668 Restaurants near EC1R 0AT, London

"More of a daytime drop-in than a full-on restaurant, this soothing space on quiet Clerkenwell Close is what's modishly referred to as a ‘kitchen' ..." Read our full review

"Judging by its sign, the ‘three kings’ in question are Elvis, King Kong and Henry VIII, but this madcap little boozer is more famous for th ..." Read our full review

Offering a menu straight out of Italy, The City Pride is a vibrant, contemporary pub in Farringdon. Alongside the extensive range of Fuller's ales and an ac ... Find out more

A Clerkenwell fixture since 1647, this historic tavern was supposedly where Stalin met Lenin in 1905 (an urban myth, say some), and also provided a location ... Find out more

"It may have been somewhat overshadowed by the new King’s Cross branch, but this sleek-looking, light-filled eatery from laid-back Aussie chef and ..." Read our full review

"This modern gastropub boasts a prime location between Farringdon and Barbican tubes. The two-floor site features a buzzy downstairs bar which has old-w ..." Read our full review

Musicians jamming on a central raised stage are the focus at this handsomely converted Victorian printworks, now an exuberant 400-capacity live-music l ... Find out more

"The folk at Bourne & Hollingsworth are London nightlife fixers, garnering column inches for their vintage-themed events (such as Blitz Party and th ..." Read our full review

"The venue’s handle is self-explanatory to an extent. What exactly lies below and hidden - unannounced, down an unpromising-looking concrete stair ..." Read our full review

Food and art, art and food – the two have always gone hand in hand. This is precisely the inspiration behind Jon Spiteri’s new Clerkenwell resta ... Find out more

If the bar from hit US sitcom ‘Cheers’ was transported to London and updated 30 years, it would probably look like this Clerkenwell joint. Brick ... Find out more

"Let’s get the rigmarole out of the way first. You can only reserve a slot at this diminutive sushi outfit over the phone: they operate a weekly b ..." Read our full review

"Hercule Poirot is about all that’s missing from this emphatically patriotic temple to all things Belgian, with its flags fluttering outside, Tint ..." Read our full review

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"The kitchen may be a bit of a squeeze (it’s only big enough for two), but since launching in 1991, The Eagle has maintained a reputation for gast ..." Read our full review