One of the best places to drink in Dalston, The Three Compasses is a cosy drinking den serving local craft beers and tasty comfort food. The pub also has a great outdoor terrace for the summer months, as well as hosting a range of events, including quizzes, screenings and weekend DJ sets. 

One of the best restaurants in Dalston, this cool and stylish eatery promises a delicious selection of fresh quality dishes from seabass ceviches to steaks and truffled polenta. They also offers great brunches, including the bottomless variety, and a hearty Sunday roasts.

Not only is Kraft home to a working distillery and microbrewery, but the Dalston hotel is also cooking up Middle Eastern fare with a kitchen backed by the Le Bab team. Head East for a heart meal in swanky surroundings.

Voodoo Ray's in Dalston is slinging out some of the best American-style pizzas by the slice. Tuck into doughy delights and pair your food with cheesy garlic bread, mac 'n' cheese, and the most delicious craft lagers. Or get stuck into one of their margs.

Slick white lines give Dalston restaurant Angelina a chic but approachable appeal, as diners head here for a 5 star experience that fuses Japanese and Italian cuisines, with everything from unagi risotto to Japanese whisky on the menu.

An award-winning dining option where tasting menus make sure that your experience is fun and varied, Pidgin is casual dining with elegant plates as you head here for premium date night appeal and international takes.

Sister bar to the effortlessly stylish Dalston Superstore, Voodoo Ray's is the creme de la creme of giant slices and sourdough pizzas in Dalston. Pizzas are baked using the most sought-after ingredients: Caputto flour is used for the dough, Italian plum tomatoes for the Napoli sauce and Fior di Latte Mozzarella.