Restaurant in Liverpool Street, London

Perhaps one of the most exciting parts of London, Brick Lane is home to much of London’s Bangladeshi community and a huge number of tasty curry houses and south Asian eateries. Make sure you BYOB (bring your own beer), because most of these eateries do not serve alcohol. Many restaurants partake in touting, meaning employees stand outside and try and convince bystanders to enter their establishment, luring them with promises of free drinks and discounted specials. Don’t let this alarm you, however, just take it in as part of the experience. In addition to having excellent food, this street is home to a thriving nightlife full of clubs, cocktail bars and trendy pubs. These Liverpool street restaurants are some of the best in London, and definitely worth a visit for both locals and first-time visitors.

Looking for a new party dress or perhaps an updated wardrobe? Then get ready for some haggling at Petticoat Lane Market. Held every weekday on Wentworth Street and with an even bigger selection on Middlesex Street on Sundays, this market offers everything from shoes to leatherwear and funky hats. There are a plethora of Liverpool Street restaurants nearby, serving up tasty meals for fatigued shoppers. Not far from the station is a road known for its nightlife, Old Street. Packed full of people in the evening and night-time hours, this party area has some of the best restaurants in the Liverpool street region. Ranging from Bavarian beer houses serving traditional (southern) German specialties and British home cooking to fast food and Turkish kebab houses, party goers can easily fill up before a night of hard partying.