The Bridge in Hackney

Good location on the River Lea. We were there in winter, I can only imagine it's even better in summer. We sat outside in the evening and this was fine as there was good cover and decent heaters. The classic Street food set up where you can all order different food works well. Fairly standard but decent beers. Would definitely go again if in the area.

We discovered Hackney Bridge by chance while going for a walk in the sun along the canal.We were actually walking towards Here East when we saw this place.What a nice surprise! Definitely my type of place: a lovely bar in the middle, with several street food places around it. Sitting space downstairs and outside with great views of the canal and the green spaces around. Additional sitting on the upper floor where you can also enjoy a game on their big screen.I went in February 2022, on a lucky sunny day but I'm looking forward to going in the summer. Hopefully it won't be ridiculously busy like most places around Hackney Wick which really annoys me. The good thing about Hackney Bridge is that, even if it's full of hipsters on a nice day, I bet you can just grab your drink and a bite to eat and enjoy it sitting on the grass looking at the canal boats passing by :-)

Super place, with lots of independent shops, studios, cafes, etc, and a large area to hang out, eat and drink. Modern well designed aesthetic - we were impressed with the food & drink available. Lots of seating on ground and first floor, and kinda overlooking the canal, and a stones throw from Hackney Wick station :)

Solid mix of food spots 🤝 Taste of Puglia pizza 🍕 top notch

A nice spot to visit with friends. Numerous dining options for all tastes, with pizza, seafood, Indian, Asian and more. Plenty of veggie and vegan options available too.There's also a bar with reasonable pricing, and plenty of enclosed seating space with big tables for groups.

Great food selection go regularly would recommend you go there is not much gluten free options though just a heads up

We had an amazing experience dining put here! Really well organised and friendly stuff. Offering a variety of food and drinks, from Indian style to vegetarian dishes. The snitzel was particularly tasty and the drinks are superb! Very fast service too is a plus. They also have fun activities so keep an eye on their website

There seems to be a good mix of different cuisines but menu of each stall doesn’t have many choices. Most have only a few things to choose.Prices are not extravagant but the portion is tiny.We tried the Bao - £8 for two tiny buns. Smaller than any starter portion in most restaurants.The Vietnamese noodles is ok, not impressive, I think £12 or £13? Again it’s not a big bowl at all.The seafood “platter” (sorry I forgot the name - got tempura, white baits, squid, prawns etc) is so small for its price - maybe two small pieces for each item.

A good new street food hall with eight traders (I think), and a big bar. It can get quite busy, depending on what's on at the nearby places like the Copper Box, but there are lots of places to sit. I tried Bovine Burgers, and Rainbo (bao buns), and both were excellent. A good addition to the area!

What a find! Super good street food selection, good range of drinks, loads of space, atmosphere was buzzing, reasonable/decent prices. I just walked in and got a table with my mates - nice staff. :)