Visit in the evening for breathtaking views of London from up here. Friendly staff and reasonably priced cocktails.
The name comes from their signature dish - fried duck egg and mustard maple syrup, and the space has a clean cut bar with the restaurant just around the corner. The bar is unique in its layout... Read more.
Opening early November & modelling itself on a 20th century European cabaret venue. With glitzy, glamorous interiors & a menu of revived retro cocktails, this opening may just have a shot of survival. Read more.
The name of the hotel is, we're guessing, ironic. Simply because if there were any boundaries to the experience, we didn't encounter them.
Happiness Forgets is all about good drinks and good vibes, nothing too fancy or in your face. It's a small Oasis away from the edgy haircuts and art collectives that usually fill this hood. Read more.
For a chilled evening drink, order an Old Fashioned and grab one of the low seats. Ultimate chill.
This is possibly the best value for money Vietnamese restaurant in London and one of the best. Order the salt and spicy squid. AMAZING.. Read more.
swing by just after midday on a Saturday and recover from the night before with one of their whopping pizzas Read more.
Great coffee and chocolate, though not the most affordable one. Not sure what's the point of having a password with 1h limitation for wifi. Quite annoying if you want to work for a while
The Anthologist’s menu is mouthwatering; think doorstep-size sandwiches, beautiful burgers, sumptuous sharing platters, & classics like bangers & mash. There’s also a cool cocktail bar & wine cellar. Read more.
This bar is the height of sophistication with an exceptional wine list, an extensive range of champagnes and stodgy cigars available to slurp, sip and smoke as applicable. Read more.
Dishoom feels like a walk-in sepia photograph. It also serves terrific food, like a delicately flavored berry pulao, the tart Parsi-style biryani. More of London’s best food: http://tandl.me/XAVcNk
The service here is excellent, warm and friendly. The food is outstanding, each dish on the tasting menu was delicious and the 'funky' wine topped it off (top choice from Emily who looked after us)
Very cool bar where you can spend some time before getting seats. Funny winter theme at the moment with a special cocktail menu. The Gin the bells was perfect, full of thyme.
A late-closing cocktail bar that boasts live jazz and a gifted bunch of bartenders who have compiled a well-crafted list featuring liquid legacies from the cocktail's golden era. Read more.
This landmark of the Shoreditch bar scene is characterised by its funky, cosmopolitan feel and touch of class. Read more.
Ex dinerama pop-up now has it's own restaurant taking BBQ to the next level! Pork ribs, ox cheek, beef brisket and rarebit jacket potato side are all so good!! Cool decor, outdoor seating, a must go!
You will see a lot of interesting combinations on the menu which all turn out to work fine together. Service was very slow though
One of the best hotels in London. Good value and they do not try to rip you off for items in room, wifi or breakfast. Steaks are fantastic if you have an evening meal! Highly recommended! Read more.
Great new 'secret' cocktail bar below The Breakfast Club Read more.
Great Speakeasy. Arrive early as its a small and intimate venue. Order an Old Fashioned.
Their Bad Egg burger was fantastic, as well as the pulled pork and kimchi hash. Leave some space for one of their amazing desserts!
For fresh seafood in London, Angler should be your destination of choice. We're bringing the best of this excellent restaurant to our members, with an exclusive six-course signature tasting menu! Read more.
Spicy tonkotsu with a soft boiled egg was amazing! The broth was the richest and tastiest I’ve had in London! Packed even on a Monday night. No reservations so get there early!
Interesting decor (upstairs is deviated with a lot of nature and plants and flowers etc while downstairs is more 80s style decadence. Good menu and great food - not expensive.
Brilliant sharing peruvian dishes - the grilled rib eye, fish hot pot rice and kale salad was amazing!
Amazing views of London from 35th floor. Free entrance, book your time slot at skygardentickets.com. If you hungry, there are two restaurant and one coffee bar to choose from.
Food and wine both carefully curated and very good. I believe menu changes with the season but if available, definitely give the white asparagus with hollandaise sauce a go. Razor clams also tasty.
On the face of it, let alone in a "budget eats" feature, £5.70 seems an awful lot to pay for a bacon butty. But the St John bacon butty is indisputably worth every one of those 570 pennies... Read more.
Though not everyone is a fan of the recent redevelopment of Spitalfields (particularly those pushed out by the rising rents), the market has been afforded a new lease of life. Read more.
Brick Lane Market is where Eastern promise meets East End chaos. As well as bric-a-brac and fruit and veg, you can now pick up everything from retro furniture to vintage jewellery. Read more.
Open 24/7, this bakery exudes a rough Cockney charm. Main attractions: salt beef and an entertaining customer mix.
Nothing beats the view here. You have to see it in person to see the real beauty of this place.
Cute spot, especially nice on a sunny day! Great selection of craft beer on tap, Mikeller itself and changing guest beers. Outside benches and nice window seats inside to sit watch the world go by!
Boxpark is the world’s first pop-up mall. Made out of old shipping containers, each “box” is its own little self-contained store, gallery or café.
Crisp, soft, super-fresh and tasty, true to its name, it's the pizzas that you should head east for Read more.
