Essen und Restaurants in Walthamstow, London

“Good Burgers, in pretty Walthamstow Village with lots of nice pubs and shops”

“Brewery/tap room in industrial space with nice outdoor seating. Good on a nice evening!”

“Probably one of the best pizzas in London. There's also one in Bethnal Green and another in Hoxton. Cozy and not too expensive! Pizzas cost around £10. I also recommend the burrata as a starter to share!”

“A good local pub with decent food and a decent beer on tap selection. Cozy atmosphere, and a beer garden!”

“Also in Walthamstow Village, and so a short walk away. Delicious Tapas and a wide variety. Great value for money too! ”

“Another excellent restaurant in Walthamstow's village. Modern British cuisine”

“Excellent Mediterranean Restaurant right near Leytonstone tube station in Bushwood Area. Atmos and cuisine every bit as fine as Upper Street at much better prices. Top haunt.”

“GREAT pizza. Not the cheapest but really really tasty and with posh ingredients.”

“Neon heaven! An eclectic space filled with neon works. There's also a cafe on site.”

“l often walk to this cafe. They make all their food on the premises and serve lovely cakes and savouries. The place is great too. ”

“Buhler & Co café, nestled in the Bell Corner end of Walthamstow, is where you will find creative, delicious and innovative vegetarian all day brunch, top quality coffee and tea and house baked sweet treats. Come and make yourself at home. Bring your book , your babies, or your best friends and enjoy our scrummy fresh food. ”

“Locally-grown, organic produce is transformed into inventive dishes, with special evening dinners.15 minutes walk or take a bus to Bakers Arms.”

“Possibly THE best coffee shop in the borough! The best coffee, well travelled, knowledgable, friendly staff. Delicious home baked cakes, freshly made brunch, lunch and occasional evening fare. Art gallery walls and events from live music to poetry slams. And you can buy a great sourdough loaf!”

“The best salted caramel chocolate brownies I have ever tasted. These guys do cocktails in the evening too. A cosy little hidden gem”

“This is small café with a lovely little patio out back. It's open late on Friday evenings and servings amazing cocktails, wine and cheese”

“A slice of Scandinavia in E17: a café, shop and venue near Bell Corner in Walthamstow.”

“l often walk to this cafe. They make all their food on the premises and serve lovely cakes and savouries. The place is great too. ”

“A local classic pie and mash house that doubles as a cocktail bar at night (the cocktail bar is called The Jellied Eel, and is usually a pop-up during summer and from time to time the rest of the year). Pie and mash is a traditional working-class food, originating in the East End of London. Pie, mash and eel shops have been in London since the 19th century -- and Manze's is considered to be the oldest pie and mash shop still running. The other is probably F. Cooke in Broadway Market. ”

“Sourdough bakery with a Café in Walthamstow Central – great place to pick us a loaf of yummy bread on your way home or have a breakfast before you catch the tube to Central London. Just under 25 minutes walk away or take a bus to Walthamstow Central.”

“Great cafe on the way to the station, good savoury lunches/salads and also waffles and cakes.”

“Incredible Turkish Gozleme made by hand in the shop for just £2 each. Choose from cheese, spinach or meat.”

“Well-stocked deli selling local artisan food. Great place to pick up some yummy sourdough bread. In the Walthamstow Village, 15 minutes walk away.”

“Fresh colourful cupcakes, cakes and patisserie for weddings, birthdays and special occasions. Run by Gio Guillen-Arcay, former pastry chef for Marco Pierre White, Marcus Wareing and Michel Roux jr.”

“Hidden gem - a fantastic Portuguese eatery, fresh baked goods and an awesome special club sandwich!”