Bistrotheque: A sleek and somewhat secretive corner in Bethnal Green

From pancake brunches to oysters evenings
Bistrotheque
Ben Olsen10 December 2017

Tucked away amid light industrial units near Bethnal Green’s cash and carry, Bistroteque’s secretive setting remains one of east London’s most endearing diners. The whitewashed first-floor space in a former warehouse features marble-topped tables and a polished concrete floor, making it a sleek industrial space for an artsy crowd to enjoy French-accented bistro fare.
 
Since opening back in 2004, it’s been a go-to for weekend brunches, with a live pianist accompanying its generous servings of pancakes, French toast and eggs royale. Later in the day, pick from a high-end list of pies, burgers and prime cuts of meat, while Morecambe Bay oysters and speciality fish and chips complete a highly competent menu that more than justifies its hype.

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