Number 90 Bar Hackney Wick

really nice place to sit outside and have a drink. the strawberry cider is DELICIOUS and the food was so good and fresh and they have a couple of nice vegetarian options. the food came really quickly and the staff is very friendly. would definitely come back here again!! ❤️

Be careful if you are coming to this venue for a gig or club night - the bar is ripping people off. There is a list of prices behind the bar, staff are adding a undisclosed 'service charge' to every single drink without mentioning and hoping people don't realise. Optional service charge is common practice for table service when declared on the menu - at a bar, for every drink, without it being clearly mentioned anywhere is predatory On the plus side, the band's were good!

Number 90 Hackney Wick is a lively canal-side pub, restaurant, and art gallery located at 90 Wallis Rd. It's known as a unique space for eating, drinking, dancing, and having fun, with a large waterside terrace. They offer great food by day and epic parties by night. They serve a variety of food and drinks, including breakfast, lunch, dinner, brunch, and vegetarian options. You can also enjoy beer, wine, and cocktails, and they have a 2-for-1 cocktail offer. Closed on Mondays and Tuesdays The pub is wheelchair accessible. They accept credit cards, debit cards, and cash. Number 90 Hackney Wick is a lovely place, you'll definitely enjoy yourself here. p.s. the Guinness is sublime here 😊

We've never been here before,and wanted to find somewhere close to London Stadium as seeing the Foo's. We were early for our table and Luke our greeter who was really nice in that he used my first name which i appreciate some people might be like so what,but that simple gesture meant a lot. He said it was no problem to go to the bar first which we did. The building has a great vibe,the staff are really friendly & the food was really good. Dirty fries with brisket,that was perfect. The burgers were great,really tasted lovely. We sat outside with the canal as our view,it felt a relaxing place to spend a few hours which we did. All 4 of us agreed we would return when next back in London.

Hi,I just wanted to write and leave a review for your venue. We were celebrating a birthday and had a group of work friends with us. It was my first time there and even in happy hour, we found a server Andrea who helped us find some tables and kept us topped up all night with food and drink. She was very attentive and was happy to engage with all the people on the tables we were using..... She even spotted when someone had a drink spill on their top (allegedly a wonky board on the table !!) and brought wipes to help them without being asked :-) The food was good, happy hour was great and we were having such a good time, we didn't move on. Thanks

We were a visiting band playing for a wedding party. We had minimal gear but the sound system in the Bar 90 dance floor is absolutely outstanding. Great assistance from Albie (sound engineer) and Stephen (manager) - guys thank you both for your help. We sounded great - and when the DJ sets kicked off it was even louder!

Great little spot with a really welcoming vibe. The staff are super friendly and the atmosphere is relaxed and inviting. Always a big win to me when it's a dog friendly place. Just a cool place to hang out and definitely worth a visit.

Good food, good beer, and great vibe! Highly recommend this place.

Nice hipster factory-style place with large terrace looking over water. Food is really good and staff is nice. Family at lunch. DJ sets in the afternoon. Great parties in the evening.

Opening its doors to the trendy set of Hackney Wick in 2014, Number 90 is a canal-side bar and kitchen on the fringes of the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park. The décor is ramshackle, industrial and quirky- basically it's an East London archetype- and the spacious interior (think converted warehouse floor) permits the venue to host an extensive range of goings-on: their events calendar is filled with everything from bingo nights to wild late-night DJ sets. The versatility of Number 90 is its major appeal and it's already established as a hub of activity amongst the locals. It also offers an extensive and eclectic cocktail menu and delivers an all-day food menu featuring local produce. On Sundays, Number 90 exclusively serves roasts, offering the full gamut: lamb, beef, chicken, pork and a nut roast. Children eat for free and the prices are reasonable at £13 a plate (or £10.50 for the vegetarians). Reservations are recommended, but we had no problem being seated when we showed up without one. The atmosphere is casual yet buzzy- there was a cross-section of people, including families, large comradely groups and whispering couples, all enjoying the peaceful view of the canal boats slinking by. Bar staff tend to be slightly aloof while not entirely unfriendly. We always have to make it pointedly obvious that we want to order drinks and are never asked. The range of beer available- especially given the proximity to so many microbreweries- is slightly lacklustre. On our first meal experience at Number 90, we had extremely pleasant servers once seated. It gets busy on Sundays and once your roast order is taken, it can be challenging to flag down the servers for additional drinks or the bill. We were pressed to order as soon as we were seated and given the option to pay in advance- we were thankfully not in a rush, but this tacitly acknowledged how overstretched the servers can be. During our meal, we were kept waiting on a pint and when it finally arrived, it was the wrong beer. On the upside, the roasts do come out of the kitchen promptly- we ordered lamb and chicken and the sizes were portioned, but not inadequate. The lamb rump arrived in slices, incrusted in a blend of spices and seasoning, well-cooked and complemented with a generous splodge of mint sauce. The lemon chicken was also well-seasoned and moist throughout; however, it was a stingy quarter- just a leg- and there was little tender breast meat on the bone, which was a slight disappointment. Both roasts were accompanied by a jug of gravy, roast potatoes, a medley of vibrant vegetables, including broccoli, baby carrots and- curiously- roast beetroot. A smallish Yorkshire pudding was perched on the plate, which lacked the imperfect lumpiness of a homemade yorkie that I expect from less gastronomically ambitious kitchens. On the whole, the trimmings on the plate were decent, the gravy arrived in a good portion and we polished everything off happily. The value of the roast is standard- I was expecting something slightly stodgier, rustic and saturated in gravy, but they were much more refined. The real value of the Sunday lunch lies in the venue itself, which is idyllically located and unexpectedly relaxed and inviting. There is also an outdoor seated area overlooking the canal, which will offer a superb grazing spot in the summer months. For a decent roast in breezy surroundings, Number 90 is a good bet. Given its busy events calendar, you'll also find something for everyone (if roasts aren't your thing).

Excellent place, a must visit in Hackney wick. Team behind this venue are hard working well experienced event organisers so this place feels like a well established and cool/trendy hangout for good and drink followed with music verity ! Great food great drinks !

Stopped in while AirBnbing on one of the narrowboats in the canal. Fantastic spot! Staff couldn't have been more friendly or helpful, the drinks were good and the food was delicious. Try the pulled turkey burger - you will not be sorry! DJ was playing most of the evening but good music and not too loud so we could still have a conversation. Even a little photo booth for fun!

Nice location down by the canal but kinda terrible location relative to the rest of London - at least two or three changes. Serves teapigs tea which was nice on a coldish evening. What else? Well, came here for a talk and they served food up until the talking actually started which is fair enough but I think it

Really cool venue by the canal in Hackney, awesome space, very big and great for a party. However, cocktails are on the pricy side and the staff are probably not used to having too many people around - service is really slow, even for a bowl of simple nachos!

This establishment is terrible. We went to enjoy the terrace and afternoon here and it took 20 minutes to receive a latte, americano, and a mocha. The bar or terrace weren't near full and it took way too long for 3 simple drinks. They shouldn't serve coffees if it's such an inconvenience to make them. Once we finally received them, the mocha wasn't a mocha; It was hot chocolate. How difficult is it to make a mocha? No way we were going to stay here to have a beer or order anything else. Atmosphere 3/5, service 0/5, and beverages 1/5.

We turned up and queued for a drink fairly late in the evening. There were two or three groups in front of us queuing and one of them arrived about the same time as us ( one was very drunk and one grabbed all the straws and tried to pass them to everyone but otherwise seemed nice enough). The bar was packed and it was meant to close an hour later. While we were waiting the bar looked nice, good music (a bit loud) and great setting. After serving another group the bar staff stopped and started to clean totally ignoring us. We waited patiently while they continued to ignore us for 3/4 minutes and ignored our attempts to politely get their attention. At 11 on the dot they turned around and said the bar was closed and a few minutes later kicked everyone out despite only just serving several groups. I worked in bars for years and know what they were doing, very lazy and not impressed.