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Best Restaurants in Shoreditch, London

Breakfast cafes, British anchors, hand-rolled pasta, Basque wood fire, and Thai late-night heat for a clearer East London food day.

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Best Restaurants in Shoreditch, London

Guide: East End Breakfast, Fire, and Dinner Tables

East London tables move from breakfast cafes and British institutions to hand-rolled pasta, Basque wood fire, and late-night Thai heat.

  • E. PellicciE. Pellicci is a family-run Bethnal Green cafe with over a century of history, Grade II-listed wood panelling, full English breakfasts, Italian classics, and a room where the welcome is part of the reason to go.
  • St. John Bread and WineSt. John Bread and Wine is the Spitalfields branch of London's nose-to-tail institution, with breakfast, Eccles cakes, offal, roasts, rarebit, and a plain room that makes British cooking feel serious without fuss.
  • MantecaManteca is the Shoreditch pasta-and-butcher counter for hand-rolled pasta, house-cured salumi, nose-to-tail cuts, and Italian cooking with enough meat, fat, and craft to make a casual room feel destination-worthy.
  • BRATBRAT is the Shoreditch wood-fire benchmark for Basque-influenced cooking: whole turbot, grilled breads, seasonal produce, smoked potatoes, and a room where the grill is the reason to book rather than background atmosphere.
  • Smoking Goat ShoreditchSmoking Goat is built around Thai drinking food, charcoal, heat, and Bangkok late-night canteen energy. Go for fish-sauce wings, smoky sharing plates, strong drinks, and a Shoreditch dinner that can roll into bars.
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