300 Restaurants near E8 3NJ, London

"One of the few winners in the ongoing national battle to save Britain’s pubs, the local community in Hackney saw off developers hungry to turn a ..." Read our full review

"On grimy Queensbridge Road, LMNT is a soi-disant ‘shrine to extravagance’. Like a pantomime version of the British Museum with a crazy Grec ..." Read our full review

"You don’t need GCSE Italian to understand the menu at Broadway Market ‘red sauce joint’, Bella Vita. Avocado con gamberi, prosciutto ..." Read our full review

Check out this east London pizzeria, on a working Victorian street market, surrounded by locals, traders, and pizza enthusiasts. Based within the thriving B ... Find out more

"Tango dancers stomp through the foliage on the elaborately painted window, a mighty mesh bull's head glares down and, at the centre of things, sits the ..." Read our full review

Found in the heart of Hackney, Casa Fofò is an intimate restaurant from ex-Pidgin head chef Adolfo de Cecco. Serving an ever-changing daily tast ... Find out more

" For his first solo venture since leaving Benugo, café monger extraordinaire Hugo Warner has updated the 1950s’ Italian ‘Formica’ café – where, tradi ..." Read our full review

This sunnily disposed café-bar brings a hint of Barcelona’s Las Ramblas to Hackney’s Broadway Market. Tables spill on to the street from ... Find out more

" A shrine to juniper, Peters & Co. pops up three nights a week at F.Cooke’s pie and mash shop – a 30s-style Cockney institution on Hackney’s perm ..." Read our full review

The long-running Dalston Vic – a renowned live music venue – has been rescued by east London’s Jaguarshoes Collective. Great music should ... Find out more

A wonderful way to while away an hour or three, the People’s Wine is a simply furnished one-off that ticks all the boxes for oenophiles interested in ... Find out more

"Koya Ko Hackney is the third restaurant from this small chain, which already has two venues in Soho and the City. While those branches have a more form ..." Read our full review

"Owned by the same two brothers who reinvigorated The Three Compasses on Dalston Lane, this former laundrette has been reinvented as a contemporary neig ..." Read our full review

"Half-a-dozen guest ales on tap and the stellar (no pun intended) selection of Belgian brews make Broadway Market boozer The Dove a beer-lover’s d ..." Read our full review

The new landlords here also run Machine No.3, a sharp Homerton cocktail lounge, but this no-airs 19th-century taphouse is a markedly different proposition. ... Find out more