300 Restaurants near Horton Road, 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

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

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

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 café-diner aimed at hot-deskers and E8 slackers by day, Martello Hall morphs into a party bar at night. Local beers, Italian artisan wine ..." Read our full review

This sequel to chef Tom Oldroyd’s eponymous Islington restaurant finds its home in the Hackney premises that were most recently The Richmond gastropub ... Find out more

"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

Black Cat Cafe may be 100% vegan, but it’s won the hearts of meat eaters and plant based locals alike. Beyond just the food, all cleaning products and ... Find out more

New neighbourhood lounge, Silk Stockings, should be a seamless fit with rapidly gentrifying Dalston Lane. The set-up is similar to Satan’s Whiskers, i ... Find out more

"In the same neighbourhood as stablemate Rawduck, comes this Dalston restaurant, wine bar and ferment shop. From founders Tom Hill, Clare Lattin and Ror ..." Read our full review

Crunchy fried chicken, dripping with spicy Sichuan-inspired sauces, loaded with toppings and sandwiched in a golden, brioche bun...drooling yet? It won't be ... Find out more

Elliot’s Hackney is a restaurant, bar and natural wine store founded by Samantha Lim and Brett Redman. Found on bustling Mare street, this is the pair ... Find out more

"Angelina’s shtick of blending Japanese and Italian cuisine might seem like a novel one, but it’s been tried before – in 2003, Shumi i ..." Read our full review

Originally billed as Gizzi Erskine’s first London restaurant, this modern British has now opened sans the chef and food writer (Erskine is believed to ... Find out more

Every Thursday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday night can be a big night on Morning Lane in Hackney, East London - or at least that's what chefs Joshua Ralphs ... Find out more