344 Restaurants near N1 5AA, London

This child-friendly canalside Japanese café (its name translates as ‘kids on the floor’) is one of Islington’s best-kept secrets. M ... Find out more

"El Bulli protégé Nuno Mendes caused a real stir when he was cooking dangerously challenging food at the short-lived Bacchus in Hoxton. No ..." Read our full review

"A daytime café and late-night saloon, MAP Maison feels like an exotic old train carriage – such is its long, narrow space. The venue was f ..." Read our full review

Brought to you by the team behind MAP Maison, La Bibliotheque serves a range of dishes peppered with Mediterranean and Japanese influence in a upscale resta ... Find out more

A wine drinkers' clubhouse, Planque in Haggerston has a restaurant that seats 60 guests, and of course, features a wine list with a dynamic selection of rar ... Find out more

Set in a former underground car park, this hi-tech concrete bunker could be a 1980s nuclear fallout shelter. Stop Fix is part of Shed London (a creative hub ... Find out more

"Japanese food is thin on the ground in east London, so Tonkotsu East, in the arches at Haggerston since October 2013, has arrived not a moment too soon ..." Read our full review

Towpath is the creation of Lori De Mori, an American Italian food writer and fanatic. Towpath Cafe caters for Breaksfast, Brunch, Lunch and Dinner with a va ... Find out more

"This Venezuelan eatery on Regent’s Canal is ideal for those after something a bit different for a quick bite to eat. Arepa refers to the house co ..." Read our full review

" It has been a while since Faulkners dominated London’s ‘best chippies’ lists. The fish & chips may not be up there, quality-wise ..." Read our full review

" It has been a while since Faulkner’s dominated London’s ‘best chippies’ lists. The fish & chips may not be up there, quality-wise, with the new ..." Read our full review

The second London location for upmarket seafood bar The Sea, The Sea finds its home inside a converted railway arch on Acton Mews in the buzzy neighbourhood ... Find out more

Reflecting and responding to a trend for pre-video trivial pursuits, Draughts bills itself as ‘London’s first board game café’. A f ... Find out more

"Nailing two huge food trends in one fell swoop, ex-Ottolenghi chef Josh Katz’s Haggerston railway arch hangout Berber & Q brings together smo ..." Read our full review

"Flying the flag for the single ingredient trend, Chick ‘n’ Sours is street foodie Carl Clarke’s first permanent offering and serves u ..." Read our full review