655 Restaurants near E1 6JQ, London

""Completely incredible food and service"; "reminds me of Mumbai"; "one of my favourite pop-in places" – readers simply can't get enough of Dishoo ..." Read our full review

"It takes the Square Meal team a while to be convinced of a pop-up restaurant – too often they pop down again in a very short amount of time. But ..." Read our full review

"It may inhabit a former shoe wholesaler’s, but imaginary footie boots are what you’ll need at this regular E1 fixture where, at the flick o ..." Read our full review

"Hotel restaurants are infamous for their lack of atmosphere. At Boundary, however, this couldn’t be further from the truth. Entering the ground f ..." Read our full review

Our venue provides a perfect private hire area. Spacey enough for large parties or cosy for smaller gatherings, whatever your requirements are we are here t ... Find out more

Converted from one of the last remaining ‘handbags and shoes’ wholesalers, which were traditionally synonymous with Shoreditch High Street, Grap ... Find out more

"A predominantly young, no-frills crowd holes up at The Cornershop – a likeably scruffy sort of place done out in 20 shades of brown, with ancient ..." Read our full review

"The second London location for Casa do Frango (essentially, a posher, better Nando’s) finds its home in Shoreditch, tucked away in a discreet bui ..." Read our full review

Ziferblat is a place where everyone can feel at home. Here you are free to be yourself; you can work, do some art, read a book, play piano, get acquainted w ... Find out more

"Smoking Goat was a hit when it first opened in Soho in 2014, hence the larger Shoreditch sibling that soon followed. The original site has closed its d ..." Read our full review

"'Brat' is the Northumbrian vernacular for a turbot but it’s also a knowing wink from Tomos Parry. The Welshman won the Young British Foodie Chef ..." Read our full review

"‘Oh frabjous day’ when bar whizz Richard Wynne opened Callooh Callay. Inspired by the Victorian nonsense poems of Lewis Carroll, this Shore ..." Read our full review

A space for ‘makers, wonderers, tinkerers, designers and creative in general’, Maker’s Café is a fuelling point, socialising hub an ... Find out more