I am very confused by all the reviews saying this place has amazing food. Everything was lacking…read moreflavor and seasoning. My husband's beef was over cooked, and the "kids menu" was ridiculous. Portions are too large and not at all kid friendly. Drinks were great, and staff and service was exceptional.

Ah Print House!! I wanted to visit you since you were Dane's Yard Kitchen that when they closed, I…read morewas quite disappointed that one of the few places that actually looked nice in Stratford, disappeared! But then, you turned up and I was happy again! The Print House is a very nice pub/bar/restaurant by the canal in Stratford High Street. It has this big open outside area with wooden benches and tables, barbecue and mojito bar during the summer and a ping-pong table! Inside is cosy and welcoming. Wooden walls, some sofas here and there, high tables and a dining area with waiter service. The food is good enough to justify the price, which is average with East London places and way much better than the food you find in other Stratford pubs; and the drinks are ok, Not a big selection of beers, but still they have a few to choose from. They also do ciders, wine and cocktails

I went fully expecting to get a steak per my usual, but the varied standard fare ended up catching…read moremy eye. It was a pleasant and filling meal at HS. Not an overwhelming drink menu, which was kind of nice and made it easy to pick something local (my one choice). Sadly they were out of bruschetta (why was I ordering that anyway) so I settled for olives to accompany my lamb chop and vegetables. All was cooked perfectly and the 10-mile run also required creamed spinach. Those vegetables come in a hot skillet which was a nice touch. I've had more favorable lamb but still everything paired well and did the trick, as I was completely full for once. Mostly empty since a Monday, but a nice ambiance, pleasant evening, and tasty meal.

What a great meal! Our whole table ordered the filet, cooked differently, with different sauces…read more Each order came out cooked exactly how it was ordered and was as flavorful as a filet should be. After the main course we ordered the cheesecake, crème brulee, and tiramisu. The desserts were incredible. The staff was polite, attentive, and seemed genuinely happy we were there. We were in London a week and all of my party agreed this was our best meal of the week!!! Please visit this place if you want an excellent meal.

A must stop! The best burger in London. The quality of the burger and fries were great and there…read morewas a fun, delicious selection of drinks. Directly across from the Mile End Station - a perfect stop if you're in that area. We visited before going to the ABBA Voyage show and are so glad we did. We'll definitely be back next time we're in London!

Traveling in London and popped in here for dinner. The staff greeted us and we sat right away. The…read moreplace was clean and aesthetically pleasing but the music was very scattered which confused me of the vibe of the restaurant. The lamb burger was average but my friend enjoyed the buttermilk chicken burger. The sparkling homemade lemonade was good but be prepared for a sour taste!

I stopped by this place with my family after a long day of exploring the sites of the city. It…read moreseems a bit like a hole-in-the-wall type of place (the dining area is very small; this place is mostly meant for carry-out orders) but the food is super inexpensive. At around 8p on a weekday people were popping in and out of this place to take out food; it seemed like a rather popular spot in the area. They have foods from burgers/fried chicken/fries to Indian favorites such as biryani and Tandoori chicken. My family ordered Tandoori chicken (you can get a half chicken for £4!) which comes with side salad (you'd have to order rice on the side separately). The chicken was delicious; as juicy and savory as Tandoori should be. The service is quite prompt and friendly (although Tandoori chicken generally takes awhile to wait, so you would have a bit of a wait if you order this dish!). Had a really good experience here!

This place is horrible. They were quick to take my money then they took 30+ mins to ''make my…read morefood'' before questioning me if I have paid. Will never be going back here again.

Large portions sometimes when I walk to roman road I stop by here for a roll! Prices are dirt cheap…read more£1.50 for a large bap! I have yet to try the rest of tge food!

the perfect location for a sandwich shop, opposite my house! Bagels, french sticks, sarnies, fried…read morebreakfasts, mixed grills! This little joint in the heart of bow does it all, and for a very reasonable price. The decor inside is weird and tacky with racy pictures of Marilyn Monroe and Audrey Hepburn add to it's ironic charm. The Turkish guys working there are always friendly and quick with a certain coolness about them you wont get in your average cafe. Mighty bite also boasts seats inside and seats outside for the summer and those naughty smokers. All in all a haven for city workers who don't want a a 6 pound plate of sushi for lunch and builders who need something to keep them going through the cold. All at a very reasonable price.

Very good food. Excellent vegetarian and vegan options. Reasonable prices and quick service make…read morethis an excellent place to enjoy lunch. Beer and wine menu. Free WiFi and ample seating.

great dinner experience here! shared greek salad, pita bread, and a chicken and lamb skewer with…read moreone other person and it was perfect for a light and refreshing summer meal. desserts looked amazing too. the atmosphere was great, it is a beautiful restaurant. and sitting out on the patio was amazing. service was great too! our server, marios, was great. professional and attentive. but all the staff members we interacted with were lovely! definitely would recommend if you're in the area

Disgusting racist managers. I ordered a delivery online which didn't arrive so decided to walk to…read morethe restaurant showed them my receipt the managers all started speaking bengali to eachother and the security guard so I couldn't understand. I showed them my order number which they had on the system and my bank account with the deducted amount. The male manager ignored me and became rude telling me I'm just upset I didn't get my food. Then the security also Asian said he CONVINCED him to give me my order and I should drop the argument. As I was leaving the manager came out from behind the till and told me "I'm happy " which I thought was a dig at my experience as I lost my time going to the store at a late hour.

Went to try out the new 'signature' burger. Ordered the…read morespicy version, which took almost 6 mins to come, far too long for McDonalds. Really lovely, big improvement on their normal burgers although mine was a tiny bit soggy on the bottom and the bun was too small. Even better than the 'big tasty'. Definitely have the new 'signature' type burger again. Staff quite friendly and the shop is clean.

Ok, So I only had a week in London and that meant only 1 Sunday to experience a London Sunday…read moreroast. After a long day of shopping and sightseeing, I wasn't sure if I had missed the boat by not making reservations somewhere for Sunday Roast dinner. Seeing as I was staying in the Stepney Greene area and really did not want to go to the other side of town for dinner, I found Palmer's Restaurant on my Yelp! app and mentioned it served up Sunday roast dinner. I walked over and made it just in the nick of time, before their last seating. First of all, this is East London and as gritty and edgy as that may be, Palmer's restaurant can only accurately be described as a hidden gem lost among the housing estate and what not. I had the roast beef and it came with all the trimmings, gravy, roasted vegetables, Yorkshire pudding and a good serving of horse-radish sauce. It was perfect for a cold, blustery Sunday night. The portions were filling, the roasted beef was rare and perfect and the service is warm. This is exactly the sort of place I love finding and being taken by surprise; no pretensions, solid good food, great prices and friendly service in a location you would never have thought of. Bonus: the restaurant is located literally right next to Regent's Canal. Come down and walk off dinner by walking along the canal and seeing the barge homes floating on the water.

Outstanding service, accommodated me just as they were closing without hesitation. I ordered the…read moresea bass and it was a fabulous dish, I also had the house-made sauerkraut. Healthy, deliciously fresh food. Very affordable for the quality of food and service. Would come back again and again. Cheers!

Bow Road isn't the most exciting place to find real ale pubs. However, step but a a hundred metres…read more(or maybe even less - my ability to judge distance is shaky at best) down Coborn Road, and you'll find this gem of a Youngs pub. I should note that I've only been in lunchtime and mid afternoon - I've not visited this pub in the evening. However, I cannot fault the Coborn Arms as a lunchtime pub. Both the front outside patio and the interior are spotlessly clean. There is a vegetable garden out the side (which punters sadly cannot trespass on, though I was allowed to nick a wonderfully sweet and ripe cherry tomato after its harvest), and the interior of the pub is large and airy. There is a mixture of seating, from a few comfy sofas, to 'normal' pub chairs and tables. The patio has large, clean benches with enormous canopies over the top. I have been once in the early evening (getting to darkness) and the outside is well lit and welcoming. I drink, in a Youngs pub, Youngs Special, and have never had a duff pint. The beer is kept beautifully and served well. The beer is a tad dear, (around £3.00 a pint), but this is to be expected for a London pub (even East London). The staff are friendly (very much so) and efficient. The bar has reminders for staff and customers alike to smile, and signs containing pithy or poignant quotes and sayings. There is a large(ish - not as enormous as a Wetherspoons, but that to my mind is a bonus) menu. I've eaten here at lunchtime a couple of times, and the food is very good, if brown (I had a burger one time and shared a Sausage Feast the second). I'm surprised not to see more vegetable offerings, given the existence of the vegetable garden at the side. The loos are clean and well stocked (I like the individual hand towels piled next to the sink in the ladies', and a wicker basket to place them in once you're done). Needless to say, I cannot speak for the men's rooms! I have tried a couple of the pubs along Bow Road - I needn't do so again - this is by far the best. Well done.

What cozy Pub in East London with delicious food. The steak Diane and sticky toffee pudding was so…read moretasty. Love that you can grab a pint and food and relax in one of the many seating options. Sunday roast, but get there early before stuff runs out!

Our friend was taking us back to our home and he decided to take us for a late munch. So, City…read moreKebabs it was. Small, quaint and two nice gentlemen working the grill. They slice the meat up and serve in inside some type of foldable bread. Similar to pita but not quite. This was so good. I knew from the smell inside the deli that this was going to be delish. My lamb kebab was garnished with onions, some type of pickled cabbage and their version of hot sauce. Mmmm. Yes sir it was. Only one little two seater table inside. So mostly meal to go. Nothing fancy. But we'll worth the trip.

100% the best kebab place around in Mile End/Bow. I have eaten from here since I was little. The…read morestaff and service are always amazing and genuinely like to hear about yourself and what you've been up to. Their burgers are perfect. Their chips are perfect. I always enjoy eating from here and always full up afterwards.