300 Restaurants near Kentish Town Station, London

Centrally located and within perfect shopping distance from Camden Town market sits Franco Manca Kentish Town edition. The pizzeria is great for eager conce ... Find out more

Adding to Kentish Town’s growing reputation as a dining destination, the recently refurbished Bull & Gate gastropub is providing stiff competition ... Find out more

Brewers Young’s chucked over £1m at refurbishing this pile – and to good effect. The 1871 Grade II-listed gin palace is a looker. Avoid it ... Find out more

Popular Japanese restaurant group Tonkotsu has sites all over London, including this popular one in Kentish Town which serves all of the group's beloved dis ... Find out more

Tonkotsu is one of the capital’s most popular ramen restaurant chains and the brand has grown once again, popping up in Kentish Town with another casu ... Find out more

"A new gastropub opening in the capital isn’t, in itself, a cause to turn heads, but when two former Brat chefs are recruited to lead the kitchen ..." Read our full review

"It’s hard to fault this unpretentious Kentish Town stalwart. Locals, enjoying a pint of Red Stripe at the bar, love the place, & first-timers ..." Read our full review

Set in the basement of Joe’s Southern Kitchen, Jailbird occupies what were once the cells of a police station. We didn’t warm to this bare, blan ... Find out more

"Look for an unremarkable door next to a caff , head down a lurid corridor that screams ‘Chinese laundry', and enter a captivating, kooky den seem ..." Read our full review

Following great success with several branches across Italy, Berbere Pizza has brought its award-winning sourdough creations to London. You can now find its ... Find out more

Renoir Café has been at the centre of London’s Kentish Town community for years, a café and restaurant where locals find a blend of unpr ... Find out more

"The word ‘DELICIOUS’ is writ large on the frontage of this family-run venue, just below slabs of colour depicting the Italian flag. The own ..." Read our full review

"Less busy-looking than its competitor Lalibela down the road, the Queen of Sheba sets itself apart with pared-back decor & a few nods to its herita ..." Read our full review

The Kossoff family has a long history of baking in London dating back to the 1920s when Jewish refugee, Wolf Kossoff first established an independent bakery ... Find out more