663 Restaurants near Hoxton, London

" Like its elder sibling on Fleet Street, this branch of Coco di Mama is an exuberant gingham-clothed takeaway-cum-café peddling quick-fire Mediterran ..." Read our full review

"Offering super-quick pizzas at prices lower than most City side dishes, this casual and lively canteen-style diner is consistently busy, despite its ba ..." Read our full review

Who can a resist a hot dog when they’re this easy, this fast and this good?  Moments away from Old Street Station, Can Dogs is ideally placed for ... Find out more

The name harks back to the days of Prohibition in Bombay, when ‘permit rooms’ were the only legal outlets for the ‘therapeutic’ cons ... Find out more

Given the number of ping-pong bars popping up across the City, how long before Britain beats China to Olympic gold? The latest bat-and-ball beer hall &ndash ... Find out more

" Located beneath the throbbing, packed-out Pizza East (see review), this capacious, late-night den is as raw-edged as the name suggests & hosts t ..." Read our full review

"A daytime café and late-night saloon, MAP Maison feels like an exotic old train carriage – such is its long, narrow space. The venue was f ..." Read our full review

Yotam Ottolenghi took London by storm a few years ago when he opened his first restaurant-cum-deli in Islington, and even now that he’s onto his fifth ... Find out more

"Uber-casual tapas restaurant Popolo finds its home down a Shoreditch side-street. This intimate and buzzy space features an open kitchen and dining cou ..." Read our full review

" Curry lovers’ wisdom has it that the best ‘Brick Lane’ curries are not on the tourist & tout-infested thoroughfare itself, but just off it. Mai’ ..." Read our full review

"Chef James Cochran’s departure from his eponymous restaurant in EC3 was a messy one, involving a legal battle with his former investors that has ..." Read our full review

"Replacing Made in the Shade on Hoxton Street, burger-centric Number 177 has a distinctly East London vibe. Tea lights and strings of fairy lights brigh ..." Read our full review

"‘Wakey! Wakey! Rise & shine!’ No matter how bad the hangover, the peppy, perky Breakfast Club experience will surely rouse you from you ..." Read our full review

" During the exuberant Sunday flower market, The Royal Oak is Columbia Road’s pub of choice. Its well-preserved, wood-panelled interior and small ..." Read our full review

" Latter-day Barbies and Kens will dig this hip-as-you-like Haggerston doll, where the atmosphere is anything but dead come the midnight hour (or 3am ..." Read our full review