24 "Kentish Town" Restaurants in London.
Norman’s is new old school caff between Archway and Kentish Town. Come for the excellent fry ups and butties and stay for wine and small plates.
Mamasons is a Filipino ice cream spot famous for its ice cream sandwiches that are very much worth the queue.
A moody little drinking den in Kentish Town, Tabac is perfect for a date night or a charming catch-up over cheese.
Panadera is a Filipino bakery in Kentish Town making drool-worthy pandesal sandwiches, pastries, and iced teas.
Rustique is a ‘literary cafe’ with average food, but warmth and bookish vibes. Bring your moleskin and thickest glasses.
The Southampton Arms, between Kentish Town and Parliament Hill, is a proper old school boozer, with a fireplace and ales.
Pizza East’s Kentish Town outpost is slick, fun, and good for any occasion. The pizza’s good, and so are the cocktails.
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.
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.
Every neighbourhood needs a good caff, and Mario’s has been holding it down in Kentish Town since 1958. Expect to leave satisfied.
The formula at Patron Cave a Manger in Kentish Town is simple. Take impeccable cheese and cured meats, add great wine and French classics.
Arancini Brothers is good for a chilled neighbourhood hang in Kentish Town, specialising in deep-fried risotto balls and a solid breakfast wrap.
