Top East London Restaurants
Discover East London’s finest dining experiences with London Best Eats. This is your go-to guide for top food spots, from hidden gems to iconic restaurants.
21 of the best restaurants in East London
Yun Gui Chuan Rice Noodle Bricklane
- 4.5
- £10+
- Hong Kong Rice Noodle
Authentic customizable Hong Kong-style rice noodles with various soup bases and toppings.
Brick Lane
The Burger Firm Whitechapel
- 4.9
- £10+
- American
Premium smashed burgers with gourmet toppings and sides.
Bethnal Green
Da Terra Restaurant
- 4.8
- £100+
- Two Michelin Stars
- European
Innovative European cuisine with Brazilian and Italian influences, served via blind tasting menus in an elegant setting.
Bethnal Green
DOPI 도피소
- 4.9
- £20+
- Korean
Authentic Korean restaurant offering traditional dishes in a casual, welcoming atmosphere.
Bethnal Green
Uncle Hon's BBQ
- 4.5
- £30+
- Fusion
Texas-style BBQ with Chinese influences, serving smoked meats and fusion dishes.
Hackney Wick
E Pellicci
- 4.8
- £10+
- Grade II listed Art Deco interior
- Italian
Vintage Art Deco workers' café serving traditional English breakfasts and Italian classics since 1900.
Bethnal Green
Crunch
- 4.7
- £10+
- Fusion
Experimental brioche sandwiches with creative fillings and unique flavor combinations.
Spitalfields
Rogue Sarnies
- 4.9
- £10+
- Fusion
Artisanal sandwich shop specializing in wood-fired, gourmet sandwiches with high-quality ingredients.
Hackney
Noodle & Beer
- 4.7
- £30+
- Chinese
Authentic Sichuan and Chongqing cuisine specializing in handmade noodles with bold, spicy flavors.
Spitalfields
Smokestak
- 4.5
- £30+
- MICHELIN Bib Gourmand
- American
A smoker and grill-focused barbecue restaurant specializing in slow-cooked meats with a rustic industrial atmosphere.
Shoreditch
Tom's Pasta
- 4.6
- £20+
- Italian
A neighbourhood restaurant serving fresh, handmade pasta and signature lasagne dishes.
Lower Clapton
Roe
- 4.6
- £41+
- MICHELIN Guide: Good cooking
- British
Sustainable, nose-to-tail cooking with bold flavors and innovative takes on British classics.
Canary Wharf