It's a trendy East London district formed around Commercial Street, Brick Lane and the bustling marketplace, and it's brimming with excellent places to eat no matter what time of day. Wet your appetite with a glance at our guide to restaurants in Spitalfields, featuring quirky curry houses, boozy brunch havens, British bistros and sumptuous seafood escapes.
Last updated on 8th February 2023
Partnering with Spitalfields Market favourite Monty's Deli for a local special, Honest Burgers dishing up drool-worthy juicy beef burgers topped with pastrami, emmental, and sauerkraut. Alongside this, they've got a selection of brunch toasties and classic buns to fill any burger cravings.
Once home to the site of King Henry VIII's weapons practice ground, The Gun is a charming British boozer in Spitalfields with plenty of historical decor to gaze at while sipping on real ales. Hungry? Chow down on homemade British classics, we hear the Sunday roast is a must.
Located within Old Spitalfields Market, The Loft is a stylish new bar and restaurant. It boasts an abundance of beautiful foliage, making it a relaxing space to dive into artisan pizzas, including the Nice & Spicy, made up of mozzarella, 'nduja, peppers, salami and tomato sauce.
Situated two minutes away from Liverpool Station, Revolve Brassiere is coming in hot with its stellar French fare. Chow down on everything from burgers to south coast lobsters and beef tartare. Pair your meal with cocktails such as margs and negronis.
Situated on Liverpool Street, Merchant & Weaver is the perfect place for after work drinks and date nights. Boasting a range of craft beer, cocktails, and seasonal plates, the venue is a must if you prefer fine dining in a chilled area.
DF Tacos are a sure-win if you're looking for affordable restaurants in Spitalfields. With their extensive menu of fresh tacos, burritos, burgers and Mexican toasted sandwiches, this place comes complete with self-serve frozen margaritas.
The Breakfast Club are a classic when it comes to getting a brunch fix, whatever time of day that may be for you. Stop by their Spitalfields outpost and you'll get to feast on waffles, pancakes, fry-ups and maybe even get the chance to explore their secret basement bar.
A Commercial Street mainstay, Som Saa has won over crowds with its menu of fresh, vibrant flavours inspired by travels across Thailand. Specialty dishes include the gaeng mussaman (duck curry to you and I) and the deep-fried seabass, nahm dtok pla thort.
Not only is The Culpeper a gorgeous pub, but their rooftop is equally as charming. Offering a taste of country living from their Spitalfields location, the homely aesthetic is matched with a menu of British eats made with ingredients from the rooftop 'farm'.
Canto Corvino have expanded on their successes in Chelsea and the City with their Spitalfields venture, handing out plates of hearty Italian grub to eager East London diners. Staying true to their roots, their breakfast, lunch and dinner offerings are made up of rustic recipes and home cooking.
If seafood tickles your fancy, The Wright Brothers is the Spitalfields restaurant for you. With their focus on 'sea-to-plate' dining, the eye-catching venue features underwater colours, a large seawater tank of fresh shellfish and sustainable plates that are sure to entice.
Just off Commercial Street, Gunpowder serves authentic dishes from that bring authentic flavours of India to the heart of East London. Taking residency in an old curry house, it's a central Spitalfields spot that's an essential visit for spice fanatics.
