Going out in RedbridgeGreater London

Discover the best pubs & restaurants in Redbridge

Town/City Name
Redbridge

County
Greater London

Population
303,858

Going Out in Redbridge

About RedbridgeAbout Redbridge

The Borough of Redbridge lies in East London and is known as a leafy suburb and is covered by forest and greenery. Redbridge has numerous famous attractions such as Valentine park, the Redbridge Museum, Fairlop waters country park, and Valentine's mansion and garden. Pubs in Redbridge include the beehive, Railway bell, King George the 5th, the duke, etc. Pubs such as the beehive provide you with a child-friendly pub/ restaurant, serving various grilled dishes leaving your mouth bursting with flavour. The beehive also has a breakfast menu, a car park, and offers to everyone. Head down to some of Redbridge's popular eateries if you are tired of the old pub classics. Some of the town's best eating spots include Durag chef kitchen, guls grill, filika restaurant, Al Khayma, and several others, providing you with good quality food and beverages.

Valentines mansion and gardens are one of Redbridge's famous attractions. The villa presents 1690s house displays recreated Georgian and Victorian rooms, a gallery, period gardens, and caves. Valentines Mansion is the perfect setting for a romantic and intimate wedding, and then the gardens make it the ideal place to have a photoshoot. Valentines is a fabulous day out for the entire family. Investigate the period bedrooms, including the Georgian bedchamber, Regency salon, and Victorian kitchen. The Gallery entertains many art exhibitions all year round. Take a stroll through the Old English Garden, Kitchen Garden, and Victorian Rose Garden. Other highlights incorporate the Dry Garden, Dovecote, Rococo Grottoes, and Long Water. Extend your visit to Valentines Park, an award-winning public space with a kayaking lake and a children's play space. Snuggled in the Kitchen Garden, you'll find the Gardener's Cottage Cafe. Open every day; the cafe has extensive indoor and outdoor accommodation; pick from a variety of hot and cold drinks, snacks, cakes, soups, sandwiches, and other lunch alternatives.

Redbridge Museum examines the many diverse people, places, and experiences that make up the Borough history. The Museum operates with local people, has over 70 exhibitions and presentations. The Museum runs a program of events and activities throughout the year, from talks and films to crafts and treasure hunts; there is something for all ages. Learn about the moving stories of people who lived in Redbridge and the legacy that they left behind. Learn history from over a thousand years and discover some fantastic stories. The Museum & Heritage Service conveys a broad range of free education assemblies based around the national curriculum. These educational gatherings can take place at the Museum or Valentines Mansion.

Places to eat in RedbridgePlaces to eat in Redbridge, Restaurants in Redbridge

Eastern Mangal Turkish Redbridge
Eastern Mangal
Turkish Redbridge
Dilanis Fish Bar Fish & Chip Shops Redbridge
Dilanis Fish Bar
Fish & Chip Shops Redbridge
Harvester The Beehive British Redbridge
Harvester The Beehive
British Redbridge
Zing Fast Food Redbridge
Zing
Fast Food Redbridge
Cocoa Latte Cafe Redbridge
Cocoa Latte
Cafe Redbridge
Beefeater British Redbridge
Beefeater
British Redbridge

Places to drink in Redbridge Places to drink in Redbridge, Pubs and Bars in Redbridge

The Cherry Tree Cafe Pub/Bar Redbridge
The Cherry Tree Cafe
Pub/Bar Redbridge
The George Pub/Bar Redbridge
The George
Pub/Bar Redbridge
The New Fairlop Oak Pub/Bar Redbridge
The New Fairlop Oak
Pub/Bar Redbridge
Golden Anchor Pub/Bar Redbridge
Golden Anchor
Pub/Bar Redbridge
Railway Bell Pub/Bar Redbridge
Railway Bell
Pub/Bar Redbridge
The Wild Goose Bakery Pub/Bar Redbridge
The Wild Goose Bakery
Pub/Bar Redbridge

A brief history of RedbridgeA brief history of Redbridge

Redbridge framed piece of the old ward of Barking. In 1888 it turned out to be essential for the new polite area of Ilford. The common area turned into a neighbourhood board region in 1890, a metropolitan region in 1894, and a city ward in 1926. The name Redbridge came from a well-known extension over the River Roding, which was annihilated in 1921. The extension was made of red block, in contrast to different scaffolds around there, which were dominatingly made of white stone.

Popular things to do in RedbridgePopular things to do in Redbridge

Great for kids in RedbridgeGreat for kids in Redbridge

Did you know?Did you know?

Redbridge has more than 35 parks, playgrounds and open spaces.

Hidden gems of RedbridgeThe hidden gems of Redbridge

Some of Redbridge’s hidden gems include Roding valley way, Claybury park, Redbridge lakes, valentines park and various other places.

Unique to RedbridgeUnique to Redbridge