In general, the fewer items on the menu, the better the place. This one has one: cheeseburger. You do the math.
Great atmosphere and very delicious beer. You can buy bottled ones to take away too.
This Flea Market is just off the infamous Middlesex Street which has come of the best examples of London Graffiti! Check out the amazing shop shutters by Ben Eine Read more.
"With its white tiles and gold trim, Yotam Ottolenghi's Nopi is like a glitzy bathroom – with fabulous food on tap.." Read more.
Yotam Ottolenghi’s flagship café-brasserie in Islington remains as popular as ever. You can’t book a table for breakfast, so people queue. Read more.
Follow Islington’s beau monde to this Middle Eastern bakery and café, where the tantalizing bread platter (toasted tableside) is a meal in itself. More places to eat like a local: tandl.me/12ufz7c
Arguably the best cup of coffee in London but a shame there's only 1 table and no kitchen so you can't have any of their incredible breads and pastries toasted, warmed or grilled etc.
Seek out Utobeer - a remarkable beer stall with over 600 options. They're also in cahoots with the nearby (and excellent) Rake pub.
Dramatically converted former bank building, with gleaming chandeliers in impressive, soaring bar, well kept Fullers beers, and good pies Read more.
Some of the best kept real ales in the City, good selection too. Do try the mini Cornish pasties
The oldest pub in London, RE-built in 1666 after a lil fire- and it's barely been touched since. Twain, Dickens and Conan Doyle were regulars at various points and my late grandfather used to run it
Can't go wrong with a full english. Add hash browns and crispy bacon to create perfection.
"They serve only fresh fish, and chips that are fabricated in-house." - says Seriouseats.
Open 24/7, this bakery exudes a rough Cockney charm. Main attractions: salt beef and an entertaining customer mix.
One of the best Sunday roasts in London. Great food other days too - steak and ale pie is to die for. All home made, even the chips and very generous portions.
Pierre Koffmann is obviously a genius in French Cuisine and this is THE best place i've ever eaten at. Been twice and the food and service is nothing short of exceptional.
Best Vietnamese in Shoreditch! Signature dishes: Phở (rare steak, well-done flank, beef tendon or beef tripe) and Beef wrapped in betel leaves
Legendary status, best turkish restaurant in london easily. Frequented by the turkish community. Try the kleftico!
A small, jolly, cheap, family run, BYO Indian restaurant that is well off the beaten track. Hot Stuff serves honest curries to appreciative regulars. Read more.
Pretty much everything we ordered is excellent. Seriously worth coming to this place if you feel like Chinese food. Even more perfect if you're into Sichuan. Great staff, friendly to families
"The late David Mellor once said that “well-designed equipment can change your life”, and this is exactly what you’ll find in the Sheffield-born designer’s Sloane Square shop." - ft.com
"This family business has been running since 1985 and prides itself on stocking some of the very best cookware and knives, such as the Kyocera and Kasumi ranges from Japan." - ft.com
Besides the great brewdog beers, they have rotating guest taps and a surprisingly good cheese plate too.
Take in the panoramic view of the city while sipping a house Julep. Food is solid too, with British offal dishes done well. – Green Guide Editor
Ignore your friends who call it a different McDonald's. Avoid the Single, go Double of anything. Fries/chips are okay but the hand-spun Shakes are what make it.
