The Buxton
Spitalfields, London
“East End bistro rooms”
Vibe
A buzzing ground-floor natural wine bar anchors this East End spot, where uncovered 1950s terrazzo meets a polished red marble counter.
“East End bistro rooms”
Uncovered 1950s terrazzo flooring, aged sapele wood, and a polished Rosso Levanto marble bar counter.
A buzzing ground-floor natural wine bar and bistro with counter seating and sidewalk tables.
Handwoven textiles by local makers, in-room books from Libreria, and a rooftop kitchen herb garden.
At the foot of Brick Lane, steps from Spitalfields Market and buzzing East London dining.
Rooms
Compact, smartly tailored bedrooms feature handwoven blankets from local weavers and bedside paperbacks handpicked by neighboring bookstore Libreria.
Backstory
Set in a reimagined Victorian pub, the address pays tribute to Sir Thomas Fowell Buxton, the 19th-century abolitionist and Truman brewer.
Eat & drink
The ground-floor bistro pours low-intervention wines alongside seasonal British plates seasoned with herbs harvested from the guest-only rooftop garden.
The neighborhood
Positioned at the southern gate of Brick Lane, curry houses, vintage stalls, and Spitalfields Market are right outside the door.
The app
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