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When it comes to eating well, Brixton does not disappoint. The restaurant are chill, affordable and London-class. Here's our rundown...
Unlike most parts of London, the dining scene in Brixton is unpretentious, affordable and genuine. You can get Michelin-starred street food for the same price as a Nando's and the ability to revel in supporting the local business community while you're staying away from home.
The choice of restaurants is super diverse like its neighbourhood. Brimming with friendly and passionate foodies, ready to rival that of any other suburban town in South London.
Anyway, enough of the waffle. Here are nine places just a short trot from our serviced apartments in Brixton ...
Three Eight Four
This quaint little cocktail and small plate piece of paradise in Brixton is a testament to what the whole scene is about. The food is freshly prepped, the staff super friendly, it's the ideal place to get a feel for being a 'Brixtoner'.
Three Eight Four also host a rather scrummy brunch on Saturday's too which is worth attending with or without a hangover.
And to top it off, every Sunday is a fun day at Three Eight Four with £8 cocktails all day Sunday!
MamaLan
Discover MamaLan , where every dish is a labour of love straight from Ning's heart to your taste buds! Nestled in the vibrant streets of Brixton, this Chinese gem is all about flipping the script on traditional perceptions of Chinese cuisine.
Say goodbye to greasy takeout and hello to fresh, flavourful delights that'll leave you grinning from ear to ear!
Whether you're sinking your teeth into succulent wings, indulging in fluffy baos, slurping up savoury noodles, or sipping on refreshing bubble teas, MamaLan is on a mission to redefine your culinary experience.
Naughty Piglets
Naughty Piglets is a vibrant and lively bistro, renowned for its creative seasonal sharing plates and an impressive selection of natural wines.
Over the past nine years, it has solidified its reputation as a go-to destination for enthusiasts of natural wines, attracting visitors from far and wide.
Margaux, the curator of the cellar, has gathered a collection of exceptional gems that entice patrons to indulge in a unique and flavourful dining experience.
The Blues Kitchen
Everybody say love. LOVE! Be fed while bopping to the blues.
The Blues Kitchen is not just a feast for the belly but also for the soul. We, foodies, love to talk about how food makes us feel, imagine combining that with some soothing, sexy and LIVE blues vibes.
They also have a very talented cocktail bar team which makes the perfect partnership to turn dinner into a little night out.
Okan
This little space tucked away in Brixton Village is a hidden gem that could easily be walked past and unappreciated. It promises to serve you a little bit of downtown Osaka, in the heart of Brixton.
The sizzling Okan restaurant is a place for all your senses to soak up the sounds, sights and smells of their open kitchen.
It certainly brought a smile to our faces!
Maremma
Maremma , where Tuscany meets Brixton.
This cosy Italian spot is the perfect place to unwind with a glass of vino and a plate of handmade pasta. Their menu is a love letter to the flavours of Tuscany, with hearty dishes like wild boar ragu and creamy burrata.
Plus, their warm and intimate ambiance will make you feel like you're dining in the heart of Florence!
Kricket
Kricket was founded by uni friends Will Bowlby and Rik Campbell. They wanted to create an Indian restaurant combining British ingredients with the flavours and aromas of India.
The Anglo-Indian concept started out in a 20-seater shipping container at Pop Brixton and due to popular demand now has a permanent site in Brixton on Atlantic Road.