Shoreditch area guide
· Discover the best of Shoreditch, from indie shops to tasty cheap food. · Poke around Brick Lane Market, or go nuts at clubs where famous DJs do their thing. · Use our map to find the best restaurants, clubs and things to do in Shoreditch.
Shoreditch restaurants
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Shoreditch restaurants
A range of cuisines to satisfy every foodie. Try Time Out's guide to the best restaurants in and around Shoreditch.
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Shoreditch cheap eats
Fill up for less with our guide to the best meals in Shoreditch for those on a shoestring budget.
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Shoreditch cafés
Enjoy fantastic coffee at Prufrock or a tasty brunch at Leila’s Café with the Time Out guide of where to get your caffeine fix in Shoreditch.
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Vietnamese cuisine in Shoreditch
North-east London retains its monopoly on the capital's most authentic Vietnamese food. We give you the best restaurants the 'Pho mile' has to offer.
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Shoreditch nightlife
Shoreditch has a smattering of great club nights that keep the 'Ditchsters coming in droves and a fine selection of shabby-chic watering holes for barflies looking to sink a few fashionable pints.
Shoreditch overview
Some say Shoreditch has had its day, that London’s trendy brigade have moved on. If you go to Brick Lane Market, though, it doesn’t look that way. The weird and wonderfully dressed hordes keep coming to the rough triangle made up by Old Street, Great Eastern Street and Shoreditch High Street, packing into ramshackle bars and independent shops. Despite the spread of affluence, much of the area maintains its original gritty, urban edge; many of the walls and shop fronts are plastered with graffiti. Of course, for many the grime is all part of the appeal – if you want a big garden and posh schools, move to Muswell Hill.
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