Where To Eat And Drink Near London Fields

Caldera is a Mare Street restaurant serving classic Mexican dishes and signature plates, such as the now-famous supreme nachos (loaded with melted cheese, guacamole, pico de gallo and grilled vegetables). Stop by and feast with specialty margaritas to top the whole experience off nicely. 

Mare Street Market is a hubbub of different moods and flavours, packing in pizza, drinks, a deli, a florist and coffee into one gorgeous space. With a chilled out feel in the day time, and often bursting with party spirit in the evenings, there's plenty of reasons to visit this London Fields fave. 

Established way back in 1729, The Cat & Mutton is somewhat of a Hackney institution with hearty pub grub, and a fine selection of beers, wine and cocktails. If you're heading to London Fields, make sure to swing by for one of their regular nights, from live music to pub quizzes.

Pub On The Park has a legendary local status in Hackney. Sat comfortably right on the edge of London Fields, there's cosy indoor seating of plush sofas and armchairs for winter, and a bustling outdoor area that comes to life on summer nights. 

Have you got a hankering for a boozy brunch? Head no further than Hackney's own Martello Hall, where the breakfast offerings are just as stellar as the all-day options. Join them on the weekend and get two hours of unlimited drinks for £25 with mouthwatering stone-baked pizza. 

Off Broadway is a community cocktail bar with a fun-loving vibe, regular live music nights and some of the best drinks in the area. Tucked away just off the market, it's a great place to chill out and unwind after a wander around the park.

NT's is a buzzing warehouse style cocktail bar and rooftop hideaway, perfect for lounging in the summertime after a stroll through London Fields. In a party mood? Head over in the evening and you can boogie to DJs while sipping on a selection of premium cocktails.  

Hackney hotspot Pidgin is one of a kind, with a weekly tasting menu that constantly changes its four course offerings. If you find yourself in London Fields and fancy trying something a little different, this is certainly one unique place to eat. 

LARDO prides itself on being a non-traditional take on the classic pizzeria, serving Southern-inspired plates in the summer and moving up north when winter creeps in. It's all mindfully-sourced too, with freshly-made pasta and bread and an impressive wine list to boot.

London Fields Brewery boasts a gorgeous on-site taproom and a kitchen bursting with tasty goodies from some of the city's best foodies. Whether you feel like a quick beer or a full-blown tour and tasting, these guys have you covered. 

The Dove is a haven for beer-lovers venturing to London Fields, with brews from around the world as well as from a British micro craft brewery. The perfect pairing? A menu of British and Belgian classics of course, with sausages and burgers at the forefront. 

If you're looking for a quirky bar near London Fields, then Timeless Bar and Kitchen should be on your list. Not only has MasterChef finalist Louisa Ellis created a mouthwatering menu, but immersive cocktails will take you on an experience through the last century.

This places pretty much sums up the Hackney aesthetic, a converted ex-clothing factory with dark wooden panelling, artistic wallpaper and vintage lighting, Bistrotheque is très chic. Head over for refreshments and make sure to check out the delicious mix of British and French dishes. 

Just a 15-minute walk from London Fields, this charming pub is the place to go if you're looking to escape the bustle. Dip inside and relax in their gorgeous drinking den, complete with freshly-made pizzas and craft pints.

Craving tapas? Take a break and pay Tuyo a visit in Broadway market and you can dive into plates of fresh seafood, harissa lamb rump, and chicken thighs with honey-poached apricots, across the Mediterranean and Spanish-inspired menu. 

For those who enjoy unconventional partying, why not head to Netil 360's rooftop after exploring London Fields? This sky-high bar is certainly one of the area's quirkiest places with a cute cafe space, banquet tables and a cinema tent, all with incredible views. 

The Dolphin is a proper London Fields local boozer, known for its vibrant crowd, lively nights out and affordable drink deals. If you're looking for somewhere cheap and cheerful, these guys are probably your best bet with weekday offers and purse-friendly pub grub.