About the Pub

The Lord Morpeth proudly boasts a rich historical past dating back to the 1840’s as it was once a meeting place of the suffragettes. This is celebrated with stunning artwork on its exterior. The authentic bar offers a variety of craft draught and cask beer, cocktails and wine. A thoughtful refurbishment has retained all the original features of this Victorian gem and blended it with vintage furnishings and bric a brac to create a quirky, cosy and welcoming atmosphere. There is a central L-shaped bar in the centre of the pub with up to 50 covers dotted around the internal space, with a trade kitchen and customer toilets to the rear. With regular quiz nights, live music, there is always a great atmosphere from the local community and visitors from the surrounding areas. There are five picnic benches to the front of the pub with seating for 20, creating a wonderful space for customers to enjoy an afternoon drink.

Regional Manager's Thoughts

This is a beautifully presented and rarely available Victorian pub in the heart of the East End. The current operators have sensitively retained all the original features and blended these with some vintage touches to create a cool and funky yet cosy space where customers can enjoy craft beer, premium cocktails and sourdough pizza alongside live sport and entertainment. This pub would suit an innovative and creative publican with a strong marketing background.

Surrounding Area

Located on the busy Old Ford Road just to the south of Victoria Park and within walking distance to Bow, Bethnal Green and Stratford, the Lord Morpeth attracts customers from a wide area. It is surrounded by a mix of residential high-density housing, with little competition nearby