Brick Lane Postcodes: Full Breakdown
Key Sections of Brick Lane
| Section | Postcode District | Notable Locations |
|---|---|---|
| Northern End (Shoreditch) | E1 6 | Truman Brewery, Rough Trade East |
| Central (Banglatown) | E1 5 | Beigel Bake, Brick Lane Music Hall |
| Southern End (Whitechapel) | E1 1 | Altab Ali Park, Whitechapel Gallery |
Exact Postcodes for Major Landmarks
- Brick Lane Beigel Bake: E1 6SB (open 24 hours)
- Old Truman Brewery: E1 6QL (main market entrance)
- Brick Lane Jamme Masjid Mosque: E1 1LP
- Brick Lane Market (Sunday): E1 6EW (main section)
- Cereal Killer Café: E1 6QL (inside Truman Brewery)
Transport & Access
- Nearest Tube Stations:
- Shoreditch High Street (E1 6JE) – Overground
- Aldgate East (E1 1BJ) – District/Hammersmith & City
- Liverpool Street (EC2M 7PY) – 10 min walk
- Bus Routes: 8, 26, 35, 47, 48, 78, 149, 242, 388
- Road Access: Limited parking – use E1 6HJ for pay-and-display
Most Asked Questions (FAQs)
Q1: What is Brick Lane’s main postcode?
A: Most addresses use E1 6 (north end) or E1 5 (central section)
Q2: Where exactly is the famous Beigel Bake?
A: 159 Brick Lane, E1 6SB (look for the yellow sign)
Q3: Which postcode covers the Sunday markets?
A: Main market area is E1 6EW
Q4: Is there a post office near Brick Lane?
A: Yes at 1-3 Brady Street (E1 5DW) – 3 min walk
Q5: What’s the best tube station for street art?
A: Shoreditch High Street (E1 6JE) for northern end murals
Q6: Where can I find public toilets?
A: Old Truman Brewery (E1 6QL) has facilities
Q7: Which section has the best curry houses?
A: E1 5 (Banglatown) between Fournier St & Buxton St
Q8: Is Brick Lane pedestrian-friendly?
A: Yes – Sundays are especially walkable when markets are on
Q9: What time do markets open?
A: Sunday UpMarket (E1 6QL) opens 10am-5pm
Q10: Where’s the best graffiti/street art?
A: Hanbury Street (E1 6QR) and Pedley Street (E1 5BW)
Pro Tips for Visitors
- 🍩 Food Must-Try: Salt beef beigel at E1 6SB (Beigel Bake)
- 🎨 Street Art Walk: Start at E1 6QR (Hanbury St) for Banksy pieces
- 🌶️ Curry Advice: Look for “BYOB” signs in E1 5 restaurants
- 🗺️ Exact Pin: Google Maps link for central Brick Lane
Cultural Fact: Brick Lane’s E1 postcodes reflect its East End heritage – once the heart of London’s Jewish community, now a Bangladeshi cultural hub.
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