Shoreditch is a district of North London which boasts The Shoreditch Triangle, an area which is known as an international centre for arts. The area includes High Street, the East part of Old Street, and Great Eastern Street among others. When visiting this district you can take in exceptional works of arts, performers, and works by original artists who have lived there since the time before it became well known. It is a pleasant place to go for a Sunday brunch on a week-end. Children and adults can enjoy the local attractions and a filling buffet meal. Take a walking tour, enjoy performances at the Shoreditch Town Hall, dive into the treasures located in the Georgian designed Wesley's Chapel and Leysian Mission Museum, stroll Shoreditch Park with the family. Here you will have your pick of restaurants for a cheap Saturday meal. Your transportation options around the district of Shoreditch are plentiful. Many venues can be reached by foot, while there is also an active public transit system. Old Street at St. Agnes Well has a subway station, there are also routes 8, 36, 25 and a few others from various parts of London leading to Shoreditch. An oyster card is a cheap and easy solution and will avoid the uncertainty of which bus routes accept light transit ticket transfers. Family rates and children rates may also be cheaper. To be in the right spot for your week-end buffet restaurant, a little planning ahead is recommended. You can find brunch on a Saturday or Sunday in most areas of Shoreditch. Try Hoxton Square for contemporary European brunch options or American comfort food on the week-end. Shoreditch High Street has original Modern British buffet for the family with cheaper rates for children. There are also a number of choices to be found along Redchurch Street or Bethnal Green Road.
