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Finchley is a large district of north London, England, in the London Borough of Barnet. Finchley is on high ground, 11 km (6.8 mi) north of Charing Cross. Nearby districts include: Golders Green, Muswell Hill, Friern Barnet, Whetstone, Mill Hill and Hendon.
Going out
Eating: Finchley is a centre of culinary delights with restaurants serving food from every region and culture, and it’s never difficult to find a kosher or halal eatery. Meat eaters love the chicken dansak at Bengal Bertie's, while the Greek Genzo is regularly named one of the best restaurants in East Finchley. For more traditional British fare, try the Two Brothers fish restaurant.
Drinking: The Old White Lion pub is perfect for a pint or two after a walk on Hampstead Heath, offering a selection of real ales as well as excellent pub grub. In summer, the garden at gastropub The Bald Faced Stag is filled with locals. A must visit is The Bohemia, a London Brewing Company brew pub that makes up to 10 different beers on-site.
Arts: Artsdepot on Tally Ho Corner is a multi purpose community arts centre, comprising theatre spaces, dance and drama studios, gallery and cafe. JW3 on Finchley Road is London’s pre eminent Jewish community centre and arts venue, offering a busy schedule of film screenings, exhibitions, performances, talks and classes.
Cinema: The Phoenix Cinema is one of the oldest purpose built cinemas in the UK and plays a mix of new releases, classic and arthouse films. Uniquely, it is run by a charitable trust for the community that saved the cinema from closure in 1985. The Vue cinema also offers locals with the latest blockbuster hits.
Local amenities
For shopping, locals make for the High Road and Ballards Lane, which are packed full of high street shops, locally owned boutiques, specialist food stores and supermarkets. Branches of Waitrose, Aldi and Sainsbury’s are all located around the junction of these roads. For serious retail therapy, the vast Brent Cross shopping centre is only a 10 minute drive away. The Great North Leisure Park, located just off the North Circular, not only features a Vue Cinema and the Finchley Lido Leisure Centre, it also includes a Hollywood Bowl as well as a selection of family restaurants. Finchley’s location on the northernmost edge of London grants it great access to several golf clubs, including the Mill Hill Golf Club and Metro Golf Centre. If you’re looking for a challenge head to the local Finchley Golf Club, deemed to be one of the trickiest courses in London. The area has several gyms and leisure centres, including a David Lloyd gym, as well as excellent yoga studios like The Iyengar Yoga Studio. Finchley Lido Leisure Centre has two swimming pools, indoor and outdoor sporting facilities, a sauna and a dance studio. Opposite East Finchley’s award winning allotments lies the public library, situated in a beautiful Art Deco listed building. It is a cornerstone of the community and is supported by the East Finchley Library Users Group. Car parks are much more easily located in Finchley than in many other areas of London, some of which are free. Both East Finchley and Finchley Central station have car parks.

Transport Tube:
Finchley has four Underground stations, all on the High Barnet branch of the Northern Line. East Finchley is in Zone 3, and Finchley Central, West Finchley, and Woodside Park are in Zone 4.
Bus: Several routes run through the area to all corners of North London, as well as the West End. Tally Ho Corner is a particularly busy hub. There are also two night buses: N13 (to Aldwych) and N20 (to Trafalgar Square).
Road: Henlys Corner marks the junction between the A1 and the North Circular (A406), and from which the M1 is six minutes away.
Cycle: Enjoy the downhill cycle into central London. It’s possible to reach London Bridge in under an hour, but be prepared for the uphill return journey.