Guidebook for London
Drinks & Nightlife
Ruby's
76 Stoke Newington RdIncredible negronis and old fashioned
Food Scene
better than michelin starred this our favourite restaurant
45 lokale inwoners bevelen aan
White Rabbit
15-16 Bradbury Streetbetter than michelin starred this our favourite restaurant
Best Brunch- Middle Eastern theme. also open for dinner. needs booking for sat/sun brunch. call 020 7682 2120
136 lokale inwoners bevelen aan
The Good Egg Stoke Newington
93 Stoke Newington Church StBest Brunch- Middle Eastern theme. also open for dinner. needs booking for sat/sun brunch. call 020 7682 2120
Shoreditch House
Ebor StreetFind a member and swim on the roof.
Of all the Turkish restaurant this is our favourite. best to call first then pick-up although they also do delivery. get the mixed grill
11 lokale inwoners bevelen aan
Tava Restaurant
17 Stoke Newington RdOf all the Turkish restaurant this is our favourite. best to call first then pick-up although they also do delivery. get the mixed grill
Newington table is excellent as are all the restaurants and pubs (including Sunday roasts) round here.
58 lokale inwoners bevelen aan
Newington Green
57 Newington GrnNewington table is excellent as are all the restaurants and pubs (including Sunday roasts) round here.
Parks & Nature
Goats, Deer, Chickens, Splash Pool for kids, tennis courts, beautiful grade I listed coffee shop restaurant.
This park has it all
505 lokale inwoners bevelen aan
Clissold Park
Green LanesGoats, Deer, Chickens, Splash Pool for kids, tennis courts, beautiful grade I listed coffee shop restaurant.
This park has it all
haven for wildlife and people in Hackney: 17 hectares of reed-fringed ponds and dykes, always free and accessible to everyone. The reserve is five minutes’ walk from the densely built up areas of Manor House, Stoke Newington and Woodberry Down. The contrast between the surrounding tower blocks and the wild wetland habitat with old oak trees is almost unbelievable.
64 lokale inwoners bevelen aan
Woodberry Wetlands
Woodberry Grovehaven for wildlife and people in Hackney: 17 hectares of reed-fringed ponds and dykes, always free and accessible to everyone. The reserve is five minutes’ walk from the densely built up areas of Manor House, Stoke Newington and Woodberry Down. The contrast between the surrounding tower blocks and the wild wetland habitat with old oak trees is almost unbelievable.
Arts & Culture
Arcola Bar
24 Ashwin StAvant Garde theatre at its best