Characterful canal-side pub with standout roasts, a popular roof terrace, and uneven service; great for drinks and casual meals if you time it right.
The Constitution delivers solid neighborhood pub dining with exceptional canal-side setting and rooftop appeal that genuinely elevates the experience. Food quality proves reliable—Sunday roasts and fish and chips earn consistent praise—but inconsistent execution during peak Sundays, including long waits and occasional stock-outs, prevents a higher grade. It's a worthwhile destination for the terrace and classic British fare, competitive with London's better neighborhood pubs, though not yet among the city's premier dining establishments.
One caveat: Peak Sundays show long food waits and occasional sell-outs