Edgware Road is the area north of Oxford Street, and straddling West London, where the pace slows down, and you can escape the manic flood of people that dominate Central. Whether you're here for the vast number of shisha bars, came for cocktails, or fancy a chilled out pub lunch, discover our list of the best Edgware Road restaurants and bars.
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From the fabulous selection of boozy bevvies to the extensive menu of internationally inspired plates, Grosvenor Casino The Victoria is a fantastic bar restaurant near Edgware Road. Plus, you can also enjoy roulette, poker and live sports screenings here.
While you may know BrewDog Paddington better for its impressive 25 taps of craft beer and slick, intimate interiors, it also showcases a lip-smacking menu of US-style bites. Think juicy burgers, world-famous wings and banging brunches.
A warm yet contemporary pub with bucketloads of character, The Grazing Goat is one of the best places to drink near Edgware Road. Pop over to this bustling watering hole for all-day dining on gastro grub, as well as a fabulous range of beers, ales and wines.
The Pickled Hen is certainly one of the best pubs near Edgware Road. Grab a table in the cosy yet elegant dining room to chomp on beautifully prepared British fare washed down with cocktails, beers or wine. Plus, it event hosts live entertainment throughout the week.
Boasting views over the Grand Union Canal, Lockhouse is a top choice for drinking and dining near Edgware Road. Tuck into award-winning burgers and scrumptious brunches, all washed down with pints of craft beer, killer cocktails or delish wines.
The Green Man sits next to Edgware Road station and delivers three things: beer, burgers and gin. Making sure they are stocked up in the best meat and botanicals from the best London suppliers, it's the best and easiest stop when passing through Edgware Road.
Just a fifteen minute walk from Edgware Road, Purl is one of the best cocktail bars in London. The secret speakeasy is one of London's most sought after bars, and home to the revolutionary molecular cocktail movement.
It might appear as a casual chippy at first encounter, but make your way inside The Seashell of Lisson Grove and find a cool, quirky and down-right snazzy restaurant. Feast upon traditional fish and chips, freshly prepared seafood dishes and salads.
Situated just off Edgware Road, The Lord Wargrave is a brilliant Victorian boozer that knows a thing or two about lip-smacking grub and refreshing tipples. On the menu? US-inspired BBQ bites, from towering burgers to St. Louis ribs, as well as over 150 types of whisky.
