Welcome to The Old Tea Warehouse

The site of the Old Tea Warehouse is surrounded by religious history and can be traced back as far as 1592, where the Creechurch Monastery once stood. Indeed it is said that upon renovation of the site, old bones were found and the original East India Co Tea Warehouse was believed to be built on a graveyard. Located in EC3 which was the original City of London, often referred to as the Square Mile, The Old Tea Warehouse was converted into a pub from an East India Tea Company Warehouse in 1996 and rumour has it that tea was found in the floorboards, used as insulation!

From the team at The Old Tea Warehouse

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Food

We're proud of our food, so only the best ingredients make it on to our menu. Choose from pub classics such as Gloucestershire Old Spot Sausages to Haddock & Chips and Burgers - not to mention our lighter mains such as Vitality Salad and Line-caught Tuna & Noodles. Whatever you're looking for, you'll be right at home when you dine with us.

We serve food from 11am to 10pm