A great place to chill out in the day time and people watch with Tea, Cake and Free Wi-Fi!
There's always something different going on here! Once you step into the courtyard you could be anywhere, such a great space!
Great music, really chilled atmosphere, the deco is awesome. Add a massive leather sofa to that (if you're lucky / arrive early) and you're the king of the world.
Easily best lunchtime Japanese in E1, great value, good quality and great flavours. Udon is top.
This is the place where the native Italians go to get lunch and dinner. Lovely atmosphere and delicious pizzas.
The Old Truman Brewery's buzzy (Up)Market boasts some 140 stalls toting edgy fashion from young designers, vintage gear, gifts, art and crafts and well-priced jewellery. Read more.
This is a quirky and unique space that’s been transformed into an Aladdin’s cave of furniture, collectables & antiques. Keep an eye out for Plant&Plants beautiful antique English china.
This food hall, open every weekend, truly represent multi-cultural London. Try delights such as Malaysian pancakes with shredded coconut and black rice or Okonomiyaki, Japanese cabbage cakes.
One of the greatest record shops in the world. Listening booths, staff recommendations, magazines, books, loads of vinyl and surprisingly good coffee. Read more.
This is the first east London flagship store for Casio G Shock. I would reccomend this place to anyone, staff are friendly, always helpful, and they host some great mothly free music events.
A must visit for denim nuts. Filled with Japanese selvage denim and brands like Edwin (one of my favs). They also have a stitch machine in the middle of store if you need jeans altered, nice touch. Read more.
They show some of the best urban artists around, well worth checking out as you stroll down Dray Walk!
All Star Lanes Brick Lane offers nine bowling lanes, American diner style food and a modern bar serving cocktails. They also offer two karaoke booths available with over 5500 tunes to choose from.
