seating but excellent vibes

A great place to eat and shop. You can enjoy Hot tub boat.

Music and food. Had a great evening here watching The Brand New Heavies who were superb!!! Dining experience was very good. Had a great 3 course meal. Service was attentive. Oh and if you're a whiskey buff then they've got the most extensive selection anywhere

Canary Wharf is best known for its tallest building, the 235-metre One Canada Square. The tower held the record for being the tallest structure in the United Kingdom from 1990 (when it overtook Tower 42 in the City of London) until 2010 (when it was surpassed by The Shard in south London).

#1 Canary Wharf was one of the world’s busiest docks between the 19th and early 20th centuries. Popular products including sugar and rum were shipped to and from the docks during this period. You can see sugar warehouses dating back to 1802 when standing upon the floating pontoon bridge of Wren Landing. #2 Canadian property tycoon Paul Reichmann provided much of the funding for the development of Canary Wharf. He conducted talks with various members of London’s business community in 1987; establishing the widespread desire for the change of premises. Construction began the following year. #3 Designed by Caesar Pelli and completed in 1991; One Canada Square stood as the tallest building in London (244m) until the construction of the Shard in 2012. With its matte stainless steel structure, this awe-inspiring building is a symbol of Central London’s economic regeneration. #4 The Canary Wharf Group (CWG) have taken the lead in creating an action plan for the encouragement of local biodiversity. They have installed a range of ecological features including bird boxes, bee-hives, and insect hotels in the newest residential developments. #5 There has been significant investment and development along the eastern waters of the West India docks and stretching to Wood Wharf. A complex of residential, entertainment, and commercial buildings has been built in this affluent area. #6 The Jubilee Park garden sits atop the roof of the Jubilee Line Station. With its mature Metasequoia trees and channelled water features, this garden is a popular lunch-time resting spot. #7 The quadrangle Cannon Workshops are just a short walk away from the main dock area. Previously used for the storage of traditional work tools, these units feature distinctive red doors, which can’t be painted over due to the Grade II listing. #8 The magnificent skyscrapers of Canary Wharf are home to some of the world’s best-known financial institutions. Employees of HSBC, Citigroup, and other major banks make their way to the wharf each working day. #9 There are an estimated 100,000 employees working for the businesses of Canary Wharf. Further growth is expected following recovery from the pandemic. #10 A new Crossrail station is set to be opened by the close of 2022. This will connect Canary Wharf to Heathrow Airport; with an estimated travelling time of 40 minutes. The Crossrail station has an underground tunnel, with a multi-coloured mural painted by contemporary artist Camille Walala.

I love the area. Plenty sitting area bank of river or canal or fountain . Available Sandwich shops , restaurants ,coffee shops, Tesco ,Waitrose ,boots and John Lewis can fulfill all your daily needs.

A huge mall. A fantastic mall. All brands of all types of items for ladies, gentlemen and kids are available. One can just window shop and coolly spend a couple of hours. Very nicely maintained.

Not so over crowded, clean and spacious. The arty crosshill was exciting to walk along and the rooftop garden was a surprise- beautiful plants and a lovely walk.

Is good shopping centre. Clean.

Need to re Visit and enjoy the food and shops there, that last visit was literally off the train to catch the next and even then looked great.

Lots of new shops, new restaurants and cafes. New food market. 👍 Shoe shine, sneakers clean service 👍

Perfect location to eat, work, meet friends and go shopping. The water around the Canary Wharf creates a specific climate that can be enjoyed through various pedestrian lines with limited traffic, but crowded. Former dockland place for ships from Canary Islands 🌴 Was surprised today to see people swimming 🏊‍♀️🤔

You could spend a day here and in the surrounding area. Plenty of retail outlets and restaurants. The harbour side is a good spot to stop for a sandwich.

My review is mostly for parking: "Canada place" shopping centre's parking is one of the worst shopping centre parkings I saw 1. There are no machines to pay for parking at the exit - basically you need to go/drive to different place just to park + it's not properly signed - never saw anything like that 2. It's quite expensive comparing to other places like e.g. Westfield + there is no option to validate the parking e.g. if you spend over some amount of money - I'd be e.g. coming to do shopping in Waitrose much more often if expensive parking wasn't the case

Great place, if worried you can ask security anything. Food is nice. Only complaint is Greg's food is always cold

Popped in to German Doner Kebab. Wonderful food. Friendly staff, quick and simple process

Free 3h parking on weekends and bank holidays with £10 spend (which isn't hard). Great place to meet friends and family for a meal or just a spot of shopping.

Yup. It is a shopping centre - lots of shops and the biggest Waitrose in the UK

Wow what an amazing place! So much to see and do with two tube lines passing here too it’s not hard to get to! Stunning scenes in Jubilee park and amazing shops to visit and places to eat! Market Hall is great with a variety of street food which was delicious!! A great place to explore!!

I always like visiting this area when working around here. I don’t do it just because there are so many delicious food and drinks with cuisines from across the world. 🗺 🤩 If you slow down your pace and have a look into the buildings 🏘, the walls 🧱, the roads 🛣, the trees 🌳, the leaves ☘️, the fruits 🍒, and ... the Ship 🛥 and the Duck 🦆swimming in the water 💦 , you will sense a dynamic and lively mixture of colors, cultures, and tastes. 🙌 Take some time to explore the area, and I am sure you will find something amazing. Enjoy! 🥰

Used to be Canary Wharf was quiet on a weekend, not any more. There is a buzz in the area now; with some great venues to hangout, shop, or eat and drink. I also enjoyed watching the tennis on the big screen.

A beautiful sighting place with lots of places to visit like restaurants, shopping centres etc

Great parking with reasonable tariff. Huge shopping mall with a huge Waitrose and Asian supermarket Tian Tian. Very good especially if you are looking for good shopping experience in East London.

Met friends at Fairgame before going to Market Hall for bite to eat. Didn't have time to explore but there's lots around - cinema, food shops.... Worth a visit.

Good selection of stores set in the banking sector. Good selection of food outlets.

We had a great evening walking around, taking in the sights and sounds. We found a lovely South Korean restaurant and had a delicious dinner. The gardens scattered around were lovely to stroll through.

Can't really rate it as a shopping centre because Marks & Spencer and Caffe Nero are the only shops there but both are very clean and nicely laid out. The whole place in general is spotless and nice and bright. When this place is full and all retail spaces filled it's going to be a winner.

Interesting area in and around Canary Wharf how the shopping centre is very fragmented and intertwined within lower levels of the buildings. Not your conventional shopping mall. The areas are separate but connected and the store list and locators few and far between only showing that one vertical area. If that’s your thing it’s great, honestly though for me, it was just too much work to walk from section to another then up and down.

Great day out exploring the wonders that is, London! 🤩 Started at Canary Wharf.. kids choice! Want to come back and enjoy some food, and ice-skating nearer to Christmas..

Love the place! You find everything you need at one place. Good stores like mango and zara for shopping, john lewis/waitrose for groceries, good eat out spots spread across.

Such a nice, beautiful and serene area with lots of places to visit and chill.