Hash E8 (Dalston Lane) — Restaurant in London

Hash E8 is a little off the beaten track, but it's well worth the 10 minute walk from Dalston Kingsland for a solid brunch offering. The pig muffin was a sizable plate of food, layered pork belly, bacon, sausage and egg between softy English muffins were beautifully cooked. The food was faultless. So why 3 stars? We got to Hash E8 at just gone 3, were told it'd be a 10 minute wait for a table for two. By the time we were actually seated and served (after being moved from one table to another), it was edging towards 4. A 'text me when my tables ready' option would really have been appreciated, and given the time it actually took to get seated and served, we'd have probably eaten elsewhere. If you're not in a rush (and don't mind waiting outside at this time of year - there's no real bar space to hang around while you're waiting), Hash E8 is worth a try. If not,...

Have been wanting to try this place for a while, and so glad that I finally did today!! Cozy and cute spot with some seriously delicious food.

I got the hash benedict and added halloumi on the side. The eggs were perfectly poached and the hollandaise was truly delicious. I was a big fan of their home made hash browns, which made for a great base to this dish instead of the more traditional english muffin. The kale was nicely cooked as well. I was actually also really pleased with the little salad that came alongside the dish - was green and refreshing with a nice light dressing. The halloumi was good, but actually could’ve gone without it in hindsight & just stuck with the dish as is!

Also quite enjoyed the filter coffee, which was fresh, hot, and tasty. Staff was super nice and efficient as well.

Will definitely be...

This quaint and unassuming greasy spoon has garnered much praise in the community.

Hash does offer top quality breakfast food; particularly their pancakes and beetroot hash. The service is quick and friendly.

However, if you're relying on comfort food to cure your hangover, you've come to the wrong place. Unfortunately, for the price you pay, the portion size is severely lacking. Two problems in particular stood out.

The first is only getting a single piece of toast for a £10 Veggie fry up - outrageous. The second is the lack of fruit and peanut butter in their smoothies, causing the consistency to taste like fruit flavored coconut water, which is unacceptable for a £5 smoothie.

Hash definitely has a bright future if they refrain from...