Bars And Restaurants In Hackney Wick

If you're looking for a quirky bar in Hackney, then be sure to check out Lord Napier & Star. This recently refurbished haunt is adorned with cool graffiti, plush interiors, and has a crackin' cocktail and food menu to match.

Situated right on the River Lea, this Hackney Wick restaurant and bar is providing you with tasty food and drinks with a sustainable ethos. Settle into a table on Two More Years' waterside terrace and pick from a range of organic wines, award-winning craft beers and delicious burgers.

Covered in gorgeous botany and art work, Mare Street Market is a pretty spot to spend a whole day in. That's made even easier when you hear about their great selection of pizzas, street food, local coffee and beer.

South London favourite Four Quarters has moved east for a second, game-filled, craft-beer-packed venue. Located near the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, the new spot will have a top selection of real ales and a whole space dedicated to retro arcade games; Pacman anyone?

At No90, the food is just as much of an experience as the venue itself. Their renowned burger menu has built a cult following, with mouthwatering options that pair perfectly with their carefully curated craft beer and cocktail selection.

The kitchen takes pride in using fresh, seasonal ingredients, crafting dishes that are bold in flavour and big on creativity. By day, it's a relaxed dining destination, while at night, it becomes a lively social space where friends gather over plates of comfort food, good drinks, and even better music. If you're looking for a place where great food meets an electric atmosphere, No90 is the spot.

If you're after a stunning place to eat in Hackney Wick, look no further than this unique barge on the edge of Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park. Think gorgeous views by the water alongside great drinks and Sunday roasts. Barge East has it all.

Not only is Colour Factory an incredibly cool music venue, but it's also a fabulous place to gather with friends for something to eat and drink. Pull up a bench on its south-facing terrace then browse a selection of droolworthy vendors such as The Hogless Roast, Burger & Chop, Pittagoras and Matteo's Cucina Italiana. 

On the fringes of Queen Elizabeth Park in Hackney Wick, you'll discover Howling Hops Tank Bar - a lively brewery filled with industrial charm and warm low-hanging lights, serving up some of the tastiest golden pints you'll ever have.

Check out their impressive ten giant tanks pouring freshly brewed beers. Whether you're chilling in the beer hall-style area or soaking up the sun in the outdoor garden, it's a great place to kick back with friends. Don't forget to treat yourself to the delicious Latin fusion fare from La Cunbia, featuring crispy fries topped with pico de gallo, quesadillas, and scrumptious brisket rice bowls. 

Looking to pair wings with a smooth whisky? Randy's Wing Bar is the spot. Not only do they offer a diverse array of mouthwatering wings and burgers, but they also boast an exceptional whisky and bourbon collection.

Whether you're a connoisseur or just starting your journey into the world of whisky, Randy's hidden gems are sure to impress. Add some loaded fries and you have the perfect meal for any occasion - whether it's an after-work treat or a night out with friends.

If you're searching for a lively bar and restaurant, the White Post brings a bustling atmosphere and a wide selection of drinks to try. Choose between 7 different types of gin or opt for a class cider. Stay for killer music from the DJ.

Looking for Hackney Wick bars? The Lock Inn is a friendly neighbourhood pub fronting an amazing canalside beer garden. With all manner of regular events like pub quizzes, live traditional Irish music, darts and a big screen showing live sport, this place is keeping you entertained too.

On the edge of the Olympic Park, Hackney Bridge is the perfect spot to soak up the sunshine and drink in the views of the canal. Get down here for ice cold cocktails, craft beers and plenty of great grub. 

With a buzzing street food kitchen, there's plenty to fill you up. We're talking everything from Japanese-inspired soul food to Filipino barbecue, Neapolitan pizza and juicy burgers.

Head to Gotto Trattoria for some wonderful Italian dining on the banks of the River Lee. They serve up traditional European plates alongside dishes that blend Italian and British flavours, all while you can enjoy some of their amazing alfresco dining spots.

Nestled above CRATE Brewery in Hackney Wick, Silo stands out as a beacon of innovation and sustainability. This zero-waste restaurant combines a relaxed, industrial vibe with a refined dining experience centred on seasonal British produce and inventive, low-waste cooking techniques.

With a striking Bauhaus-inspired design, an open kitchen, and a roaring live-fire grill, Silo offers both standout food and thoughtfully curated drinks - making it a hotspot for locals and visitors alike in Hackney Wick's thriving food scene.

From the DIY party crew behind The Cause, All My Friends has quickly taken its place as one of Hackney Wick's go-to spots. With vinyl-lined walls and a vintage sound system, it delivers great tunes alongside sensational signature cocktails. 

There's plenty more for you on the menu too, from its house craft beer to natural wines and bold shots. In need of a nibble? Local legends P.L.U.R are on hand packing wood-fired pizzas.