300 Restaurants near Rio Cinema (Stop S), London E8 2LQ

This no-frills Turkish in Dalston is unassuming, but behind its frontage lies authentic, homely Turkish cuisine. The buzzy space features no-fuss déc ... Find out more

"This all-day venture arrived in 2013 courtesy of the eponymous Jones family, but after three years at their Arcola Street site, they’ve moved to ..." Read our full review

"A cool cat & an old hand among the young Dalston pups that surround it, the Vortex has been keeping the jazz vibe alive for more than 20 years &nda ..." Read our full review

Dalston Jazz Bar can be found just a few steps away from Dalston Kingsland Station, a space that changes as the day evolves. Until 10pm, this space is a res ... Find out more

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" As smoke fills a side road off busy Stoke Newington High Street, large buckets of charcoal are carried in to feed the roaring monster inside this Tu ..." Read our full review

Driven along by two energetic young owners, no-frills, independently minded Honest Burgers has gone down a storm wherever it chooses to pitch its admirable ... Find out more

The food menu was created by one of the Owners who is a sublime chef with a HUGE passion for food!! Every bite leaves your taste buds tingling & wanting ... Find out more

"Accessed down the same dodgy staircase, Tom Gibson’s conjoined late-night dive bars are bang on the Dalston dollar. Turn left to find a Peaky Bli ..." Read our full review

Founder and head chef Daniel Corrochio brings his eponymous restaurant Corrochio’s to the edgy streets of Dalston. Setting up shop ... Find out more

Afrikana first began it’s journey in 2018 in a small village called Aldridge in the Midlands. The vision was to bring authentic home-cooked African in ... Find out more

"  Ridley Road is like an East End version of Portobello, only shorter and edgier in terms of ahead-of-the-trend eye candy. So it’s only rig ..." Read our full review

"Back in the day, this was Old Henry’s Freehouse, but it has moved on, smartened up its act and now trades as the Railway Tavern (or the Railway T ..." Read our full review

Once one of East London's true hidden gem, the Dusty Knuckle has turned into a true baked goods London powerhouse in recent years, fuelled by crusted, charr ... Find out more