NEIGHBOURHOOD GUIDES
LIVING IN EAST FINCHLEY
NEIGHBOURHOOD GUIDES
East Finchley moves at its own pace. Not quite suburbia, not quite city — it manages to straddle both with ease. There’s a strong sense of community here, the kind built over time rather than trend. Local schools, quiet streets, and reliable corner shops meet indie cafés, old-school pubs and a surprisingly good arts scene.
“Where sourdough and speakeasies meet period charm, the archer statue gets a whiff of freshly roasted coffee. The vibe? Hampstead’s rebellious little sibling”
The tube station (with its famous archer statue) keeps you well-connected, but the vibe here is more weekend than weekday — calm, familiar, and just the right side of tucked away.
East Finchley offers a smooth ride into town thanks to its Northern Line station — a straight shot to Camden, King’s Cross, and the City. It’s also well served by buses, with routes heading in all directions. For those who want space, greenery and a solid connection, East Finchley quietly delivers.
East Finchley provides a variety of educational institutions. Martin Primary School caters to younger students, emphasizing foundational learning. For secondary education, Fortismere is rated outstanding. The area also has access to independent schools, offering diverse educational opportunities for residents.
The Phoenix Cinema – Iconic independent single screen.
Campbell & Syme – We made East Finchley Hip
The Bald Faced Stag – Best pour in North London.
67 Sourdough – Pizza and a Porsche to go please.
Iyengar Yogo Studio – Align my chakra!
Our neighbourhood tours take you on an exclusive tour of the local area in our very own London Taxi. Driven by one of our local experts, we take you on a guided tour of everything the area has to offer — the schools, the yoga studios, the best coffee spots, restaurants, parks, and more. Book a tour today…
