Greenwich awnings at Sager + Wilde

These Greenwich awnings, installed recently on the popular Sager + Wilde Restaurant and wine bar, Hackney, are covered with one of our fine textured black awning fabrics which complement the all black framing of the hardwood timber boxes and powder coated steel arms. The brand name of the business has been finely picked out in contrasting sharp white letters using our unique RAGS graphics application process. Whilst these Greenwich awnings have been installed with a bespoke hardwood boxes it is possible for the awning, in certain applications, to be recessed into the shopfront

Previously, a pub,  193 Hackney St it nowadays features Sagar + Wilde – a sleek wine bar with an excellent menu.  The establishment  is now  more like a Parisian corner bar than a traditional pub and  – behind  the long iron-grate bar sits Sager & Wilde's main selling point – its wines – served at a reasonable price by the bottle or glass, and varying day to day. The food is amazing and the quantities generous  we challenge you to  finish everything. The waiters are  friendly and you won't be chased away quickly as the place fills up. Mostly wines are from every part of France but there are  fair share of wonderful wines from all around the world, Austria, Italy, U.S etc. Worth a visit!

Hackney was originally a small Hamlet and The name Hackney derives from a 5th or 6th century Saxon settlement known as Haca's ey – or raised ground in marshland. The settlement was near Hackney Brook, on  higher ground near to the later built, 13th Century, St Augustine's Tower - which still survives as the oldest building in Hackney. The village is not mentioned by name in the Norman Domesday Book and, at that time, it formed a part of the manor of Stepney.