Duck & Waffle
- from GBP 20
- Step-free access
- Ideal for a special occasion, big groups
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- Sunrise over London, which visitors come to watch from the 40th floor.
- The Sky High Afternoon Tea: savoury course of ham, Comté, cheddar, pickles and brioche; not served 6 November 2026 to 6 January 2027.
- The Sunday lunch: three courses, with slow-roasted meats, buttered neeps, Yorkshire pudding and duck fat roasties.
Opening hours
Today06:00 – 05:00Show all
Good to know
Dishes to try
- Little gem lettuce starter with Parmesan, Aleppo and sourdough croutons.
- Some Sunday roasts also come with homemade mint sauce and apple sauce.
- Afternoon tea sweet course: chocolate mousse on génoise sponge.
- The afternoon tea also comes with strawberry jam and clotted cream.
- Lotus Biscoff crumb dessert with shaved white chocolate.
- The Thanksgiving menu on Thursday 26 November 2026 starts with linguiça, Manchego and mustard.
- The Thanksgiving menu has a cheese course with scamorza, Cheddar, Gruyere Alpage and Cashel Blue.
- Homemade ice cream is the Thanksgiving dessert.
- The full main, afternoon tea and Sunday roast menus are on the restaurant's website, duckandwaffle.com/london/menu.
Booking a table
- Bookings can be made up to two months in advance.
- New reservations are made through the booking widget on the website, or through SevenRooms.
- Existing bookings can be moved or cancelled through the link in the confirmation email.
- Phone: +4402036407310.
Atmosphere
- Its windows look out over the city.
- It is popular late at night with people who want to eat after going out.
Good for
- Couples Hosts intimate meals.
- Groups Hosts events for 10 to 250 guests.
- Business Hosts corporate meetings.
Dietary options
- Vegetarian Vegetarian options are on the menu, labelled as such.
- Gluten conscious Some menu items are labelled gluten conscious.
Shorts
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How to get there
- 2 minOn footAbout two minutes' walk east from Liverpool Street station.
- On footHeron Tower, 110 Bishopsgate, EC2N 4AY. The restaurant is on the 40th floor.
- On footThe restaurant is wheelchair accessible.
Accessibility
- Wheelchair accessible
Sources: London/City of London - Wikivoyage (eat) · Duck & Waffle London 24/7 restaurant · Breakfast Menu | Duck & Waffle London · Thanksgiving · Sky High Afternoon Tea · Sunday Roast | Duck & Waffle London · Duck & Waffle: booking (its own site) · Duck & Waffle: booking (its own site) · checked 18 Oct 2026
- Phone
- +4402036407310
Questions and answers
What time does Duck & Waffle open?
Duck & Waffle is open every day from 06:00 to 05:00. Breakfast, lunch, dinner, brunch and late-night food are served.
Can I pay in cash at Duck & Waffle?
No. Duck & Waffle no longer takes cash. Cards only: Visa, MasterCard and Amex are taken.
How far ahead can I book a table at Duck & Waffle?
Bookings can be made up to two months ahead, through the booking widget on the website or through SevenRooms.
What should I wear to Duck & Waffle?
Smart casual is expected at Duck & Waffle. Smart trainers are acceptable; tracksuits, denim shorts, flip flops and beachwear are not.
Can I bring a camera to Duck & Waffle?
Bigger cameras, detachable lenses and video gear are not permitted at Duck & Waffle.
Is Duck & Waffle wheelchair accessible?
Yes, Duck & Waffle is wheelchair accessible. It sits on the 40th floor of Heron Tower, 110 Bishopsgate.
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