Highbury Arts Club - Carte

Visited for a private party. It's a cozy little place, a warm hideaway in which to while away an hour or two...and the food is absolutely amazing!

Really lovely food , it’s my local , fab coffee , the owners really friendly always a nice experience . Evening are fun, music , jazz and tapas style food really good .

Occupying a corner unit in a small row of shops in Highbury the Arts Club offers a simple, but engaging, array of tapas. Pleasant staff, cheap prices and interesting collection of wall art all help to give this place an attractive vibe. Voir le carte

The Arts club is very much my local and I love it. Breakfast/brunch is excellent. It's also just about the only place this part of Highbury that does really good coffee. In the evenings the Spanish menu is really tasty. The atmosphere is informal and friendly.

We returned here after two years away and the food was equally as splendid as when we left. The restaurant was quiet but the host said they were relieved as it had been out the door the night before highly recommend the mushroom croquettes. Does a first class brunch as well !

Nice tapas-bas in the hearth of Highbury. The local has character, good vibe and friendly stuff. The food is good, I've been living for a while in Spain and I can say that the plates were well cooked and original. However, everything is quite expensive, and for the amount you pay the portions are extremely small. Voir le carte

This place is seriously cool. The kind of restaurant you dream about. Completely unique. Completely heartwarming and original. The food is great. Each dish left nothing to be desired, whether it was Hispanic or Japanse inspired. There were two waiters running around all night who did a fantastic job. I've run out of adjectives. Go to this place with anyone. It will be a wonderful meal out and totally worth the money.

I love love love this place, so much that I've made sure to have at least one dinner here every week for the past few weeks. They have delicious tapas I typically get the potatas bravas, tortilla, and ham croquettes. My son also tried the beef and chorizo burger and really liked it. They have a decent wine list, although there's more choices if you want a carafe than a glass. It can be a little pricey, but overall its not too bad. The inside is also really charming; it's a small restaurant but feels more intimate and like it has character. Make sure to make a reservation though during dinner it can get busy and there's only a few tables!

I stopped at this place at 11am one Sunday morning for a spot of lunch, it was crowded but I managed to get a stool by the window. Service was haphazard but polite, the people behind me had to reorder their coffee as their order was lost? Really, two coffees?I ordered a 'double Sydney ' and a cappuccino. The 'double Sydney ' was essentially eggs benedict with bacon two poached eggs, spinach, bacon and hollandaise on sourdough toast. It was pleasant, no more. The cappuccino was small about half the size of a usual Starbucks/Costa, just a small cup. I ordered two in the end.The food was OK but at £16 for bacon/eggs on toast and a coffee it was exorbitantly priced. It was worth no more than £8... Voir le carte