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This chic urban retreat has a rooftop bar with city views, and a vibrant, dog-friendly atmosphere steps from top attractions.

Part of the iconic Hilton group, this is your gateway to London just minutes from the British Museum and within easy reach of the Tower of London and the London Eye.

Also known as 'nhow London' is a four-star gem where British iconography meets contemporary flair, offering a unique and playful design unlike anywhere else.

Canalside nature is just moments away on this popular walking and cycling route with one of the most accessible entry points at the City Road Basin.

Just a few minutes’ walk from Angel Square, The York stands out as a classic British pub, celebrated for its striking architecture, rich history, and lively atmosphere.

By day, a fab deli offering salads, baked goods, breakfast and lunch. By night, an intimate restaurant with a seasonal sharing menu and wine list.

The King’s Head is London’s oldest theatre pub and it's grassroots drama at its best, with many future West End hits starting right here.

A beautiful independent cinema since 1913. Recline back into one of their plush sofas, grab yourself a cocktail and enjoy a film in one of the UK’s oldest cinemas.

Where dance lives. From ballet to boundary-pushing performance, this world-class venue keeps the city on its toes.

Run by comedians for comedians with free stand up shows 7 nights a week. Keep an eye out, big names frequently perform at this cosy pub spot.

A charming, pedestrianised street lined with antique shops, boutiques, and cafés, full of little goodies, handcrafted trinkets and other unexpected gems.

This is the spot for a little bit of everything. From quick errands to a shopping spree, Angel Central has got you covered.

Maximalist, moody, and undeniably cool. Homeware with a side of attitude because beige is boring.

Come for the pints, stay for the rooftop. The Castle is known for its terrace that overlooks Islington, making it a summer favourite for many.

A former haunt of George Orwell and for good reason. The Compton Arms serves a top pint, cracking food, and a garden perfect for summer.

Now home to well-poured pints and a seriously good Sunday roast, this pub has roots back to the 1800s, where it was once grazing land for Smithfield Market.

Latvian-inspired, beer-obsessed, with over 22 beers on tap and plenty of delicious bites to pair them with.

Your lunchtime power walk just got greener. One of Islington’s largest parks and a great place to stretch the legs.

A pocket of peace right in the centre of Angel. Perfect for people watching, coffee sipping or a quick breather between plans.

Push-ups, playlists and, occasionally, a live musician soundtracking your workout. This health club hits different.

High-intensity workouts that keep exercise entertaining. Classes range from typical to eccentric, with one even featuring a live saxophonist.

Just a 2 minute walk from Angel Square, Virgin Active has everything from boxing to its own spa. Think half-gym, half-resort.

Quintessentially charming French-style brasserie & cafe inspired by the Southern French coast, serving up cocktails with a twist.

All aboard for bistro dining on a canal barge. A perfect spot for special occasions due to its intimate and unique setting.

Seasonal bowls and breakfast plates that change with the weather. No two visits are the same, but every time it’s guaranteed to be delicious.

Family-run since the '60s, this Islington institution delivers cocktails at the front, garden dining at the back, and charm throughout.

For those looking for a waterside retreat, this is the only pub actually on the canal. Enjoy sun, drinks and good times on tap.

A pub? A top-tier Indian restaurant? Both. Think bold spice, clever twists, and neighbourhood charm all wrapped up in one.

Baked fresh onsite everyday, Zeit für Brot offers treats worth queueing for. Meaning "Time for bread" in German, you can feel the love in every bite.

Waterside seafood, Mediterranean flair. A true hidden gem dishing up mezze and mains by the canal.

Enjoy a fresh artisan coffee or take beans home to brew yourself, High Ground is your local specialty coffee shop. The café also hosts wine evenings.

35 years and still brewing, Jerry’s is a proper neighbourhood spot with great coffee, zero fuss, and lots of heart.

Whether its a toastie oozing with cheese or a refreshing iced latte, Kapé Konnection is one of those cafés where everything’s worth ordering.

A lively taste of Louisiana right on Regent’s Canal. Perfect for happy hour or a weekend feast with a side of swampy blues.

Great spot for a catch up, Frequency Coffee is a popular choice for its cozy atmosphere and variety of coffees, roasting only the best beans imported from South America.