10 Epic Reasons To Visit Bethnal Green, London

Columbia Road Flower Market
10 Epic Reasons To Visit Bethnal Green
Columbia Road Flower Market  Margaux B
Bethnal Green: the underrated and ever-emerging area of East London which is filled with incredible eats, creative drinks, and so much more to boot. Whether you're strolling through on Sunday, grabbing a light brunch bite, or indulging in a few beers, Bethnal Green has it all — here are ten reasons to visit this week!


Columbia Road Flower Market
4_half star rating151 reviews
Shoreditch 
Columbia Road, London 
Florists
Sandra G.
“A favourite amongst Londoners, and with good reason! It's basically flower paradise down there, and a cheap one as well. Most flowers go for £5 a bunch or £10 for three and there are also plenty of antics/food/cookery stores along the way.” 
Sandra G., London



Mother Kelly’s
4_half star rating15 reviews
Bethnal Green 
251 Paradise Row, London 
Lounges, Pubs
Ray C.
“If you love beer, you're going to love Mother Kelly's. They have a huge selection on tap and along one of the walls — yes you heard right... not the wall of the bar, one wall of the venue, they have fridges lined with beer from all over the globe.” 
Ray C., London



Town Hall Hotel
4_half star rating18 reviews
Bethnal Green 
8 Patriot Square, London 
Hotels
Jinny N.
“Where to start... I love it here! So much I got hitched to my lovely man here two weeks ago... It's a hidden gem on Cambridge Heath Road. The Viajante cocktail bar is now one of my favourite places to go for a drink and the Corner Room is fab.” 
Jinny N., London



Bistrotheque
4 star rating83 reviews
Bethnal Green 
23-27 Wadeson Street, London 
French Restaurants
Thomas A.
“If you stir the right things together, they'll put me under a spell... Easily the best eggs benedict I've had, possibly ever... I absolutely love it.” 
Thomas A., London



V&A  Museum of Childhood
4 star rating43 reviews
Bethnal Green 
Cambridge Heath Road, London 
Museums
Steve P.
“Museum shows with actual toys, the history of childhood, a relatively recent invention of modern times. Through their displays they showcase what children played with from decades ago up to more recent times. A great collection to relive your childhood.” 
Steve P., London



Typing Room
5 star rating11 reviews
Bethnal Green 
8 Patriot Square, London 
Modern European Restaurants
Katy G.
“You have to go to Typing Room. Right now... At Typing Room, the bread was a course in and of itself. I'm not kidding. Two types of bread with two types of delish buttery, chutney, goodness... I can't rave about this place enough.” 
Katy G., London



E Pellicci
4_half star rating65 reviews
Bethnal Green 
332 Bethnal Green Road, London 
Italian Restaurants, Cafes, Breakfast & Brunch
Daniel F.
“Historic fry up place in the east end that I frequent... A great fry up. Obviously get the full English. Some right characters inside but good honest grub that really has that old London feel.” 
Daniel F., London



Bethnal Green Workingmen’s Club
4_half star rating28 reviews
Totteridge 
42-46 Pollard Row, London 
Clubs
Katie B.
“Off the beaten path. And awesome. OK, not going to lie, had a great time. Not too crowded, drinks not terribly expensive, somewhat obscure location, but a really fun time. If you like themed nights where people dress up, this may be the place for you.” 
Katie B., London



The Camel
4 star rating31 reviews
Bethnal Green 
277 Globe Rd, London 
Pubs, British Restaurants
Laura S.
“This local pub is a great gem in my neighbourhood. The pies and mash are tasty and filling and the staff are pleasant. It's never too crowded and the outdoor tables are perfect on a sunny evening. There is a very local vibe about it.” 
Laura S., London



Brawn
4_half star rating42 reviews
Shoreditch 
49 Columbia Road, London 
Modern European Restaurants
Caren H.
“This is a new fave in London... this place knows how to deliver simple and delicious food and an unassuming atmosphere... The wooden tables gave it a relaxed feel and we just enjoyed the experience. Feels like the best of local eating.” 
Caren H., London