The best restaurants in St Peter's Islington London

The sushi is excellent but had a very disappointing experience here today. My wife is allergic to shellfish so requested a substitution in the set plate of nigiri. The chef rudely refused, only offering to sell it without the shrimp and clam. So essentially a £33 platter missing a fifth of the fish. There’s a better way to handle things for sure but no solutions were offered other than a more expensive plate. Have been here a few time before and this was so incredibly disappointing from a customer service perspective. Probably won’t be back.

Amazing food and the services where 1000%. We will go again there and enjoy the traditional Peruvian cuisine

Frederics has long been my favourite restaurant in London. I have been going for more than 20 years. feels like a restaurant club to me am treated so very well. food always food. service exemplary. outside terrace and garden perfect for a summers evening. thank you.

Gin Masterclass and Tasting. Absolutely FASCINATING. Our all-knowledgable teacher was Moses and he was passionate, informative, patient and made the day for us. The food is to die for - recommend the burger

We loved the unique menu, the food, the atmosphere and the service. We only found this gem on the recommendation of locals. We enjoyed our visit from the moment we walked in. Cosy, welcoming and such an interesting space feeling like you are dining in the heart of a delicious Italian deli.

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Great atmosphere. Friendly staff and fairly reasonably priced drinks. We went over Christmas and enjoyed a good night here

We stumbled upon this charming coffee and wine/tapas bar on our first day in London. It was very much reminiscent of those we have visited in Spain. The owner was super warm and welcoming. We loved our olives and charcuterie board, but the lemon custard dessert was completely off the chain! It’s a fabulous spot for a beverage and a light bite. Don’t miss it in Islington!

First time to this place, its a bit of a walk from Old Street. Decent pub across the road. It has a bar but seems you can't just pop in for a drink. Food was really lovely, high quality & service was really great. Recommended.

fresh bubble tea!. they offer a unique paring of flavours and they give a service with a smile. the staff also made me very aware of current offers which was helpful.

Visited here today 22 May and ate the best cheese toastie I have ever had! Served on a large wooden platter it was so full of filling you needed a knife and fork! Served with choice of chutney or pickle it was a really substantial sandwich. Excellent coffee as well all served with a smile. The gorgeous smell drew us and did not disappoint, highly recommend

Looking for an easy place to have breakfast, we stumbled on this cafe. Couldn’t see the inside as there was condensation on the windows. Opening the door revealed the hidden gem; a proper English breakfast place. The welcome was warm, the menu full of classics and tasted great!

Exquisite 👌 This establishment has a special place in my heart. The building has a very interesting history, the staff are amazing and the food is worth every penny. It's where I go when I want to treat myself and my daughter. I'm not rich or particularly educated. But I feel like I could be when I'm eating there, this has to be considered fine dining at its best. Thanks you once again guys. It was perfect.

It is a very short alley, but there are many special independent shops. There are not many people coming on Wednesday, and some shops are not open. It is said to be more lively on weekends.

Place is funky and cute. We arrived for the 6 pm service (out by 7:30). Basically, service poor and rushed, food lukewarm and uneven in quality As recommended by waitstaff, we ordered 4 dishes - we chose the grilled calcots, roasted jerusalem artichokes, sprouting broccoli and skrei cod. Food very uneven and mostly not at appropriate temperature (i.e. lukewarm). Cod was treated with respect but the "cipollini onions" seemed awfully similar to pickled onions from Waitrose. Also the coldness of the onions was jarring with the warmish fish. And that was the best of the lot. I liked the calcots themselves but the salsa romesco was tasteless and the "toasted" almonds were pretty pale for being toasted (rushed to the table?). Roasted artichokes were unexceptional. Partner liked the broccoli but I found it overcooked and limp. So this was a disappointment - menu sounds fun but ... just didn't deliver. To the service - we are very accustomed to the need to keep tables moving in small restaurants and are always respectful. However, you don't expect to be told 30 minutes in advance .... time to move along and be repeatedly told to move it despite saying - yes don't worry, we'll be done. So we felt very rushed and this was also an issue with most of the dishes arriving with no sense of timing - too much on the (small) table at once (which added to the temperature issues). Waitstaff seemed in some sort of alternative universe, floating around other than dropping dishes off and reminding us it was time to leave. Has potential but suspect the chef/owner needs to re-evaluate timing / quality of dishes and provide some training to staff on their engagement with customers.