SHOREDITCH RESTAURANTS & BARS

Richard Corrigan's latest venture offering a big flavoured menu.  Orange flames from the wood-fired oven are the backdrop to the chefs' whites in the open kitchen.

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A cool rustic Italian restaurant that's great for gathering with a big group. The burrata with basil oil and mint is delicious.  You'll not stop talking about this place for days afterwards.

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This is a full-bodied restaurant serving Basque food.

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This is a quirky Lewis Carroll themed cocktail bar with several impressive awards under its belt - a must. You won't be served a Tom Collins or a Mojito here as the bar is inspired by Lewis Carroll’s nonsense poem ‘The Jabberwockey’. But it serves memorable cocktails nonetheless so start with a ‘Builder’s Breakfast’, three types of rum, lemon sherbet, and tea syrup. Curious.

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Away from the hustle and bustle of Old Street is Light Bar, a former Victorian power station turned Noughties rave bar.  The outdoor terrace has a Mediterranean feel where you can enjoy bold seasonal sharing plates - modern British dishes with East Asian and Italian influence.  

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London's most coveted fresh pasta restaurant serving some of the best and most affordable homemade pasta around.

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Crowd pleasing plates that will make you feel like you're in Portugal.

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Victorian corner pub with small upstairs cocktail bar, large windows and eccentric decoration.

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Modern British restaurant and cocktail lounge where red and gold detailing dominates an opulent boho chic interior.

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Urban-chic hotel surrounded by bars, shops and restaurants.

Hip, individually styled rooms with contemporary and/or mid-century modern decor feature

There's a fashionable grill restaurant with exposed brick walls, and a funky lobby bar, plus a library, and meeting and evening space.

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Korean food fans are bound to fall head over heels for On The Bab. This relaxed eatery specialises in Korean-style rice dishes including Kimchi Arancini and seafood stews, while the setting is pure Shoreditch with exposed brickwork and low-hanging lights.

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Modern British food with UK meat and game on 2 floors at renovated Shoreditch pub-restaurant.  Great for Sunday lunch.

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Cocktails and dim sum with low lighting courtesy of paper lanterns and regular DJs.

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Cool cocktail bar club with Chesterfield sofas, exposed-brick walls and photos of Steve McQueen.

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The third Cocktail Trading Company bar serves up award winning Wonka-level cocktails in a comfy Shoreditch den.

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Boundary includes three award-winning restaurants and bars, twelve individually designed guest bedrooms, five individually designed studios, lofts and suites, a British food store and a bakery.

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Prime cuts of matured beef and other British classics served in stripped-back, bare-brick surrounds.

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Balancing tradition with innovation, offering people a take on the classics alongside more unique flavour combinations. Simple menu of pizza, beer and wine with quality, seasonal produce at its heart, served in a relaxed, friendly space.

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Hidden, neon-lit diner serving up American comfort eats & cocktails alongside live music.https://dirty-bones.comHidden, neon-lit diner serving up American comfort eats & cocktails alongside live music.

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Housed in a stunning Grade II listed former chapel, Galvin La Chapelle is one of the crowning jewels in Michelin-starred chefs the Galvin brothers’ crown. Boasting an epic wine list, opulent interiors and a luxurious French food, it’s the ultimate restaurant for a special occasion.

Part of the world-famous Soho House group, this popular members-only club is arguably THE place to see and be seen in East London if you’re part of the affluent creative glitterati. With a bar, restaurant, gym, curated series of events and the nicest rooftop pool this side of Soho it’s no wonder the waiting list is rumoured to be a few years long for regular folk.

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A poorly-kept secret amongst London foodies, Lyle’s offers brilliant British food in a minimalist, Scandinavian-cool setting.

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Perfect for quiet lunchtime work meetings or a romantic dinner for two, the smart subtle interior reflects the sophisticated Italian menu which is refreshingly small and simple, with no distractions from the quality ingredients.

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A former police station turned bottle shop and bar. Past the front-room ‘liquor store’, stacked high with beers, wines, spirits and mixological gear, you’ll find a wood-panelled drinking parlour. And in a further space upstairs, TT also hosts supper clubs and pairs cocktails with cult movie screenings.

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Inspired by the best of Australian cuisine, Lantana Shoreditch prides itself on its ever-changing seasonal menus that celebrate cuisines from every continent but with a strong Aussie influence. Popular on Shoreditch’s vegan food scene, Lantana’s weekend brunch menu is equally balanced between plant-based and carnivorous dishes and they all sound as mouth-watering as the next. Tuck in to a mushroom and avocado benedict drizzled with sriracha hollandaise, or indulge in ‘The Big Bubble’ – bubble and squeak with caramelised onion and pork sausages. Need we say more? Now for the bottomless part… you can enjoy unlimited prosecco or mimosas with any brunch item providing

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The Blues Kitchen is a live music and cocktail bar on Shoreditch’s Curtain Road and you’ll find it heaving on Friday and Saturday nights with fans of blues, soul and funk. In fact, it’s made quite the name for itself on the music scene, so much so that it now boasts its own Youtube and Radio station where they’ve interviewed the likes of music legends such as Ronnie Wood, Bobby Gillespie Nathanial Rateliffe. Once the speakers come on, the vibe here is contagious, so much so that it’s just as popular come sunrise when the bottomless brunch menu comes out. From classic fry-ups to buttermilk pancakes and Creole crab benedict, The Blues Kitchen knows how to hit the spot. Pair it with bottomless bubbles and your day’s off to a strong start.

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This supremely unpretentious little boozer continues to thrive just off Brick Lane, its modest charms seemingly not appealing to the whinnying fashionistas of Shoreditch or the suited-and-booted city curry hunters.

3 Heneage St, London E1 5LJ
020 8089 5014

Part of the world-famous Soho House group, this popular members-only club is arguably THE place to see and be seen in East London if you’re part of the affluent creative glitterati. With a bar, restaurant, gym, curated series of events and the nicest rooftop pool this side of Soho it’s no wonder the waiting list is rumoured to be a few years long for regular folk.

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If you’re a lover of booze, blues and meat cooked low ‘n’ slow, you need to book yourself a seat at HotBox pronto. Available on weekdays as well as weekends (wild, we know), HotBox’s bottomless brunch keeps the Prosecco flowing while you enjoy dishes such as beef short rib tacos, crab sliders, and truffle egg toast. This is messy, shameless indulgence at its finest – add the word ‘bottomless’ to the mix and that’s what we call strong brunch game. Fancy carrying on the party post acceptable brunch hours? HotBox also have a cocktail bar in the basement where you can sip on seriously good cocktails to your heart’s content, admire original artworks from some of Shoreditch’s favourite names and listen to live DJ sets on weekends. We don’t know about you but we’re starting to wonder why you’d ever want to leave?

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Forge & Co’s trendy co-working space couldn’t be better placed on Shoreditch High Street, even more so for its restaurant, Spelzini which answers all of your bottomless brunch dreams (perhaps not if you’re using the meeting space afterwards though…). The menu here comprises simple brunch pizzas including all day breakfast toppings and nutella banana. Guests can choose from a range of bottomless vermouth cocktails to accompany their brunch including white port and espresso as key ingredients. Simple, affordable and delicious.


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Taking pride in a quiet basement setting, this bar shouldn’t be mistaken for anything less than exceptional. Serving quality favourites like Negronis and Espresso Martinis, alongside some more unusual choices, this intimate bar offers a vibrant yet cosy vibe with lively music spanning the various decades and its friendly attentive bar staff. Perfect for a romantic evening or a catch up with friends.

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This funky and bright Shoreditch cocktail bar with classic crowd-pleaser cocktails, make this bar a dream for Instagrammers. Aperol Spritz, Long Island Iced Tea, Pisco Inferno served in a disco ball, make for a great night.

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Recognised as Shoreditch’s best whiskey bar, this award-winning bar is renowned for its specialist offerings.
With hundreds of fine whiskeys available, its statement oak tree table running down the middle of the seating area, has been riveted with two tunnels filled which whiskey can be poured directly from taps at the end - a showstopper!

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​​​​This speakeasy-style bar serves stunningly presented drinks to the tune of live jazz and swing music in true 1920s style. A hidden, underground haunt offering a delightful selection of bar snacks and small plates to share with friends. The star of the show at Nightjar, is its wonderful cocktail The Hennessey Fish-House Punch: a delightful cherry beer foam and cherry liqueur. At the same time, the Sao Paulo Swizzle offers a tangy punch in Empirical Spirits and geranium agave, every drink here is an artistic masterpiece to be marvelled before your lips even touch the glass.

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