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, like American bites alongside cocktails.

Set slap bang on the banks of the Regent's Canal, this gorgeous pub is also one of the best restaurants in Angel. With fantastic views over the water and a menu comprised of fresh, locally sourced dishes, The Narrow Boat has charm by the bucketload.

Taking you from breakfast all the way through to dinner, Megan's at the Sorting Office is a twinkling setting for fresh cocktails and Mediterranean flavours. When you're not obsessing over their mezze feasts, perfect for sharing, head over at brunch or lunch where you can really take it easy over a plate of chicken shakshouka, their hummus board or salmon fillet, bustling with fresh ingredients.

Looking for quirky places to eat in Angel? Flight Club is bringing social bottomless brunches to this Islington neighbourhood. Stop by for the chance to battle it out with your mates over high-tech darts, pizza paddles and a bottle of fizz each, all from just £30.

Bringing together unique cocktails and craft beers against a backdrop of eclectic interiors, this cosy but modern pub is a must-visit. As for food? The Islington Townhouse has a menu of burgers, pizza, all-day brunch and small plates, such as karaage chicken or tacos.

While known for its wine (the clue's in the name), Humble Grape Islington is also something of a winner on the food front. Tuck into the likes of duck croquettes, burrata and aubergine parmigiana, while washing it all down with your favourite bottle.

This is possibly the most unusual restaurant in Angel, where the staff act as though they'd rather you weren't there. Prepare for some good-natured sass from the waiters while tucking into big, juicy burgers and American-style milkshakes. 

Out of all the restaurants on Upper Street, The Skinny Kitchen really does pull out all the stops when it comes to healthy eating. Re-imagine what low-calorie dining is all about, as these guys pack a punch with their health-conscious burgers, bowls and bottomless brunch offerings.

The Castle's roof terrace might be its main draw, but you shouldn't pass up on the food here either. From baked Cornish Camembert to bavette steak and chilli cheese balls, the menu here is really dishing out some beauties. Better yet, you can accompany your meal with martini trees in a variety of flavours.

Not wanting the fuss of an uptight dinner? One of the best casual restaurants in Islington, The Vineyard is offering you the chance to scoff top-notch pub-style grub in a relaxed setting. Think bottomless brunches, tacos, nachos and pub classics, all at affordable prices, complete with vegan and vegetarian options for the meat-free, including a must-try vegan hot dog.

This quirky tiki hideaway acts as the perfect retreat from city life. Located in a trendy part of Angel, the outrageous tropical and rainforest-inspired decor complements the zingy rum-based cocktails and pan-Asian bites at Laki Kane - ideal for special occasions or after-work romps alike.

Hoxley and Porter has an old world class that leaves you feeling like you 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, all while you dine on gourmet British fare.

Hot Stone is an innovative Japanese restaurant where you can cook your own meals on scorching hot stones in the traditional way. Their kitchen is run by Padam Raj Rai, the former head sushi chef at Tsukiji restaurant in the 5-star Westbury Hotel in Mayfair, serving up delicious bites like rock shrimp tempura, grilled miso aubergine and fresh scallops.

When only the best brunch and Mediterranean plates will do, make your way over to Brother Marcus. There's sweet potato fritters, harissa poached eggs and brioche French toast with duck egg custard for morning munching, while meze or grilled meats make up main meals.