Restaurants in Shoreditch

The Owl & Pussycat is a home from home filled with charm and vintage trinkets. Serving up a choice of the finest food and drink, cosy up on leather sofas by the roaring fire during wintertime, or kick back in the cracking suntrap terrace to soak up those rays in the warmer months.

Located in the popular Hoxton Square, Cocotte is bringing mouthwatering chicken and gorgeous French wines to east London. Cook a table at this charming spot where you'll find impressive menus set to laid-back, yet pretty interiors.

You'll probably know Bounce more for its ping-pong, but there's also a seriously cool restaurant to discover here. Found away from the main Shoreditch hub, there's innovative bar food, premium canapes and an exciting selection of pizza and a la carte to ponder. 

Head to Old Street where this funky Australian restaurant is bringing you the goods in the form of slap-up brunches (which have made them a neighbourhood fave), classic cocktails and a relaxed and easy atmosphere, perfect for a casual dinner date or group meal. 

Granted, this place is more of a party bar made for cutting shapes at the weekend, but Barrio Shoreditch also offers a storming range of Mexican dishes. Dig in to tacos, nachos and quesadillas, all wallet-friendly and best enjoyed during Amigo Hour, when cocktails are discounted.

Located in The Old Truman Brewery off Brick Lane, this happily affordable sister to Wahaca offers a wide range of Mexican classics. The bar stocks a good selection of beers and wines, as well as refreshing frozen Margaritas. 

Pizza Pilgrims is a no-brainer for places to eat in Shoreditch. One of the best cheap restaurants in East London, the eatery is offering a range of cheesy Neopolitan slices, with everything from smoked anchovies and black olive toppings to ricotta, salami and mushroom calzones on the menu.

One of the best places to eat in Shoreditch, Howl At The Moon is a painfully cool neighbourhood local with charisma by the bucket-load. Topping it off? The menu of drool-inducing burgers and unmissable succulent Sunday roasts. 

One of the hottest restaurants in Shoreditch, Daffodil Mulligan is the Irish spot from chef Richard Corrigan. Expect salt chilli chicken, prime sirloin steak and indulgent desserts with private booths where you can watch sports and listen to live music.

Add a dash of Caribbean sunshine to your weekend dining with a trip to Cottons, where the Tropical Bottomless Brunch will be in fully swing. Not only will you enjoy sizzling dishes, bit there's a feel-good reggae soundtrack and two hours of unlimited booze in it for you too.

All day dining and late night music in the iconic Truman Brewery? It can only be Ninety One Living Room. Located in the heart of east London, this laid-back spot is serving up the likes of tempura cod, buffalo wings and other bistro-style dishes.

Sitting prettily in a Grade II-listed building, Dirty Bones Shoreditch is probably the prettiest of the brand. Their New York-inspired menu offers a variety of comfort food dishes but cooked to a high quality, and all can be washed down with one of their creative cocktails.

Serving hand-crafted cocktails and stunning plates of food, The Alchemist promises nothing other than pure theatre when it comes to drinking and dining at its Shoreditch venture. Explore the menu of molecular madness for yourself and prepare to be dazzled by it all. 

Dream Bags is one of the quirkiest and most interesting places to dine in Shoreditch. Book a table at their open and spacious ground floor restaurant to enjoy cocktails and an Italian menu that features stone-baked pizzas and pasta dishes prepared using the finest Sardinian ingredients.

Looking for places to eat in Shoreditch? If it's chilled out dining that you're after, head to this Italian favourite where you'll find everything from latte art-laden coffees to tasty breakfasts and mouthwatering dinners. It's all about Italian food so expect salads, pasta and more.

One of the best restaurants in Shoreditch, this quirky brunch spot offers delicious breakfast goods all day long, alongside cocktails, beers and some of the biggest character in Hoxton. It's an absolute must for its piles of pancakes and fluffy waffles when you're hungover. 

Nestled on Curtain Road, Haché is the Shoreditch spot that giving burgers a whole new meaning. With artisan ciabatta and brioche buns piled high with delicious fillings and paired with crafted cocktails, this is one for brunch, lunch dinner and beyond.

Dalston Jamaican hotspot Rudie's second location is in Boxpark, delivering tapas-style plates of their favourite dishes like goat curry or real jerk chicken, as well as an amazing grab and go counter, all washed down with rum cocktails.

Looking for places to eat in Shoreditch? Head to the High Street where Burger & Beyond is cooking up a lip-smacking selection of krispie fried chicken, mushroom raclette and fully-stacked burgers washed down with rhubarb margaritas and rose spritzes.

Having found huge popularity across Europe, Sagardi is now bringing Basque cuisine to the heart of Shoreditch. Head to this modern spot to feast on the world-famous txuleton steak along with their signature almalbra - a red tuna and salted cod omelette cooked roxario-style.

This all-new haunt in Shoreditch blends the finest Italian cuisine with a European market hall approach to drinking. Spend your evening chowing down on coal oven-baked pizzas, with a vast array of absinthe and wine on tap to wash it down. 

Head to Camino in Shoreditch as the Spanish spot serves up everything from tapas through to charcuterie boards on a large outdoor terrace and swish indoor restaurant. Check out their signature home-cut jamon and cheese or fresh seafood offering for a really authentic experience.

In the mood for Filipino food? Check out Kinilaw & Buko as they take over 100 Hoxton. Expect an enticing menu of homemade authentic eats, including pork lumpia spring rolls, hand-dived scallops and oxtail kare kare croquettes. 

Ceviche is a fun South American restaurant that showcases the best flavours that Peru has to offer. From mouthwatering cuts of grilled meat to fresh ceviches dishes, the team of chefs use a range of fresh ingredients to recreate traditional recipes that all pack a punch.