A Magical Christmas at Number 90: still something to look forward to! Let's face it, for the most part 2020 is a total write off. But there's still something to look forward to, and that's Christmas! Everyone needs a bit of festive spirit in them, and you're lucky, we have a reputation for throwing some truly memorable shenanigans down by the

5 reasons why you should come to the Wick! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D7CU3v58Eyk Some of you we know have come to our beautiful neighborhood before, but there are still some people that don't know, or haven't ventured to this hidden gem. We figured we would write up a little article on what makes our turf so special, some things that you should do when visiting,

Step into Number 90-A Beautiful Walkthrough https://youtu.be/zvh6ZDAHwZg Hello family! Fancy stopping into our shoes? Well, come aboard!   Number 90 Bar & Kitchen is a staple of Hackney Wick, as the locals would tell you. Over the past 6 and a bit years, we have nurtured a loving community, serving delicious food and amazing drinks by the canal, and taking under our wing some

Number 90 Goes Late! 4AM Nights We know you guys have been missing late nights, and so have we. There's nothing worse than leaving a night feeling half content, thinking the get together could have gone a little longer.   Well from this Friday, the night doesn't have to finish on a sour taste, with an early last call! Number 90 will be open

Alfred Hitchcock: A local hero, for 121 years! A lot of people don't know that Sir Alfred Hitchcock was actually born very close to us, in Leytonstone to be precise. The now cult filmmaker saw the light above his parent's shop on Leytonstone High Street on August 13th 1899, and lived around East London for most of his youth.   The unassuming youngest

Last week, Ian Curtis would've turned 64. We therefore decided to celebrate his life and oeuvre by showing Anton Corbijn's 2007 haunting depiction of the life of the artist and the band. The biopic of Ian Curtis, the enigmatic singer of Joy Division, formerly 'Warsaw' whose personal, professional, and romantic troubles led him to commit suicide at the age of 23,