300 Restaurants near E3 5AA, London

Step inside The Coffee Room, a thriving hub deeply rooted in community bonds, weaving connections with local businesses, suppliers, schools, gyms, and other ... Find out more

East London pub. Real fires, great booze, fabulous food! Find out more

We are a cornerstone of the pizza-loving community. Our dough Is handcrafted by our expert pizza chefs and proved for 72 hours for the ultimate crispy mouth ... Find out more

"There’s a nice vibe at The Morgan Arms when stray trendsters & spiffy Eastenders get together over pints & glasses of fine wine. The shin ..." Read our full review

Young’s repositioning of The Coborn hasn’t been unanimously lauded by locals. Some lament the destruction of its charm, replaced by herb-toned, ... Find out more

From the owners of The Stoke Newington Tea House and The Somers Town Coffee House, this reinvented Mile End boozer is a similarly eclectic proposition. ... Find out more

"Hidden away in the middle of Mile End Ecology Park, this is an archetypal East End boozer from ‘the good old days’ – the cash registe ..." Read our full review

"Launched in early 2017, Symposium is a friendly, pared-back Italian-owned deli-café-bar and wine shop. Along with nearby Bacaro, it provides fur ..." Read our full review

We set up in 2020 to create a welcoming and relaxed space in which to experiment with some of the most exciting and radical culinary choices ... Find out more

" Doing rather more than it says on the tin, the ELLC is stretching its wings beyond making great spirits (gin, rum, vodka and rum all feature) and is ..." Read our full review

"Making a quiet corner of east London feel like the south of France is no easy task, but who better to take on the challenge than the team behind Michel ..." Read our full review

"You’ll need sunnies at The Crown, the gussied-up boozer by Vicky Park. Not only if you’re lucky enough to get a seat on the balcony in fine ..." Read our full review

"Palmers, a good-natured ‘father & sons’ operation on the Roman Road, feels like a labour of love. Though the ‘urban’ locati ..." Read our full review