The Lampery

Breakfast | Lunch | Dinner | Cocktails

The Lampery is a new all-day dining spot providing good, honest cooking in the heart of historic London. Inspired by a passion for authentic British cuisine and locally-sourced produce, the restaurant and cocktail bar is located within Apex Hotel City of London on Seething Lane. As well as the newly refurbished restaurant and cocktail bar the site boasts a gym and spa facilities onsite as well. Situated a short walk from the Tower of London and Tower Bridge, The Lampery is the latest addition to the capital’s booming dining scene, it is the perfect new destination for a celebration, a long lingering dinner with friends, or a snappy work lunch.

The Lampery is available for exclusive hire and accommodates 88 guests in total. The Lampery’s three spaces can be divided or combined and further supplemented with meetings rooms to suit your party and event size. If you’re interested in the other rooms at Apex Hotel City of London, you can find out about them here.

Express Lunches

Time is precious. The new express lunch menu is the perfect solution when you are looking for a stylish yet quick lunch in the City of London. The Lampery menu is inspired by a passion for authentic British cuisine, and the new express lunch menu is no exception. Available Monday to Friday, it has a choice of dishes sure to delight carnivores and vegetarians of the highest expectations.

Thursday’s are B.S.

Beers and sliders that is! Every Thursday between 12:00pm and 8:00pm you can get two Peroni’s and two sliders for £8. They say variety is the spice of life so the slider choices weekly. Keep an eye on the Instagram feed as to what delights our chefs are creating for you in the kitchen each Thursday.

P.S. It’s #Friyay

Which means it’s time for Prosecco and Sliders! Every Friday between 12:00pm and 8:00pm. Enjoy a glass of bubbles or wine and two tasty sliders for £7 every Friday.

The Lampery takes its name from one of Seething Lane’s most illustrious former residents and his favourite dish.

Samuel Pepys was an MP known for his 17th-century diary that details life in the capital at the time, including two of its most well-documented events the Great Fire of London and the plague.

As an avid foodie, Pepys peppered his diary with details of his favourite meals and one dish that stands out is The Lampery Pye, which he describes as ‘most rare’ in amongst a selection he devours at one of his famous feasts.