The Duke of Richmond
You can’t really beat a bit of pub grub, although don’t make the mistake of assuming that means soil of the earth fodder and little else. The Duke of Richmond offers top quality fare using seasonal British produce, a doff of the cap to this majestic island and all it creates. Renowned chef Tom Oldroyd is at the wheel.Bistro Union
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Marksman
A hark back to the Victorian era, the Marksman on Hackney Road is a window into a simpler time for the people of London. The interior is homely and the ale is delicious, both of which go splendidly with one of the city’s most famous Sunday Roasts.E Pellicci
E Pellicci might not sound like the name of a traditional British food spot, but don’t be fooled. This art deco worker’s cafe has been an East London favourite for well over a century. We’re not going to say it does the best Full English in London, but we’re going to say it does the best Full English in London.Rules
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