599 Restaurants near N1 6NN, London

"Many a middle-aged man dreams of opening his own pub. And that’s precisely what 1980s soul boy Rick Never Gonna Give You Up Astley has done &ndas ..." Read our full review

"Of the many Vietnamese eateries in Shoreditch, Viet Grill is a great choice for novices. That’s not a comment on its menu, but its looks: a desig ..." Read our full review

" Fears about the conversion of this former LGBTQ hangout to luxury apartments after its 2015 closure have proved baseless, and the George relaunched i ..." Read our full review

"London’s burger scene is hotly contested, with plenty of fierce debate surrounding where the best can be found. After three years of experience o ..." Read our full review

" Encouraged by the success of the White Rabbit in Stoke Newington, its owners have opened a new hooch hutch pitched at trendy Shoreditch bunnies. The ..." Read our full review

Don’t be deceived by its scant street frontage, Bounce opens up into a massive basement full of table-tennis tables. These cost £19.50 off-peak ... Find out more

"In the basement of Red’s True Barbecue – the sole London link in a chain of southern US-style nosheries based in northern England &nda ..." Read our full review

Apothecary is a Tokyo inspired tavern with Shoreditch energy, serving handcrafted cocktails, rare spirits, beers, wine and Japanese style small plates a ... Find out more

" The interior of this wacky basement bar-cum-gallery (a true original) favours Dynasty kitsch, pantomime baroque and school tuck-shop retro – presuma ..." Read our full review

"Strike a Primal Scream retro pose as you hit the scene at this much-adored live music pub and well-respected springboard for supernova success. Playing ..." Read our full review

" Part of The Hoxton hotel, this all-day venue from the Soho House group blends classic diner chic with on-trend Shoreditch edginess. The large, buzzy ..." Read our full review

"This Shoreditch joint is a sibling to the Peruvian-leaning Pachamama in Marylebone, but this time around, there’s an added emphasis on Asian ..." Read our full review

"Few restaurants successfully manage to transport you back in time without feeling like a clichéd relic from an earlier era, but this UK debut fr ..." Read our full review

Not to be confused with the famous City chophouse of the same name, The George & Vulture pub in Hoxton claims to be London’s ‘tallest tavern ... Find out more

"Don your palm-tree shirt and get down to ‘The Tears of a Clown’ and other 1960s Motown and soul floor-fillers at Hawaiian Bop, one of vario ..." Read our full review