873 Restaurants near EC1N, London

"The laid-back brother to the neighbouring Bleeding Heart Bistro, this picture-perfect wine bar has a fine history as a tavern dating back to 1746 when ..." Read our full review

The Argyle is a glistening hidden gem in the heart of Hatton Garden's diamond district. Originally enjoying life as the famous jewellery store, The King of ... Find out more

Formerly Tajima-tei, this affable Japanese restaurant has now adopted the name of its parent group, Mugen Holdings – although nothing else has changed ... Find out more

"Quirky and colourful, this classically styled French bistro could almost be a set from the hit movie Amélie. Inside, vintage posters line the oc ..." Read our full review

"The guys at Prufrock Coffee certainly take their craft seriously – the owners are a mixture of award-winning baristas and coffee-diploma teachers ..." Read our full review

" It may be stuck with a kooky and rather ponderous bureaucratic moniker, but black-fronted DCSA is essentially a new-breed coffee shop set up by a co ..." Read our full review

"A proper drinking den since 1547, Ye Olde Mitre comes gloriously decked out with dark wood panelling, and has more than its share of ancient pubby virt ..." Read our full review

"Chef Mark Jarvis’s pint-sized and gloriously understated restaurant epitomises the capital’s ‘bistronomy’ movement – a pa ..." Read our full review

"Touted as ‘Europe’s first purpose-built social ping-pong club’, Bounce occupies the vast basement site where the game was trademarked ..." Read our full review

" There can't be too many City boozers with a full-on beer list (plus a glossary), but this offshoot of Pimlico's Craft Beer Co. seems to have the lot ..." Read our full review

"Dreamed up by a young fashion merchandiser and an IT training expert, Kin brings a slice of pan-Asian street food to Clerkenwell – with the empha ..." Read our full review

"Go-getting pub champions, Tom and Ed Martin, have revived The Hat & Tun in their signature style without losing an ounce of its Victorian charm. Al ..." Read our full review

"“Consistently good” is one regular’s verdict on this huge venue devoted to South African-accented wine and food (in that order). Afte ..." Read our full review

"Spanish powerhouse Ibérica has moved tapas on from a tick list of ordinary nibbles to specialities worth toasting with a glass of vintage cava. ..." Read our full review

George IV once popped in to this understated boozer to catch a cockfight. Fancying a flutter, he granted the pub pawnbroker status (hence the three balls ou ... Find out more