The Eleventh Hour

, London, E14 9ED -

Up to
50 guests
Internal Catering
allowed

About Venue

The Eleventh Hour is a dynamic venue offering a unique experience both day and night. By day, it serves as a specialist coffee shop, and by night, it transforms into an exclusive cocktail bar. Nestled in the vibrant heart of Canary Wharf, this versatile space is ideal for private hire. Guests can enjoy a private bar with a dedicated bartender, a curated selection of specialty cocktails, wines, and beers, making it perfect for private parties, after-work drinks, or even as a sought-after filming location.

Capacity & Layout

Standing

up to 50

Dining

up to 30

Food & Beverage

Catering arrangements

Catering facilities

Refreshments

Alcohol

Facilities & Amenities

Heating

Air conditioning

Natural light

Outdoor / Garden / Beach

Table / chairs included

Tea

Public transport

Audio & Visual

Sound system

WiFi

Space Rules

Allowed events

Promoted/ticketed events

Licensed for alcohol

Cancellation policy

We ask that any hire fees are paid in advance to secure the booking. Hire fees are non-refundable if cancellations are made less than 5 working days in advance. Hire fees are based off of 5 hours and you may be charged additionally for hired hours beyond this. Any amendments or cancellations may incur additional fees upon acceptance of the quote. If guest numbers are lower than quoted, final costs will remain as originally agreed.

Location

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Reviews

Olga Zograf
June 2025
Lovely cafe ☕️ very cozy wooden interior, amazingly friendly personnel and just a tasty coffee even decaf one. Was rather calm even on weekends so nice if you need some space for work as well.
Zlata Konoplenko
June 2025
My favorite coffee shop in London so far, the ONLY one that serves mocha/matcha with a real belgian chocolate instead of powdered ones!! They even got coconut milk. Big thanks to baristas Faith and Paris, they are the best❤️
Sylvia H
July 2025
Stumbled upon this café by accident, while actually trying to find a different one. After a quick peep, I decided to give it a try. My go-to coffee is flat white which was acceptable but a far cry from the quality I'm used to and what you can get elsewhere in the area. It looked nice but the taste was bland, so if you're a coffee-lover like me (ok, a coffee snob, I admit), I'd give it a miss. I also grabbed a pastry - the pain-au-chocolat's attractive looks were deceiving as it was just short of stale, not in the least bit crunchy, as you'd hope for this price (~£3). At £6.90 for the whole experience, I didn't think it was worth it so won't be coming back. The venue itself is quite pleasant (though nothing special) and service was adequate. Off to find greener pastures!