Best Restaurants And Bars In Walthamstow

From teeny tiny wine bars to cosy boozers and award-winning pizzerias, Walthamstow's ever-burgeoning food scene is as diverse as it is exciting. Whether you're looking for a quick grab and go lunch, a romantic date night or for the perfect birthday bash venue, we've rounded up the slickest spots in this north east London neighbourhood. So, what are you waiting for? Knives and forks at the ready as you dig into our guide to Walthamstow's very best restaurants. Bon appetit.

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Last updated on 20th June 2024




Pillars Brewery

Situated on the Ravenswood Industrial Estate, Pillars Brewery is knocking out some of the freshest beers around. Having been open since 2016, their multi award-winning brewery specialises in lager, to be enjoyed alongside locally sourced guest ales, ciders and more in their cosy taproom or on one of their outdoor benches in the warmer months. They've also got an on-site food truck serving scrumptious Indian fusion dishes, and on Sundays they host free video gaming sessions, with all sorts of retro games and consoled provided by RetroLDN.

The Pretty Decent Beer Co

One of the more unique destinations in the area, Pretty Decent Beer Co is an independent brewery and taproom that makes up part of the Blackhorse Beer Mile. You can enjoy 20 different taps of craft beer brewed on site, whether it's an IPA, sours or a stout you're after. Kitchen residents It's Not Big Dough are also whipping up delicious pizzas here, to be enjoyed inside or on the sunny outdoor terrace.

The Black Horse & Dodici Pizze

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This unique spot is not just a bar but a haven for cocktail enthusiasts, wine connoisseurs, and beer lovers. The Black Horse & Dodici Pizze's industrial-chic ambience is a nod to the area's denim and bus factories, setting the stage for a memorable evening. And if you're feeling peckish, indulge in a delectable array of authentic Italian stone-baked pizzas and bar snacks, from formaggi charcuterie boards to spicy piccante flatbreads.

Supperclub.tube

Arguably one of the quirkiest restaurants in London, Supperclub.tube is serving up mouth-watering cuisine in a refurbished 1960s tube carriage. Surrounded by the original seats, signs and windows, diners can feast on a Columbian-inspired six-course tasting menu courtesy of head chef Beatriz Maldonado Carreño.

Forest Wines

This teeny-tiny wine bar is the stuff of date-night dreams. Serving a carefully curated menu of international and local sips, there is also a weekly-changing selection of seasonal small plates. Previous menu highlights have included spinach and ricotta fritters and prosciutto crudo served with sweet melon and a honey vinaigrette.

Yard Sale Pizza

The third venue from pizza aficionados Yard Sale Pizza, this funky retro-style spot is buzzing from midday 'til late. Serving up a small (but perfectly formed) menu of twice-fermented slices, toppings include Nduja sausage, garlic roasted aubergines and plant-based THIS™ Isn't Chicken Nuggets.