Beastmag and Beast magazine cover the best of East London bars, restaurants, music, events and people that shape the area
Leroy isn’t just a fashion brand – it’s a full-throttle expression of attitude. Founded by Natasha Wright, the East London label blends rave culture, 80s and 90s nostalgia, and unapologetic maximalism into consciously produced, small-run pieces designed to stand out, not blend in.
If you care about music the way it’s meant to be heard – loud, raw and on record – London’s already got your April sorted
A a special night at The Macbeth, Hoxton in support of youth mental health
Head to our top picks and stock up on bountiful bakes at our top East London bakeries
Exhibition and Fundraiser for Iranian Trauma Healing
Perfect hidden gem for wine lovers, good food and good vibes
Tucked into the quiet elegance of De Beauvoir in Hackney, Albers has quickly become one of East London’s most intriguing neighbourhood restaurants. Behind it is chef and founder Scott Pattinson, whose path into hospitality was anything but conventional – moving from art to film-set catering before opening a restaurant shaped as much by philosophy as flavour
The Good Front Room in Dalston is a vibrant celebration of Caribbean food, culture and family – along with great music, warm hospitality and unforgettable rum punch
Dalston has never exactly struggled for personality, but lately it’s gained something else: the recent opening of The Good Front Room, where one of London’s most exciting chefs is quietly redefining what Caribbean dining can look like.
Helmed by husband-and-wife duo Simone and Lidia, Hoax — the newly landed restaurant and bar in Haggerston — runs on two perfectly matched obsessions: exceptional drinks and deeply comforting Italian food
This International Women’s Day, street food platform KERB is celebrating the women shaping London’s food scene with a special takeover at its Saturday market, KERB Francis Road in Leyton
Hackney is quietly turning February into something far more civilised: a month-long excuse to eat very well, for noticeably less money. Enter The Restaurant Festival, Hackney, curated by Acme Fire Cult and powered by dining app EatClub – bringing together some of East London’s most coveted tables with up to 40% off
East London is hardly short on stylish dining rooms, yet Albers manages to feel refreshingly different. Part neighbourhood restaurant, part passion project, this De Beauvoir gem pairs inventive, flavour-driven cooking with relaxed intimacy and effortless charm
In the spirit of love and food, we’ve put together some of East London’s best restaurants for a romantic date
Guided by intuition, patience and a deep trust in what comes from within, East London artist Ahuva Zeloof began her sculptural practice in her fifties, after raising four children. Her new book, FAITH, reflects a quietly radical approach to art, belief and late beginnings – offering space for stillness in an increasingly noisy world
Hoppers Shoreditch is now open and already feels like a proper East London fixture. Sitting pretty inside the iconic Tea Building, it’s a brilliant new addition to the area, serving up South Indian and Sri Lankan dishes alongside a seriously fun cocktail list
From a Full English to French toast and breakfast naan breads… find some of the best brunch spots in East London
Pour Choices – the low-intervention wine fair that keeps things playful, inclusive and genuinely interesting – is back in London on Saturday 18 April, taking […]
If you’re looking to kick off the year with a treat to lift those winter blues, Bistro Freddie in Shoreditch is the place to go…
On a narrow stretch of Great Marlborough Street, behind an unassuming façade, a 310-year-old concert hall is about to remember who it used to be. […]