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Great food and such friendly service. Food always so fresh
I booked Bellanger for our Team Christmas Lunch...
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Eastern European
170 Upper Street,
N1 1RG,
London
Average price £18
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Lovely mezze for a Sunday lunchtime...
Thai
347-349 Upper Street,
N1 0PD,
London
Average price £40
TheFork Festival Menu £33.6
Nice Thai, i liked the food, and used the special offer...
TheFork Festival Menu £24
We chose the sharing platter. Mains were great too...
50% off food - TheFork Festival
Lovely Pizza and salads. We had 4 main dishes, olives...
Eastern European
Pitfield Street,
N1 6BU,
London
Average price £20
We tried the chicken, veal and sea bass schnitzels...
Chilli Chicken and fried noodles were also great
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Absolutely recommend trying the pisco sour and some ceviche!
50% off food - TheFork Festival
Excellent food, staff and wine, really good vibe in there
50% off food
The restaurant is very new, interior is warm and welcoming
Interior = Rustic meets industrial chic...
Eastern European
37-39 Camden Passage,
N1 8EA,
London
Average price £25
First time having Vietnamese food and I’m hooked!
Fantastic gem of a restaurant
Tangy, sour, spicy (fresh ginger) yet gentle and comforting
Islington is a haven of grown-up artsiness, and houses many famous writers, designers, architects, TV stars and so on. The area is undoubtedly wealthy, yet it feels friendly and creative rather than corporate or snobby, so there’s a plethora of independent boutiques, shops, and the kinds of bakeries with giant pastel-coloured meringues piled high in the windows.
Eyeing up restaurants in Islington, expect the mind-boggling choice of many inner-London boroughs. However, Islington’s real specialities are traditional pubs, and smarter, concept-driven restaurants. Locally-sourced, ethically produced and organic fayre are in abundant supply.
Amongst the smarter Islington restaurants is Almeida, located opposite the theatre of the same name. This is a classic French eatery specialising in pre and post theatre yummies. Expect true gourmet food – think samphire and champagne veloute, and pot-roast guineafowl breast with smoked bacon foam. Of course, no French restaurant worth its sal would be complete without a formidable wine list and indulgent selection of desserts, and Almeida is lacking in neither.
If you’re looking for something altogether more salt of the earth than fruits de mer, go for the Duchess of Kent pub, a hidden gem and the self-proclaimed local of many an Islingtonite.