A street market working 365 days of the year, Broadway Market is putting in the work, so what about a quick drink nearby? From classic east London pubs to lush wine bars for a date night, check out our recommendations for the best Broadway Market bars before you head back to over 120 delicious, vintage and independent stalls.
A fully independent dive bar that's all about great quality draft beer, Forest Road Taproom is a lively local spot. It boasts a huge south-facing beer garden, alongside a relaxed interior with long wooden tables and a wall full of US sports memorabilia.
There's even a function room, complete with two pool tables. Hungry? They've got food from Taproo TAKO to enjoy - such as cauliflower tacos and MSG fries.
Situated between Hackney Central and London Fields, NT's Loft is a cool, New York-inspired bar. It transitions well from day to night, promising lots of natural light and a spacious dance floor.
Expect a range of creative cocktails, ice-cold pints and mouthwatering pizzas. They often host some of London's best DJs here too.
Looking for a rooftop bar near Broadway Market? Then head to Netil 360, a stunning spot that looks out over East London from its open-air terrace - which is heated in the winter.
Expect a fully stocked bar, regular events and DJ sets. Enjoy a range of natural wines, local craft beers and signature cocktails, as well as delicious Neapolitan pizzas.
If you are looking for somewhere to drink in Broadway Market, The Cat and Mutton is a great choice for drinking, mingling and Sunday roasting. The pub has firmly established itself on Broadway market as the place to eat, drink and be merry. After years of neglect it was bought by its current owner in 2003 and has heralded a resurgence in a vibrant part of Hackney.
Fans of the strange, the weird and the wonderful will take to The Last Tuesday Society like a home away from home. From historic artifacts and unusual trinkets to an absinthe-led cocktail menu, this is a cocktail bar near Broadway Market that promises something special.
A market of its own? Head to Mare Street Market for a dining and drinking experience that only London could muster up. Part plant shop, part lighting shop and part wine bar/restaurant, it's a great place to browse and burrow down with a drink alike.
Perched in London Fields, Pub On The Park is a popular drinking destination that's known for its buzzing atmosphere. This place works for all occasions, from casual afternoon drinks to dancing the night away at the weekend.
The interiors are relaxed and welcoming, with a sunny outdoor terrace to boot. There's a cracking selection of drinks available, alongside dishes like smashed cheeseburgers, roasted aubergine with whipped hummus or pulled pork fries.
Housed in a beautifully restored Victorian building, The London Fields promises two floors of drinking space. It's a cocktail bar and restaurant all in one, with a roof terrace to boot.
Their drinks are particularly great for gin-lovers, and there's an indulgent Italian menu to boot. Think burrata-topped pizzas, truffle tagliatelle, nduja gnocchi and more.
