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Craft beer bars, Broadway Market pubs, and East London locals from Dalston to Homerton. From long-established locals to busy borough-centre bars, drinking out in Hackney reflects the wider Pub culture of London. Whether you want real ale, Pub food, or a quiet corner for a pint, Hackney's best hostelries are a fine introduction to the area.
90 Amhurst Road, Hackney, E8 1JH
A Meantime-owned Hackney landmark with one of the largest Pub beer gardens in London. Real ale, pizza, and a proper neighbourhood crowd.
315 Mare Street, Hackney, E8 1EJ
A handsome Victorian corner Pub on Mare Street with polished wood, cask ales, and one of the best Pub gardens in east London.
19 Martello Street, London Fields, E8 3PE
Overlooking London Fields with a terrace that fills on sunny days. Brunch, burgers, craft beer, and Broadway Market on the doorstep.
69 Stoke Newington High Street, N16 8EL
A Stoke Newington institution on the High Street, with a huge beer garden, live music, and a buzzy crowd spilling out on warm evenings.
105 Stoke Newington Church Street, N16 0UD
A proper Irish Pub on Church Street with Guinness on tap, live sport, and a loyal Stoke Newington following.
231 Lower Clapton Road, E5 8EG
A grand Victorian building on Lower Clapton Road, formerly the White Hart. Cask beer, Sunday roasts, and a relaxed neighbourhood local.
451 Queensbridge Road, Dalston, E8 3AS
A Dalston Pub and live music venue run by JaguarShoes, with a glowing 1950s bar island, craft beer, and a hidden gig room behind the bookcase.
199 Stoke Newington Church Street, N16 9ES
A Grade II listed inter-war Truman's Pub by A. E. Sewell, with a historic interior, sunken garden, and one of the finest Pub facades in Hackney.
15 Mehetabel Road, Homerton, E9 6DU
Hackney's first Asset of Community Value, saved by locals and reopened as a welcoming Victorian boozer with rotating cask ales and a big garden.
71 Shacklewell Lane, Dalston, E8 2EB
A Dalston corner Pub with craft beer, live music, and a laid-back crowd between Hackney and Islington.