Polished Eastern Mediterranean brunch and mezze spot with standout hospitality and lively vibe, but small portions and pricing can frustrate value-seekers.
Brother Marcus Canary Wharf delivers solid neighborhood dining through exceptional service warmth and attentiveness and polished décor in a prime plaza location. However, inconsistent food execution—with reports of variable seasoning and oiliness—and cramped seating at capacity prevent grade A-level performance. The modern Mediterranean cooking shows real skill on strong days, but reliability gaps and small portions relative to premium pricing keep this competitive with respected local favorites rather than a destination standout.
One caveat: Pricing is genuinely expensive (£24-31 mains; £12-14 skewers) which may surprise casual diners