La Nonna is always busy when I walk past despite its remote location on Wimbledon Broadway. So, I…read moredecided to eat her this week although Italian wouldn't be my favourite food choice. They have created a clever seating arrangement with lots of nooks and crannies, creating lots of privacy for diners. The service was first rate throughout with friendly, attentive waiters. I decided to test the kitchen with 2 classics that leave nowhere to hide due to the simplicity and few ingredients in each dish. My starter of spaghetti carbonara sadly wasn't served in my favourite way, as they do on the continent - with a raw egg yolk on top to be worked into the warm pasta to lend the dish its creaminess. However, as a British carbonara, this was exemplary. The pasta was cooked to soft al dente and the sauce coated it rather than drowned it. Bacon and cheese are a classic winning combo and thios dish proved no exception. My main of calf's liver with pancetta was served with some sauteed potato. I knew the dish would be good from the moment it was laid on the table - there were heavy stripe marks from the grill and the smell was heavenly. The liver was sliced thinly but still moist on the inside with a crispy seared crust. Perfect amount of liver to bacon ratio I finished with bannofee pie - another winning combo of banana and toffee. Minor criticism that the biscuit base was a big thick There is a good lead in the kitchen and this place deserves to continue to thrive

This is a friendly, family-run Italian restaurant on The Broadway, towards South Wimbledon. It does…read morea good range of traditional Italian dishes, including pizza, pasta, meat and fish. Portions are generous, (you'll struggle with more than two courses) and while it is a little more expensive than some places, the food is both well prepared and authentic. Starters range from £4.50 for Bruschetta to £8.95 for King Tiger Prawns in garlic; pasta and pizza range from £6.95 to £9.50, and meat and fish dishes cost £11.95 - £17.95. Children's pasta and pizza portions are available for £5.00. Expect a two-course meal for two with wine and coffee to come to about £25-£35 a head, depending on the selection. The full menu is on the web-site, so you can plan ahead. Service is very attentive (and can feel a little too much so) but is also efficient and friendly. The only downside is the decor, which feels remarkably like a chain restaurant, but don't let that put you off. It can also get very busy on Friday and Saturday evenings (I suggest booking ahead), and caters for groups, so it's perhaps not the choice for an intimate meal for two. But it's one of my favourites in the area during the week.

Cheaper than a hell of a lot of other places and just as good. Not the healthiest fare in the whole…read moreworld but hits the spot when you're craving a decent breakfast.

My first experience here was a year ago and since they've remodeled and improved all around. Thumbs…read moreup for improvements, Mr. A! The food is good and there's healthy and no-so healthy options so depends on what you fancy. I've always found the service to be good and down right friendly y'all, so pay Mr. A a visit sometime.

This was a pleasant surprise. Set along the main road in Berhamstead, it's a quaint but large space…read morewith extensive menu of Greek specialties. We ordered just about everything on menu and nothing was left. I especially like the whole grilled sardines. Service was impeccable even with the large, growing crowd.

Amazing food here! I would give it a billion stars if I could…read more The decor is gorgeous. Perfect for a date night or as it was today a large group celebrating a birthday after British Grand Prix. My team lost (scudderia Ferrari) but this made me happy again yu

Really lovely little cafe, food exceeds expectations and service is speedy, friendly and great…read morevalue.

We had a most wonderful lunch at the Little Angel today. The place is immaculately appointed and…read morebeautiful. The menu offers unique options for every palate. We ordered the pea and mint soup and mushroom pate as starters and all four of us gave them five stars. We all ordered the fish of the day which became a traditional fish and chips plate with the best fried fish I've ever had. Even locals we were visiting said the fish was exceptional! Great options for beers and wines by glass or bottle. We failed to make it to dessert but the offerings were super tempting! The staff is great, music fantastic, and feel is just good - a place you want to make your go-to! Wish we could go again before we head home, but it's definitely flagged the next time we are back. Be sure to get their house made mayonnaise. Frankly I wasn't expecting to be wowed, but I was. Enjoy!

Beautiful outdoor seating area and fantastic food. Had the roasted chicken. Crispy skin on the…read moreoutside and juicy on the inside. It was served with potatoes, sweet potato mash, a stuffing ball, and vegetables. Not sure what done of the vegetables were in the mix, but I ate it all. Staff was friendly. Cost around 15£ per person, but they do have inexpensive small plates. Also paired it with a Symonds cider.

Incredible pub for food. Tucked down a lane you'd never stumble across, the rough road and tight…read morehedges will make you wonder if you've taken a wrong turn. Don't give up! They have brilliant, brilliant food. Definitely a special occasion-type place. We stayed at a nearby B&B (http://www.qype.co.uk/place/234858-Larchdown-Farm-Reading) that recommended we have dinner here. It's a nice old pub with two small rooms and one larger one. There's no room just for drinks, now, as they do a roaring business in lunches and dinners, it seems. It was very dim and romantic on the night I was there (which suited me fine). The menu is extensive. There's lots of choice, and a lot of game, too. The service was top-notch, efficient but quiet. The menu on their website is representative, but not exact. I had a starter of calves' liver with black pudding and tarragon mustard sauce, with a main of rare roe deer fillet. The wine list was good. Desserts were very nice, too, although my only complaint is that the cheese was far too chilled when they served it. Not a big deal, I let it sit a while. Starters in the £8 neighbourhood, and mains around £17-£20. It feels like the sort of place that celebrities hang out in when they're in the country. I'm told Kate Winslet had her wedding reception here: that feels about right. The posters indicate they get live music in from time to time as well.

Superb country pub, a little out of the way down a country lane. Lots of atmosphere and with…read morehelpful and attentive staff. Food absolutely delicious , and a wide choice. Venue not very large and can be quite noisy when full which it often is. So recommend booking.

Very trendy, well decorated brunch spot in Clerkenwell. The staff were kind enough to find me a…read morewalk-in table for three on a Saturday afternoon. Gorgeous greenery and decorations in a natural-lit space. In terms of food, my eggs benedict were delicious. I paid about £9.5 for just the eggs and ham hock on an English muffin with hollaindaise sauce, which is a bit steep given the portions, but I'm a fan of smaller portions (healthier!) and I suppose the atmosphere/aesthetics factor makes up for it in the marketplace!

Oh, B&H...What do I do with you? I loved the decor but the location wasn't massively convenient…read more The cocktails were great (and tasted like alcohol, hurray) but the food was a bit of a miss.... I'll start from the beginning. I got a last minute reservation here last Friday. We were seated promptly on the terrace which is mega cute for a date night. Funky patterned armchairs, greenery hanging from every wall and ceiling fixture, candles flickering...So lovely! We started with some cocktails. These took a little while to arrive. But, when the drinks don't taste like someone watered down the booze AND it's about 40% cheaper than cocktails elsewhere in London, the wait is a privilege. We moved on to food, which *just* didn't get to the 4 star rating. We split a mushroom tart appetizer which was pretty underwhelming. It was served chilled, but tasted like it had been in a refrigerator for a while. Meh. Then, we ordered some mains. They were out of the burger. I understand this happens, but there weren't a ton of choices on the menu anyhow and it was only 8pm. No matter, we got a chicken curry and the lamb. It was okay. Nothing was a disaster, and it was served relatively promptly, and warm, but it just wasn't particularly memorable in any way. I actually had to look the menu back up just now to remember what we ordered. Overall, probably a great place for drinks, and I've heard good things about the brunch. If you're planning to be out in the area, dinner might be fine. We could have just caught them on an off night.

It's a chain, it's over-priced and - much like the Americans in the last world war - is over here…read more(in Henley). The building is tastefully done out and with plenty of room. The seating is - for me - pretty uncomfortable, and you wouldn't find yourself bringing the other half here for a romantic meal. The menu is well thought out and the food executed very well. I'm marking it down, because of the blatant chain status, the price and the fact that someone is trying to squeeze a London tourist trap into Henley. There is no parking in the immediate vicinity.