300 Restaurants near N1, London

"According to author John Steinbeck, ‘sweet Thursday’ is the day between ‘lousy Wednesday’ and ‘waiting Friday’ &nda ..." Read our full review

"Not just a fish & chip shop, these guys still operate as a fishmongers, so freshness and quality is second to none. Don’t expect the cla ..." Read our full review

"Once a Victorian music hall, this historic pub is located just across the road from the Regent’s Canal. There’s still entertainment to be f ..." Read our full review

London isn’t exactly short on pubs, but it famously only plays host to one Michelin starred spot, so high-end examples can be harder to find than you ... Find out more

"‘People think I’m going to read them a story,’ says the barmaid, as she opens the Rupert Bear annual to reveal the wine list. It&rsqu ..." Read our full review

"On the corner of a busy Islington road, Salut! offers up relaxed modern European food in an equally as chilled setting. Served in an intimate space com ..." Read our full review

"This grand old former pub, all Victorian tiles & imposing gold-painted pillars, is now home to an izakaya – a kind of Japanese tapas bar wher ..." Read our full review

"Sitting in state next to the New River Path, this handsome Victorian hostelry is now in the hands of Young’s Brewery, who have added warmth and q ..." Read our full review

" Did the room stylist at this sister to The Hemingway in Victoria Park have a thing about Woburn Safari Park? How else to explain the stuffed menager ..." Read our full review

If you’ve bought into the Latin American food fashion in London (who hasn’t?), this Essex Road spot has everything you could ask for. You’ ... Find out more

London restaurant Taste of India has been a favourite of local Islington diners since its opening in 1987. Consistently providing a welcoming, family friend ... Find out more

" Peru’s heavily hyped culinary invasion of the capital is concentrated in ‘W’ postcodes, so it’s refreshing to see this Islington outpost bringing it ..." Read our full review

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

"What The Canonbury’s one-time regular, Evelyn Waugh, would have made of its 2015 makeover is debatable, but locals seem cock-a-hoop abo ..." Read our full review