The best restaurants serving British food in Highbury West Islington London

A friend and I stumbled upon this place in search of coffee after visiting a few bookshops with our children on Blackstock road. The cakes in the window drew us in, there were brownies, cookies & carrot cake which all looked beautiful, fresh and homemade. We were welcomed in, we sat in the sunny courtyard and enjoyed delicious hot coffee & a few of the gorgeous cake choices, I’m already looking forward to returning to try the tempting lunch options. Wonderful caring service and such a relaxing atmosphere.

Me and a couple of mates went for a pre match meal before going to watch Arsenal v PSV Eindhoven, the cafe was clean and bright, the food was served fresh, piping hot and was delicious. Generous portions, outstanding value for money. What a cafe! Highly recommended. UTA UTEC UTHR.

I had tasted the best kebab in London! Excellent lamp and chicken with salad and wonderful crispy chips! You have to taste it!

The menu said £5.50 but the bill was £7.50 per pie. The mash was cold and the pie tasteless.A service charge was added on.The horrible american waitress then said this is all our fault.We will not be comming back to this horrible place with the cold and tasteless food.Stay away as it is a horrible place

Great traditional and modern selections. Very helpful and courteous staff. And of course the LOCATION: right across the street from Arsenal!!!

Este café es limpio, ligero, aireado y acogedor, y es un lugar ideal para tomar un café, té o almorzar lejos de la carretera. Es perfecto para conocer a alguien o reuniones pequeñas: uno puede comer, beber y hablar en paz sin ser molestado. La comida tiene un precio muy razonable y el personal es muy amable.

I recently visited The Coronet on Holloway Road, and it’s such a fascinating pub with a lot of history. It used to be a Savoy cinema, and much of the original decor is still intact. The high ceilings and beautifully preserved walls really give it a unique and nostalgic feel. There are also plenty of old photos displayed, showing its history as a cinema over the years. As it’s a Wetherspoons, the food and drinks are affordable and cheerful, making it a great spot for a casual visit. They’ve even got a lovely outdoor seating area in the garden at the back, which is a nice touch. It’s definitely worth a visit, even if just to admire the decor and soak in the atmosphere. Highly recommend checking it out!