Grade I listed Browns Brasserie & Bar reopens after refurb

Browns Brasserie & Bar has reopened following a refurbishment <i>(Image: Supplied)</i>
Browns Brasserie & Bar has reopened following a refurbishment (Image: Supplied)
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Browns Brasserie & Bar at West India Quay has reopened after a refurbishment.

The waterside restaurant, housed in a Grade I listed former sugar warehouse, has been revamped.

It includes a new look for the outdoor terrace and a menu of fresh seasonal dishes.

The interior retains its original steel and brickwork, complemented by a modern palette and features like a statement bar and new artwork.

The revamped terrace, which overlooks the docks, now accommodates up to 254 guests.

With a retractable roof and an external bar, the area is ready for all-year-round alfresco dining.

For events, the Cellar Bar offers a refined setting for up to 250 guests standing or 100 seated, with tailored menus.

Open daily from breakfast to dinner, the restaurant offers a range of dishes, including British brasserie classics and a 'Taste of Summer' menu.

On Fridays, guests can enjoy live music and prosecco from £35.

Located on Hertsmere Road, the restaurant is now open for bookings online.

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