Lord Morpeth

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Opening hours:

Mon - Wed: 4pm - 11pm

Thur: 4pm - 12am

Fri: 2pm - 12am
Sat: 12pm - 12am

Sun: 12pm - 11pm

Address: 402 Old Ford Road, Bow, London E3 5NR

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A cosy pub with fabulous neapolitan pizzas in Bow

Just a stone’s throw from Victoria Park, this historic pub first opened in 1848 and and served as a rallying point for the Suffragettes in the 1900s, as evidenced by the mural on the side of the pub.

Here, the old world traditional wooden floor and bare walls meet a classy polished bar and vibrant orange walls. Surprisingly, this eclectic mix is a complimentary pairing!

After a long walk in sumptuous Victoria Park, have a break in this cosy local, and indulge yourself with organic drinks from independent producers and mouth-watering pizzas such as the Westferry - using in house made dough and fresh seasonal produce… the Lord Morpeth menu has got your taste buds covered! Do you have a sweet tooth? Try the delicious Tiramisu! If you are not hungry, you can settle for a beer and chill out.

Bar with stools and beer taps at Lord Morpeth, independent Bow pub in London.

Mural and front of the pub with tables and benches at Lord Morpeth, independent Bow pub in London.

Throw yourself in the history of feminist movements

The Lord Morpeth was located next to the East London Suffragettes’ headquarters, and used to be the meeting point of the feminist movement before the building was demolished. It’s no wonder people stop to admire the empowering mural painted by artist Jerome Davenport on the side of the pub, which represents Sylvia Pankhurst, founder of the movement who fought tirelessly for the vote.