Restaurants In East London

A venue that needs no introduction, Flight Club is known for its epic brunches and social darts, but it also happens to knock up quite the meal. From wood-fired pizzas served on paddles to buttermilk fried chicken sandwiches, it's a great shout.

Fancy an evening in Canary Wharf? Shutters is a fantastic shout. Fronting a menu filled with lobster tacos, crispy seabass and Cornish crab nachos, the venue creates Californian-inspired dishes, alongside delish desserts and signature tipples.

Modern and chic, The Lampery is a swish British eatery that serves up a delicious all-day menu, starting with hearty breakfasts before moving onto grill dishes. It's no wonder why it's one of the best East London restaurants.

An American diner worth visiting in Shoreditch, Miami Mix is quite the crowd-pleaser as it boasts tropical cocktails, alongside a menu filled to the brim with delicious eats - we mean burgers, buttermilk pancakes and eggs on toast.

Located a stone's throw from Old Street roundabout and Moorgate station, Lantana Shoreditch is a brilliant East London restaurant for boozy brunching, client lunches and chilled out after-work dinners. Explore their menu of Aussie meets world fusion plates and get stuck in. 

Situated in Mile End Park, The Cherry E3 is one of the quirkiest restaurants in East London. Fronting pretty fairy lights and colourful seating, it also has a killer lineup of different events, from drag bingo to epic quiz nights.

Need restaurants in Shoreditch? Casa do Frango is the cool spot serving up a mix of casual dining and gorgeous interiors. Head here for wood-charcoal fired Frango piri-piri and classic sharing plates, alongside an extensive all-Portuguese wine list.

Situated in Hackney, A Slice of Blue is a grand spot if you love sumptuous pizzas and cocktails. You'll get to enjoy yummy doughy delights, alongside other snacks such as olives, burrata and meatballs. To drink? The dry martini is a heavenly tipple.

For delicious small plates, live music and great cocktails, this fabulous restaurant is a must-visit. With gorgeous, industrial interiors and a cool and relaxed atmosphere, Iron Bloom will be your new favourite date night spot.

Looking for fun places in East London for a meal with friends? Pizza Pilgrims is whipping up delicious slices for bargain prices in their Shoreditch restaurant. Tuck into £10 Neapolitan slices and Nutella parcels over a relaxed evening. 

Bringing fancy Filipino food to Hoxton comes the new Rapsa, a sexy little spot on the high street. With a moody interior and a head chef with Ottolenghi credentials, this restaurant will quickly become a favourite, especially when you see the range of seafood dishes on offer.

Located on Level 36 at Sky Garden, Darwin Brasserie is quite the stunner. Along with gorgeous views of the city and pretty cocktails, the restaurant is whipping up steak tartare, seared seabream, and yummy truffles fries.

Head along to KERB Counter, just a stone's throw away from Old Street station in Shoreditch. Not only does this fabulous haunt serve scrumptious food, but they also support and provide opportunities for people to gain employment in hospitality. 

Steak restaurants in East London don't get much better than temper, the place where you can see live fire cooking from the open kitchen. Expect rare-breed beef, whole seabass, bottomless brunches, Sunday roasts and more at this stunning spot.

If you like your dinner with a side of belly dancing, then you're in luck because this South Woodford spot is serving you exactly that. The menu is Lebanese with a sprinkling of French and Mediterranean twists, while the terrace is ideal for relaxing with shisha.

Serving up traditional pub grub with a contemporary twist as well as an array of great craft beers and wines, The Cow has got it all going on pub-wise. The atmosphere is casual and friendly, and gets very buzzy upon a Saturday evening when a DJ arrives to spin some tunes. 

The Piano Works can be found in a Victorian listed warehouse in the heart of Farringdon. This place is part restaurant, part bar and part party, all with a side of live music. Head this way if you're searching for something different; there's two pianists and accompanying musicians playing an exclusive playlist.

Aviary is one of the trendiest restaurants in East London and spoiler alert, it's quite a stunner. Sit back and relax on their modern, spacious and stylish rooftop terrace or head to the restaurant which serves delicious British seasonal food; try the burger and thank us later.

Refuel and take stock after a trip to Westfields at classy and chic Balans Soho Society. One of the best places to eat in East London, the renowned restaurant brings equal parts of Parisian vibes and British dining to their intimate venue.

If only outdoor restaurants in East London will do, then Spanish oasis La Terraza is just the place to head to. You'll be tucking into a range of tapas plates, all washed down with sangria, cocktails, beers or wine, in no time at all.

This joint venture from Signature Brew craft beer maestros and patty slingers We Serve Humans is one of the best restaurants in northeast London. Check out the effortlessly cool The Collab in Walthamstow for an evening of sipping and burger munching. 

Fancy dabbling in a little 1950s Americana at one of the most fun restaurants in East London? You'll need All Star Lanes - the restaurant, cocktail bar and bowling alley in the heart of Stratford's Westfield. Come hungry - there's a selection of melted grilled cheese, Dedham Vale burgers and mac 'n' cheese on the menu.

When in need of places to eat in East London, yapix Coffee and Wine House is coming in hot with Puglian cuisine alongside vino pairings. Think fresh pasta, Ancient Roman pinsa (a healthy alternative to traditional pizza) and tiramisu for dessert.

Elmo's Pizza Bar in Woodford is upping its pizza game with delicious slices. Fronting a head chef that knows all about creating the best dough, this northeast London restaurant is worth checking out on your next date night.

Tank and Paddle is a City spot that is great for delicious pizza and a huge range of beers and ales. One of the best restaurants in Monument, the dining destination has a huge selection of stone-baked pizza including New York-inspired The Yankee, topped with pepperoni. 

This place is a city favourite for some stylish after hours drinking and dining where you'll find affordable prices and a fun atmosphere every day of the week. The Gable is kind of 2 venues in one with a classic and sophisticated East London restaurant on the ground floor and then a basement bar underneath it all. 

Situated on the buzzing Paradise Row in Bethnal Green, Arepa & Co is a vibrant Venezuelan eatery serving up traditional dishes in a cool setting. With a menu of pancakes, rice bowls and arepas to explore, swing by and indulge your pallete in a plethora of new treats. 

For a slice of East London luxury, experience a Middle Eastern paradise of plush cushions, casual lounging and delectable Lebanese cuisine. Translating as the Arabic word for treasure, Kenza is quite literally a haven for trinkets, unique dining and touches that come straight from Morocco.

At the bottom of the iconic Gherkin building, The Sterling is a sophisticated bar and restaurant where you can expect only the freshest, highest quality ingredients paired with seasonal cocktails and fantastic wines. Start with some light nibbles, and move onto the more robust main meals with some classically British choices.

If you're on the hunt for French restaurants in London, Revolve Brasserie is a grand shout. The venue whips up everything from chargrilled bavette to beef tartare and burgers, alongside some stunning sips - think margaritas and negronis.

Where do you get the best Italian food in East London? The definitive answer is up for debate, but you can't go far wrong with Gotta Trattoria. Sitting on the banks of the River Lee, they offer up a daily changing menu of delicious European treats served with a British twist. 

For a Caribbean restaurant in East London with party vibes, look no further than The Rum Kitchen's homage to Notting Hill Carnival. You'll wash spicy jerk BBQ down the hatch with rare rums and booze-laced cocktails.

Bounce will take the headlines as one of the best ping pong bars in London, but there's also a cracking restaurant to this social hub below Old Street. The place features an innovative bar food menu, premium canapes and some exciting a la carte options, with a stunning open-pizza counter.

The closest you'll get to an American road trip, Fugitive Motel brings a touch of the West Coast to the East End. Head down for the chance to stuff your faces with delicious sourdough slices, sample seriously good craft beer and take on your friends in a few rounds of cornhole or shuffleboard.

Located in the heart of Old Street sits Daffodil Mulligan, a modern restaurant owned by celebrity chef Richard Corrigan. With an Irish flair to their dishes, the restaurant features an array of seafood and sharing plates straight from their wood-fired oven.

With Racine chef Henry Harris at the helm, Three Cranes is a great restaurant to check out. Start off your meal with a glass of prosecco or vino while choosing from gourmet eats - think pan-fried prawns, squid rings and classic burgers.

One of the coolest restaurants in East London, Jones & Sons offers a great selection of carefully-prepared quality dishes, alongside a fun and tasty bottomless brunch menu, and a hearty Sunday roast to die for.

Bringing a slice of sunnier climes to the heart of Shoreditch, Sagardi boasts a menu of  Basque-inspired cuisine. Feast on pan-fried Txistorra sausage and salted cod omelette before heading to the Pintxos Bar to sip on European wines.

An East London favourite, NHow knows a thing or two about standing out from the crowd. This wacky venue is adorned with vibrant future, walls and features, making it perfect for enjoying some tasty grub in style. And the menu? You bet it's filled with favourites. From British plates to pizza.

Searching for a chic dining destination? One of the best restaurants in the City of London, this gorgeous spot draws inspiration from Spain. Think tapas plates and mouthwatering wines in a swanky setting only minutes from St Paul's.

Found nestled on the edge of The River Lea in Hackney, Two More Years is a sustainable and creative restaurant with a short but delicious menu of goodies on offer. Plates include their bacon butter burger and vegan Korean chick 'n' bun.

London Steakhouse Co is both a stylish cocktail bar and a great restaurant near Liverpool Street. Serving up a mouthwatering range of British dishes, their steak cuts take pride of place on their menu, having been sourced from master butcher and Royal warrant holder Aubrey Allen.

Just a short walk from Hoxton Square, this offering from the iconic Breakfast Club brand serves up top notch all-day pancakes and tasty cocktails, making for one of the best restaurants in Shoreditch. Their Canary Wharf location is equally as enticing.

East London beauty Straits Kitchen is helping you satiate any cravings for mouthwatering South East Asian cuisine. This hotel restaurant is whipping up all kinds of stunning plates, which you can enjoy while surrounded by verdant foliage, classy furniture and eye-catching views.

Located in Old Truman Brewery, the minds behind Wahaca bring you DF Tacos. With a menu that offers a diverse range of affordable dishes, there really is something for everyone, and why not try a refreshing margarita to wash it all down?

On the hunt for fab food? Located in East London, Voodoo Ray's in Dalston is coming in hot with mouthwatering slices and some of the most delicious frozen margaritas. Pair your meals with cheesy garlic bread or mac 'n' cheese.

Pergola on The Wharf is one of our favourite restaurants in East London, as it's whipping up a variety of large and small plates, alongside bottomless brunches come the weekend. Better yet, Friday nights are packed with tunes from the DJ in this idyllic garden setting.

If you're on the hunt for a cool restaurant in Shoreditch, 28 Well Hung is the place to go. Not only is it super chic, inside and out, but it also boasts one helluva menu that's ideal for carnivores and vegetarians alike, with flavours from across the globe.

M Canary Wharf is a restaurant that really prizes its riverside location, fronting an alfresco terrace to compliment menus that whisk you off to the French Riviera. Think everything from dinner to weekend bottomless brunches inspired by St Tropez beach.

Wondering where to eat in Leyton? Bocca Bocca is the place to be, showcasing some of the trendiest interiors on the block. When it comes to the menu, these guys don't do things in half measure, rustling up handcrafted pizzas, Italian nibbles and cracking cocktails.

Hungry for something different? At Market Halls in Canary Wharf, you'll find the most scrumptious food and drink offering, from sumptuous tacos to sushi to fried chicken and dumplings. Plus, you can tip back beer, wine or crafty cocktails at this foodie spot.

Stylish and relaxed, this restaurant in Hackney offers more than just a comfortable atmosphere. With delicious Italian food, a fantastic cocktail menu and even an on-site gin distillery, it's an exciting addition to the London dining scene.

One of the best Spanish restaurants in East London, Iberica in Canary Wharf is serving top-notch eats from wild tiger prawns to patatas bravas and charcuterie spreads. Perfect for date nights, it's great for wining and dining your other half.

From full-on sit-down banquets to sharing platters for those after a drink and a chinwag, The Drift is an inviting restaurant in amongst the skyscrapers. This self-professed “sanctuary in the heart of the city” is a joint of quirky collectibles and hidden alcoves, and it's a frontrunner when it comes to relaxed dinners.

Looking for a great place to get a bite to eat? Then be sure to check out The Alchemist on Old Street for some tasty grub. Delve into their delicious menu with options from tempura prawn lollipops to fajitas, with their expertly-made cocktails.