Looking for the best bites around this North London neighbourhood? Well, you're in luck. The area boasts a whole variety of eateries, with everything from delis serving laidback brunches to traditional Irish pubs dishing up Thai classics. Discover all these and more food-based beauties in our guide to restaurants in Finsbury Park.
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Featuring views overlooking the West Reservoir and a gorgeous outdoor terrace, The Naturalist is a top choice when it comes to Finsbury Park restaurants. Sip on potent cocktails before tucking into seasonal fare, or end your week on a high with its epic Sunday roast.
Burgers, pies, fish and chips... The White Lion is offering you an ever-changing menu of seasonal pub grub, ensuring you get the freshest produce around. To wash it all down? Sample some of their wines, house-infused spirits and local craft brews.
If you're on the hunt for restaurants in Finsbury Park, check out Someday. Just a stone's throw from the station, this pretty spot is home to sourdough slices from ACE pizza, alongside an in-house kitchen offering Mexican eats. Feeling fancy? There's also a mezzanine space for hire.
Located opposite the park, The Finsbury is serving up a winning combo of tasty pints and live music nights. Whether you're here to grab a summertime drink and meal on their alfresco terrace or you want to check out a comedy act, you're sure to be pleased.
Just a hop, skip and a jump from all the action, Fink's Salt and Sweet is one of the most charming places to eat in Finsbury Park. The neighbourhood deli, cafe and bar is sorting you out from morning brunches through to evening aperitifs and delicious dinnertime delights.
An Irish boozer, The Faltering Fullback is giving pubs in Finsbury Park a run for their money. Filled with various snugs, a pool table room and a large beer garden, this North London gem specialises in Thai food and stellar sips of Guinness.
With cosy village pub vibes and high quality eats up for grabs, The Stapleton Tavern are keeping hungry tums at bay. What's more, they're eco-warriors, kitting out their abode in upcycled furniture, and also have a range of board games.
