Guide by Vana

Where to eat in London Fields

6 places to eat in London Fields, each one on the Guide on merit.

  1. Auguste

    Auguste

    Abruzzo Italian · European

    Abruzzo on the old Papi site: flame-grilled arrosticini skewers, low-intervention wine, and clowns on every wall. Order the lot.

    Order a round of the skewers to share and a Camparino to start.

  2. Cafe Kowloon

    Cafe Kowloon

    Cantonese · Asian

    A clubby Hong Kong diner behind Wonton Charlie's, with Budgie Montoya in the kitchen.

    Come for the cocktails as much as the food; the towering bar is the whole point.

  3. e5 Bakehouse

    e5 Bakehouse

    Bakery & café

    An East London institution in the railway arches at London Fields. Long-proved sourdough, proper pastries and vegetable-forward lunches, served to a permanent crowd of locals and laptops.

    Get there before mid-morning for the sourdough; the best loaves go early.

  4. Elliot's Hackney

    Elliot's Hackney

    Wine bar & pizza · European

    The Hackney sibling of the Borough original, doing wood-fired pizza, cheese puffs and natural wine to take away or stay.

    It is also a bottle shop, so pick up natural wine to take home on the way out.

  5. Kichiya

    Kichiya

    Patisserie · Asian

    A Japanese-French pastry shop: matcha, black sesame, souffle-cheesecake energy.

    Only open Thursday to Sunday and the souffle cheesecakes sell through, so go early in the day.

  6. Running Late Coffee

    Running Late Coffee

    Specialty coffee

    A hatch, a bench and a new guest roaster on batch filter every month.

    Order the batch filter, since the roaster changes every month. Then take it to London Fields.

Questions

Where should I go in London Fields for a date?

Cafe Kowloon (Cantonese), e5 Bakehouse (bakery & café) and Elliot's Hackney (wine bar & pizza).

Where can I eat on my own in London Fields?

Auguste (Abruzzo Italian), e5 Bakehouse (bakery & café) and Kichiya (patisserie).

Where in London Fields is good for a group?

Cafe Kowloon (Cantonese), e5 Bakehouse (bakery & café) and Elliot's Hackney (wine bar & pizza).

Are these all in London Fields?

Yes. Every place on this page is in London Fields.

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