A charming independent cinema where you can catch the latest releases alongside quirky arthouse films for your culture fix.
Tucked away off Essex Road, 69 Colebrooke Row bears an impressive pedigree. It’s the tiny flagship of bar supremo Tony Conigliaro, noted for his dedication to the art of the mixed drink
Hit cookbooks have made this flagship branch of the burgeoning Ottolenghi empire a point of pilgrimage for foodies the world over.
This self-described 'lifestyle store' stocks bright and colourful home accessories, unusual furniture (think vintage school desks) and handmade jewellery.
A London music stalwart, The Lexington has in the past played host to bands such as Foals and Peace. It also stocks a fantastic range of craft beers and hosts a regular quiz night by Rough Trade.
For absolutely fantastic, colourful interiors with authentic Mexican food to match - a must-go-to for a spot of lunch.
The Islington branch of the Australian wonder-apothecary is tucked away on Cross Street. The brand’s cult cosmetics are all created from plant-based and laboratory-made ingredients.
This stylish boutique is packed to the brim with vintage 1920s flapper dresses and floaty fabrics. A favourite with fashionistas like Kate Moss and Pearl Lowe, this is one not to miss.
This menswear boutique is known for its selection of brands and friendly service. Casual pieces by Margaret Howell and Christopher Raeburn can be found here, as well as Nike and Comme Des Garçons.
The ultimate style destination for label-conscious Islingtonians, with collections from Marc by Marc Jacobs, Acne, McQueen and Christopher Kane.
This drop-in hair bar on a cosy Islington back street will have you washed, blow-dried and out on the street looking fabulous in just 30 minutes.
The perfect spot for lunch - authentically fiery and complex, while the decor is an eclectic blend of contemporary design and South-east Asian bling.
