Guide for Islington Green
Food scene
Ottolenghi Islington
287 Upper StMediterranean, European, Middle Eastern
Dishoom King's Cross
5 Stable StBombay style cafe
Kipferl Cafe & Kitchen
20 Camden PassageAustrian coffeehouse & kitchen
Afghan Kitchen
35 Islington GrnAfghan cuisine
Sushi Show
28 Camden PsgeTake-away sushi
Kanada-Ya
64 St Giles High StJapanese ramen
Bellanger
9 Islington GrnBrother Marcus - Angel
37-39 Camden PsgeHealth-conscious modern food
Gi Restaurant
95 High StTurkish, Kurdish & Greek
Moro
34-36 Exmouth MarketNorth African and Spanish
Pubs & Bars
The Albion
10 Thornhill RdGastropub
Island Queen
87 Noel RdDelightful pub
The Drapers Arms
44 Barnsbury StNeighbourhood pub
Coffee
REDEMPTION ROASTERS
Unit 109 Stable StWorld's first prison-based coffee company
Frequency Coffee Angel
13 Camden PsgeCoffee & meeting spaces
Food Shopping
Pophams Bakery
19 Prebend StBread & pastries
Moxon's Fishmongers - Islington
110 Islington High StFishmonger
Turner & George
399 St John StButcher
The Angelic
57 Liverpool RdKorean & East Asian Supplies
Neals Yard Dairy (Islington Shop)
107 Essex RdBritish & Irish cheeses
Neighbourhoods
The house is on Islington Green in the Angel neighbourhood of Islington, North London.
To say that the neighborhood of Angel is an absolutely gorgeous place to live would be an understatement. Situated in the northern part of central London, it is considered one of the city's best places to live due to its location, restaurants, bars, and culture. Despite its proximity to the City it still has its own identity and hasn’t been taken over by tourism.
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The Angel
61 St Giles High StThe house is on Islington Green in the Angel neighbourhood of Islington, North London.
To say that the neighborhood of Angel is an absolutely gorgeous place to live would be an understatement. Situated in the northern part of central London, it is considered one of the city's best places to live due to its location, restaurants, bars, and culture. Despite its proximity to the City it still has its own identity and hasn’t been taken over by tourism.