Chef clearly cares about the food he/she serves. We had the set menu and I must say it didn't feel like a set menu. There was plenty of food beautifully served and very tasty. Great settings. Lovely attentive and engaging waiter. Will be back.

We visited The Gun on a Sunday for drinks while working along the riverside. From the outside, we didn’t expect it to be so fancy inside—it was a pleasant surprise! The waiters were well-dressed and very polite. The roast food looked amazing, with massive Yorkshire puddings, although the prices seemed a bit on the higher side from what we saw on the menu. We're hoping to come back and try the food soon—will update the review when we do. We sat outside on the new terrace, which was great. There’s plenty of space, and it felt warm and cosy even in winter. However, the drinks selection outside was a bit disappointing, so it’s probably better to head inside for more options. As a Fuller’s pub, they had the expected drinks selection. We had an Asahi, Neck Oil, and a very nice ale—three drinks came to just under £20. Overall, I’d definitely recommend this pub for a relaxing Sunday drink. It’s very comfortable, the view from the terrace is lovely, and the atmosphere makes it worth a visit.

Fantastic spot! The food was delicious—lamb, ravioli, and my all-time favorite beef tartare blew my mind. Absolutely top-notch. Now, I hate to nitpick, but that sticky toffee pudding came with what must’ve been the tiniest scoop of ice cream known to humankind. But don’t worry, a glass of port came to the rescue. Oh, and the crispy lager was on point, too!

It was absolutely fantastic from start to finish. We visited lunchtime yesterday just for a quick drink. However, when we got there, we were tempted by the lunchtime offer of 2 or 3 courses for £20 or £25. I had the pea ravioli to start and fish and chips for mains. Everything was perfect, very tasty and fresh, and a good-sized portion despite being an offer. Service was faultless, just right not overdone or in your face. Everything at the right time. Lovely cosy pub and surroundings next to the river overlooking the 02 arena. Great outside area for the sunny days, too, with bar and music with the perfect Thames view. This is gem of a place and we'll worth a visit.

It's a really lovely pub in a lovely setting. The food is very good and so is the attention of their staff. We found some dishes a bit too pricey (dover sole), that's the only negative thing I would say, but the quality was very good. We'll definitely be back