Restaurants in Angel

One of the cosiest pubs in North London, The Joker of Penton Street is also a must try venue for dinner in Angel. Home to regular pop-up kitchens and foodie residencies, The Joker of Penton Street champions street food on a pubbing scale with burgers, chips and more. 

Set slap bang on the banks of the Regent's Canal, this light and airy pub and restaurant is dutifully serving up some of Angel's best food. With fantastic views over the canal and a menu comprised of fresh, locally sourced dishes, this charming, relaxed eatery is one of the best restaurants in Islington.

Standing out in the crowd thanks to its iconic black exterior and with a reputation for serving some of London's most refreshing cocktails, the Bourne and Hollingsworth Buildings is a quirky bar based just a short stroll from Angel station. With a sleek bar serving all the signature cocktails that have made the B&H name famous over the years, the team of chefs in the kitchen serve a variety of freshly made dishes, composed of only the finest flavours they can get their hands on. As far as restaurants in Angel go, this has to be up there with the best.

Looking for good old fashioned pub food in Angel? Tuck into the Nags Head for an affordable meal in the city. Whether you're dosing on a rump steak or a classic cheeseburger, the Nags Head promise great tasting plates at more than affordable prices in the heart of North London. 

Waste no time on the dinner front with a meal at one of the most relaxed restaurants in Islington. Primed for lunch, brunch and dinner to boot, John Salt churn out favourites and American bites alongside cocktails and casual yet cool interiors. 

A Thai restaurant in Angel, Rosa's is one of the most comfortable and casual places to eat just North of the river. Join them for not only flavour of the East and some of the best curry in the business, there's plenty of vegetarian and meat-led dishes to go around.

While The Old Queen's Head may be one of the most roaring pubs in Angel when it comes to a party, that's not to say they don't know how to feed their guests. Hosting regular street food pop-ups and foodie residencies, head on down for everything from a Lucky Chip burger to a full blown roast dinner.

Famed for its in-house brewery and roaring range of craft drinks, Brewhouse & Kitchen may be a haven for beer, but those of you looking for places to eat in Angel will be pleasantly surprised. A rustic menu brimming with marinades and hearty chicken plates, Brewhouse are brimming with bites to eat. 

Not wanting the fuss of an uptight restaurant? Looking for a downright relaxed joint where the food is affordable and the deals are great? Then why not try The Vineyard for a meal in Angel. A top notch pub with pub grub at hand, tuck into affordable plates and favourite dishes. 

If you're looking for places to eat in Angel, you really can't go wrong with Megan's. There's everything from Mediterranean brunch dishes to lunch specials and dinner dining; perfect for couples, groups, private parties and more.

Every corner of Angel and Islington plays host to a new restaurant and bar, but none as cool and casual as this. Join The Islington Townhouse not only for unique cocktails, craft beers and ales, stick around for their eclectic interiors and casual pub inspired menu.

Upper House is a dash of contemporary cool in Islington. Taking over what used to be House of Wolf, the epic three floor space has been transformed into a playground of sophisticated supping and indulgent dining. Not only toting delicious eats, Dead Dolls House has a spread of unique bars all toting different designs; check out the Aviary bar, Sanctuary, Library or Ballroom. 

This tiki hideaway acts as the perfect retreat from city life. Located in a trendy part of Angel, the outrageous tropical decor complements the zingy rum-based cocktails from around the world and is the perfect spot for a drink or two after work, or a date night, or any occasion really. 

Taking you on a food experience like no other, the Hoxley and Porter has an old world class that leaves you feeling like yo have stepped back in time. The interior resembles that of a first class Victorian dining carriage and the uniformed staff certainly bring a sense of 1920's glamour to the establishment. Gourmet British fare, old world surroundings and a feeling of elegance awaits you in the Hoxley and Porter.