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- Quaff some vino at the Renegade Urban Winery. Kicking off this roundup of the best things to do in Bethnal Green is a visit to Renegade Urban Winery – a charming spot buried under the arches of the overground which is part-winery, part wine bar.
- Take the kids to explore the Young V&A. After a bit of hiatus when they were making it all spick and span once again – for a whopping £13 million – the Young V&A is once again open for business and bills itself as ‘the world’s most joyful museum’.
- Peruse for some petals at the famous Columbia Road Flower Market. There’s nothing quite like the joy that seeing hundreds of bright flowers brings us – and there’s really no better place to score some foliage than on Sundays at the famous Columbia Road Flower Market.
- Sample some cocktails at the UK’s best cocktail bar. Now if you’re ever in this neck of the woods, then you really have to pay Satan’s Whiskers a visit.
Jun 10, 2024 · Victoria Park is not the only great green space in Bethnal Green. Right next to it and the Regent’s Canal lies the Mile End Park , an urban oasis that resulted from a transformation of the riverside wasteland after the World War II bombings.
- E Pellicci
- Young V&A / Museum of Childhood
- Columbia Road Flower Market
- The Five Points Brewery & Taproom
- Boxcar Brewery & Taproom
- Fugitive Motel / Three Colts Tavern
- Mother Kelly’s Bethnal Green
- Bethnal Green Working Men’s Club
- York Hall Leisure Centre/ Bethnal Green Spa
- Renegade Urban Winery and Bar
An East End dining legend and possibly the most famous place to eat in Bethnal Green (if not the whole of East London), E Pellici is family run greasy spoon cafe / Italian restaurant serving hearty fare to all manner of customers since the 1900. Time has stood still in the cosy, wood panelled interior of this Bethnal Green Road cafe – and all the b...
At the eastern end of Bethnal Green road, you’ll find the Young V&A (formerly known as the V&A Museum of Childhood) – the nation’s National Collection of Childhood and a fantastic museum and day out in itself for families. With free admission and an ever changing events schedule, there is a permanent collection showcasing various childhood toys ove...
One of Bethnal Green’s best activities and places to visit is Columbia Road, a charming mix of cafes, bakeries and craft shops. The Royal Oak and Birdcage pubs are always nice places to pop in for a pint and nearby Ezra Street is particularly photogenic. However, every Sunday between 8am to 3pm, Columbia Road transforms to become Columbia Road Flow...
Hands up – we know Five Points Brewery and taproom is officially based in Hackney (on Mare Street) but as it is such a short walk from Cambridge Heath station and all the other main bars in Bethnal Green, we thought we should include it in our ‘Things to do in Bethnal Green’ blog. We’ve been to Five Points Brewery Taproom quite a few times as their...
UPDATE MARCH 2023: BOXCAR Brewery and Taproom is currently closed whilst the owners look for new premises We really like visiting BOXCAR Brewery. A no-nonsense, unpretentious Bethnal Green brewery and taproom, BOXCAR is one of the best taprooms in Londonlocated snugly beneath the railway arches in Birkbeck Street. The taproom itself is warm and wel...
UPDATE: Fugitive Motel is now permanently closed. The Three Colts Tavern (from the excellent Exale Brewery is opening in February 2023) Find out more about Exale Brewery in our Blackhorse Beer Mile guide > Note, not an actual Motel but an American inspired bar, Fugitive Motel is an all day brunch spot and boisterous bar and kicking cocktail bar by ...
Located along the railway arches in Paradise Row, Mother Kelly’s Bethnal Green branch has a massive collection of beers on tap (over 20) and describes itself as a ‘New York inspired’ taproom. With industrial interiors and incredibly busy when we visited last time, in the summer months, beer happy and hoppy enthusiasts spill out on the outdoor terra...
An iconic local institution, our first foray to Bethnal Green Working Men’s Club was several years ago when we attended their much talked about Eurovision night. For those not from Europe, the Eurovision Song Contest is an annual event where countries from across Europe put forward a song and vote on each other – in a word, competitive! The night w...
Located just across the road from the Young V&A / Museum of Childhood, York Hall is a historic gym, spa and events centre, these days most known for international boxing bouts held in the evenings (often with big names from the world boxing scene). Opened in 1929 and much cherished in Bethnal Green, York Hall is renowned for its Bethnal Green spa c...
Chances are if you’ve ever seen a distinctive bottle of wine in a London pub with a photo of a person’s face on it, it’ll be from Renegade Winery (and they are often looking for models to appear on bottles so ‘wine’ not give it a go)? Producing all their own wine on site, the Renegade Urban Winery is open to buy and taste the wine at source (or dab...
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Oct 11, 2023 · Probably the most iconic of all the East End venues, read our Bethnal Green area guide to learn about this historic gem. We had the pleasure of spending two whole days in Bethnal Green, exploring and enjoying it’s unique charm. About Bethnal Green
Jul 19, 2022 · It’s not as lively as Shoreditch or Camden Town, but it’s still a pretty young area with lots of cool shops, cafes, and restaurants, centered mainly around Bethnal Green Road. Table of Contents. Things to do in Bethnal Green London. 9 Cool Things To Do in Bethnal Green. Get a Hot Drink From Trendy Cafes in Bethnal Green.
May 2, 2018 · Bethnal Green is perhaps the closest London gets to a respite district. Away from the hustle and bustle of places like Kensington, Westminster, and the City of London, life moves at a slightly different pace.
