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Where To Eat Around Kentish Town
A Filipino mini-empire, a pork crackling-filled bap, new-school and old-school caffs, and more.
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The Parakeet
The Parakeet is a wood fire-obsessed restaurant inside a pub in Kentish Town that's ideal for fancy-ish get-togethers.
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Guanabana
Guanabana is a cool spot in Camden serving Caribbean-inspired dishes and one of the best halal Sunday roasts in London.
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Where To Eat Around Kentish Town
A Filipino mini-empire, a pork crackling-filled bap, new-school and old-school caffs, and more.
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Kossoff's
Kossoff's is a light and airy bakery in Kentish Town, perfect for coffee catch-ups, lunch, and glistening pastries.
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Mamasons
Mamasons is a Filipino ice cream spot famous for its ice cream sandwiches that are very much worth the queue.
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Rosella
Rosella is an old-school Italian trattoria on the Highgate Road where locals have been tucking into hearty portions for years.
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Queen Of Sheba
Queen of Sheba is a 10-minute walk from Gospel Oak and the Ethiopian restaurant is an excellent spot when there are many hungry hands and tired legs.
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Ramo Ramen
The Filipino-influenced ramen bar is one of Kentish Town's most reliable and delicious spots for a bowl of comfort everyday of the week.
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Anima e Cuore
Anima e Cuore is a local Italian spot and one of the best restaurants in Kentish Town.
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Chicken Shop
Chicken Shop does posh rotisserie chicken and sides, in a vibey Kentish Town restaurant.
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Bengal Lancer
Bengal Lancer has been Kentish Town’s best Indian restaurant for quite some time.
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Junction Tavern
Junction Tavern is a Kentish Town gastropub that takes both the gastro and the pub parts of the label seriously.
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Norman’s
Norman’s is new old-school caff between Archway and Kentish Town. Come for kiddy classics like chicken nuggets and chips, cheesy beans on toast, and more.
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Tabac
A moody little drinking den in Kentish Town, Tabac is perfect for a date night or a charming catch-up over cheese.
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Panadera
Panadera is a Filipino bakery in Kentish Town making pandesal sandwiches, pastries, and iced teas.
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Rustique Cafe
Rustique is a ‘literary cafe’ with average food, but warmth and bookish vibes. Bring your moleskin and thickest glasses.
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The Southampton Arms
The Southampton Arms is a proper old-school boozer in Gospel Oak complete with fireplace, ales, and roast pork baps.
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Bear + Wolf
Meeting a friend and their kids in Kentish Town? The Bear and Wolf cafe should be top of your list. There’s even a play room at the back.
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Knowhere Special
Knowhere Special is a tiny basement bar in Kentish Town - it's perfect for cocktails and lounging.
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Baan Thai
Kentish Town is short on good Asian options for dinner. Restaurant Baan Thai is a godsend then, and will fix you for noodles and comforting soups.
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Mario’s Cafe
Every neighbourhood needs a good caff, and Mario’s has been holding it down in Kentish Town since 1958. Expect to leave satisfied.
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Patron Cave à Manger
The formula at Patron Cave a Manger in Kentish Town is simple. Take impeccable cheese and cured meats, add great wine and French classics.
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The Rose & Crown
The Rose and Crown is an excellent shout for craft beer and ales in Kentish Town.
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Arancini Brothers
Arancini Brothers is good for a chilled neighbourhood hang in Kentish Town, specialising in deep-fried risotto balls and a solid breakfast wrap.