Ladies - if you're broke, or just loving it, then hand over your bra or knickers for a free drink. Only you won't get it back as they hang them from the ceiling if you hadn't already noticed! Read more.
The best American style bar in London, no doubt! No matter what time of day you go in, the lights are low, the beer is flowing and the juke box is spitting out the tunes. A great night out! Read more.
The beer garden with plenty of seats, weekend barbeques, comfy sofas, great coffee, posh tented outdoor area and view over London Fields are all the things that makes Pub on the Park a great place. Read more.
It’s all about hot East London kids, music genres mixed like someone hit shuffle, Poundland prices and a night that you won’t forget. You’ll quickly understand why it gets so busy. Read more.
Tucked away beneath an old cinema sign in a former Chinese takeaway, Ruby's peeled-paint walls, mismatched furniture and flickering candlelight make for a decadent drinking den indeed. Read more.
Victorian styled drinking den with a cocktail menu of 5 great tasting drinks served in tin cups and milk bottles! Read more.
the juicy ribs are covered in a sweet sticky glaze and nicely charred. To offset the density of the meat, the ribs come with creamy coleslaw and tangy pickles. Read more.
Very hipster-y but lovely and filling food for not too bad cost wise. Worth checking out if you're in the area. Read more.
THE cool place to have a follow-up in London. Eclectic jukebox, big food, ping-pong, knitting, free-wifi. Quintessentially Shoreditch. We love it! Read more.
"The Book Club has a typical ‘East London feel’ to it. We were struck by the quirky bareness of the place. It had furniture that were all odd and are a mixture of long wooden tables, desks and sofas." Read more.
Avoid looking like a deer in the headlights when you walk into the bathroom – be aware that the loos are unisex, so you’ll find boys and girls checking out themselves and each other in the mirror. Read more.
Walk up to the expansive rooftop to find deckchairs, wrought-iron furniture and and benches filled with a sun-seeking crowd from the Shoreditch brigade. Read more.
Roof Top Film Club has their nightly outdoor film showings here, they are brilliant! Read more.
While the venue has a hipster pedigree that verges on the intimidating you don’t have to wear thick rimmed glasses and an ironic cardigan to enjoy a drink and a movie on the glorious roof terrace. Read more.
Rooftop Film Club tickets sell out fast! Keep an eye on the website or join the email list for ticket sale dates. Show up early so you can grab front row spots on the folding director chairs. Read more.
Quite simply the best pub, garden, everythinig in Shoreditch. I'm quite biased after having spent the best part of 3 years having work breakfasts here but I don't care. Well deserved and fab staff. Read more.
Steve’s widow has visited McQueen’s and given it her seal of approval – she said he would have really ‘dug’ the place. Read more.
Play your cards right and you could be one of the chosen few invited up to the Jubjub Bar. Hidden behind a curtain - it's the stairway to cocktail Heaven Read more.
This place is quirky all over, so naturally they’ve carried it through to the toilets. Step through the wardrobe and into the loo, where the walls are covered from head to toe in old cassette tapes Read more.
Upstairs there’s a member’s-only Jubjub bar which houses a different mixologist host every week. Membership, while not guaranteed, is free! Make an appointment, check out then ask for an application. Read more.
If you’re with a small group, consider booking the Dram Shop, a private room centered on a cast iron bathtub and “honesty bar,” where partiers can help themselves to a selection of booze. Read more.