The Cannick Tapps London

The Cannick Tapps is a characterful underground pub set just opposite Cannon Street Station, right in the heart of the City of London.

The Cannick Tapps is a characterful underground pub set just opposite Cannon Street Station, right in the heart of the City of London. Tucked below street level, the venue offers a quirky, air-conditioned retreat from the bustle above — a unique setting that’s as popular on weekday lunchtimes as it is for after-work drinks and casual dining. Inside, the pub has a cosy yet contemporary feel, with versatile seating areas perfect for everything from midweek lunches to group bookings. It’s well known for its rotating selection of craft beers, an approachable fresh food menu, and its lively weekly pub quiz, which pulls in a loyal crowd. The relaxed, welcoming vibe makes it a natural destination for professionals, tourists, and city dwellers alike. For the right publican, this is a rare opportunity to run a pub in central London that already stands out from the crowd thanks to its distinctive location and character. Key Features • It has a decent selection of beers, cask ales, and spirits, often at reasonable prices for central London. The vibe is relaxed, and it’s the kind of place where you can have a quiet drink or strike up a conversation with regulars. • No-Frills, Traditional Pub – A proper old-school boozer with a simple, unpretentious vibe. Great Location – Right next to Cannon Street Station, making it an easy stop for commuters and city workers. Compact & Cozy – A small pub with a laid-back, intimate atmosphere. Friendly, Local Feel – Attracts a mix of regulars, city workers, and visitors who enjoy a classic pub experience·  Big screen HD viewing with surround sound for an immersive experience • Sky Sports & TNT Sports coverage, meaning access to top-tier football, including the Premier League, Champions League, and more.  Business & Financial Information • Estimated ingoings (upfront): £8,295 • Full deposit: £7,500 • Agreement fee: £795 • Guide rent (weekly): £577 • Guide rent (annual): £30,000 • Forecast turnover (weekly): £476,031 • Forecast turnover (annual): £476,031 Ideal Operator An ideal operator for The Cannick Tapp would be someone who understands and appreciates traditional British pubs, keeping its no-frills charm while ensuring a welcoming and well-run atmosphere, either an owner operator, or a multiple group with experience running City pubs. Private Accommodation No private accommodation. Regional Manager's Thoughts I am excited to be able to market this venue; this truly is an exceptional site and an opportunity not to be missed! We have a great opportunity for an experienced independent operator or a Multiple Operator to make their mark and take on an already great pub, add their touch, and develop the site into a fantastic offer, such a gem of an opportunity very rarely comes to the market. Due to the high level of interest expected, I strongly recommend that you contact me promptly to avoid any disappointment. Surrounding Area Situated between St Paul’s Cathedral and the Tower of London, the Cannick Tapps sits in one of the most high-footfall areas of the City of London. Directly opposite Cannon Street Station, and within walking distance of Mansion House, Monument, and Bank stations, the pub benefits from unbeatable transport links and a steady stream of commuters, office workers, and visitors throughout the week. The surrounding area is a bustling commercial hub filled with global businesses, historic landmarks, and high-density office buildings, providing a strong and consistent daytime and after-work crowd. In the evenings, the pub also draws leisure visitors exploring London’s historic quarter, thanks to its proximity to cultural landmarks, riverside walks along the Thames, and major tourist attractions. With the City’s continuing development and its reputation as a global financial centre, this is a standout London pub tenancy opportunity for an operator looking to capitalise on the area’s constant footfall and create a long-term success story.