M.Manze Tower Bridge

M.Manze proudly holds the title of London's oldest pie house, steeped in tradition since its foundation in 1892. This establishment invites you to step back in time with its original decor and authentic London charm, creating a dining experience deeply rooted in heritage. Renowned for its classic British fare, the menu highlights pies jam-packed with beef mince, served alongside buttery mashed potatoes and a ladle of quintessential liquor—a parsley sauce that enriches the dish beautifully when enhanced with their distinctive chilli vinegar. For the adventurous eater, Manze's jellied eels provide a taste of historic London, proving, however, to be an acquired preference. Service is noted for being genuinely cordial, providing diners with a guiding hand through the unpretentious offerings. Whether you're seated at long communal tables or opting for takeaway, the vibrancy of this pie and mash institution stands as a testimony to its enduring appeal. Pair your meal with a glass of sarsaparilla for an old-world refreshment that's rarely on offer elsewhere.