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Turn up for the quesadillas and stay for the margaritas at this great Camden restaurant. With delicious tacos, brunches and Mexican coffees, this great North London eatery is one of the best restaurants in Camden.
NW1 is a well-known melting pot for worldwide cuisine, from Chalk Farm down to Camden Town; it is no surprise then, that Camden's restaurants know how to make a name for themselves. To help you navigate eating your way around the markets and its famous canal (with our helpful advice for a drink nearby after), we've put together a list worthy of sitting down and spending the time at, from pizza to more far-flung flavours.
Turn up for the quesadillas and stay for the margaritas at this great Camden restaurant. With delicious tacos, brunches and Mexican coffees, this great North London eatery is one of the best restaurants in Camden.
If you're looking for a casual place to eat in Camden, then you've come to the right place. Not only does Porky's promise dishes like jalapeno croquettes, buttermilk chicken burgers and flat iron steak, but also ice cream sandwiches, beer pong and cocktails.
If you're looking for somewhere to eat comfort food in Camden, The Lansdowne is a firm choice ford its Mediterranean and British-inspired menu of traditional pub grub. As well ads fronting tasty food, the venue has a signature old school feel and impressive drinks selection to boot.
Designed to feel contemporary yet authentic, DeGusto has a sleek look that doesn't distract from the star of the show: the food. This tucked-away Italian gem is an understated heavyweight in the Camden restaurant scene, with dishes that are cooked with the utmost care, love and attention to detail.
Menu highlights include grilled lobster, duck tagliatelle, truffle linguine and a loaded caesar salad. Take your experience to the next level by adding a cocktail into the mix; think passion fruit daiquiri, mai tai or a Trinidad sour.
Cottons Camden in London has been a hot spot since 1985, offering a mix of Jamaican and Caribbean flavours in a laid-back setting. Their menu includes dishes like curried mutton, jerk chicken, and BBQ pulled pork, perfectly paired with tropical cocktails such as Papa On The Beach, Lost In Mexico, as well as Killer Duppy.
Pizza Pilgrims Camden is serving some classic Neapolitan slices from vegan to meat lovers and classic pepperoni. This lovely spot also serves delicious breads, snacks, cocktails and pints. Stay tuned for masterclasses and talks.
Kick back with Lockside for a fairly relaxed dining experience, but an altogether delicious one. With views over Regents Canal (great in the summer) and a cool industrial vibe, they're happy to steal your time from lunch until the evening. The menu is something of a contemporary British hybrid, where burger lovers can short rib wedged between buns, or the Sunday-obsessed can have a roast, with Cotswold white chicken on the menu with all the trimmings for a keen £17.
The Prince Albert is arguably one of the best restaurants in London for traditional British grub. All of its meat and ingredients are responsibly and locally sourced so you can rest assured that your meal have come from a good home. For a comfort food, head down to The Prince Albert, one of our favourite restaurants in Camden.
Next up, Blues Kitchen brings a smattering of the US to the North London streets, and is one of the top restaurants in London for American dishes. Inspired by the dive bars of the Deep South, the menu at Blues Kitchen is full of soul food, including BBQ ribs and chicken, Gumbo, Jambalaya or their legendary Blues Kitchen Chilli. Enjoy a night of US style indulgence at Blues Kitchen, one of our favourite Camden restaurants.
Bodean's Camden is where the BBQ smokehouse meets all day diner. Whether you're here for a casual lunch or an uber-indulgent dinner, you're not leaving hungry.
Meat is the order of the day here, from brisket and burgers to sauce-drenched wings. Whatever you order up, expect it to be perfectly smoked and fall-off-the-bone tender.
Offering some of the best pub grub in the area, this great Camden bar and music venue is a must-visit if you're looking for some great craft beers and a fun and relaxing spot to grab a bite to eat, post-shopping or pre-gig.
The owner of successful food truck Archie, Mathew Carver, has opened a permanent outpost in Camden Stables - The Cheese Bar. Expect dairy-heavy delicacies like the Cropwell Bishop, bacon and pear chutney sandwich or a Mexican fondue, with cheeses sourced from all over London. To top it all off, they also offer a huge selection of craft beer.
Opened in 2004, Mestizo is a family-run restaurant that has long been providing authentic Mexican fare to the area. Step into the vibrant red space for a warm, welcoming dining experience, surrounded by colourful decor.
Their menu has a particular focus on tacos, with fillings ranging from slow-roasted pork to grilled cactus leaf, though there are also plenty of larger plates and tapas dishes on offer. Plus, be sure to try out their delicious margaritas.