Decor was really interesting. Felt like a movie set or someone's nans living room. The drinks were…read moreOK, there are definitely better cocktail bars. Would have been great to have a few more options with a little less ice. The vibe was chilled for a Friday night. Worth a visit and a surprising addition to West Hampstead! It wouldn't have felt out of place in Soho or Shoreditch.

Unfussy, simple, and delicious breakfast options with a warm, woody, and inviting atmosphere…read more Friendly and attractive staff. What's not to like?

This is a lovely place to have a few drinks and food. I…read morehighly recommend the burger, probably the best in West Hampstead. As for their drinks, they don't only serve draft beers, they also have amazing cocktails that you can get in a pitch to share. My favourite is definitely the one with gin, lemonade and plum jam. The only problem if you go there on a weekend evening is that it gets very loud, the music is a little too high and it can get difficult to have a conversation. But It is also a great place for brunch- try their stack of pancakes ! They're incredible !

Cute place in Hampstead! We had just gotten off of a 10 hour flight and was recommended this place…read moreby our friend. Got seated quickly and ordered. I got the fried chicken with buffalo sauce on the side. It was good! A bit small for the price but filling. Our waiter was nice. Cute spot.

Was walking around with friends one of the days and spotted this place and had decided to come back…read moreto it another time. And come back we did for Sunday brunch. After being poorly for over 5 days, I had to skip the bottomless Sunday brunch which allows you to drink as much for just £18 (select drinks). The breakfast is supremely unhealthy, I mean I absolutely loved it but this will not be a regular place. I am more of a poached egg on granary roast sort of girl, which most of the times is a luxury. There options are plenty many however they do only waffles (both sweet and savoury) and no toast. I swapped the scrambled egg with poached egg and added an avocado as an extra. My breakfast was therefore, savoury waffles with smoked salmon, cream cheese, poached eggs and crispy capers with extra avocados. I complete devoured my brunch after being hungry for just over 3 hours. The food was great, something different from standard Sunday brunch. However, due to the healthiness quotient, I will not frequent this place and only treat myself maybe once in good few months. The staff were friendly and quick. The general vibe of the place was great. Would highly recommend for anyone to go at least once.

A great bar situated on West Hamstead's high street…read more The bar is similar to those you'd find in hoxton without the pretentious people. There are comfortable seats at the front of the bar and a huge padded bed type lounger thing at the back of the bar, great for lounging on with a group of mates. It is always lively and full of a great mix of people. The cocktails are lovely and not your typical bar type cocktail (an inexperianced waitress following instructions from a book), prices are typical of London prices but worth paying a bit extra for.

Excellent pub in the Hampstead area. The service is extremely friendly, and the pub is tucked away…read morein a charming neighborhood just a few blocks from the large park. It was busy on a Saturday afternoon, but we easily grabbed a table for two downstairs. I would recommend a reservation if you're visiting during peak times. There is also a more formal dining room upstairs for a quieter, sit-down experience. We enjoyed some bread with oils, the soup, and the fish, all of which were excellent and paired perfectly with a Neck Oil. The atmosphere is warm and welcoming, and there are cute picnic tables outside, making it a lovely spot to enjoy a drink on a nice day. Overall, a fantastic neighborhood pub that's worth a visit.

Excellent location, old fashioned, great Guinness, chips and hamburgers. Staff is courteous and my…read morewife and I always enjoy ourselves. Also fun to sit outside!

I went to the King Willie earlier this week as I was meeting a friend nearby and was early. Turns…read moreout Monday nights are open mic nights and they were just getting started when I sat down with my pint. I loved the atmosphere: it wasn't crowded but there were surely regulars. The first artist played some well-known tunes and soon I was catching myself quietly singing along with the rest of the patrons.

The service was very disappointing,very angry lady that works behind the bar very rude. Attitude as…read morei complain I've waited over a hour an 45 min for food that we ordered I was told there was a mixup waited another hour for it not to come so we ended up leaving. no apology made me feel very uncomfortable

Eclectic decor, delicious drinks & great service by Natalia. Definitely visit The George in Camdenread more

The George was accommodating and service was excellent for our group dinner. We sat down for…read moredinner & beverages as a group of 19 teens and parents. Food was great and Stu was so friendly and helpful! Thanks for the memorable meal!

Lovely little restaurant. Walking down West Lane we…read morehappened to come across this place just in time for Brunch. It's really cute inside- clean and modern. When we walked in the staff welcomed us with smiling faces and were accommodating as we didn't have a reservation. I had the Avocado on toast, hazelnut dukkah w/fresh cheese & herbs. My sis ordered the Roast white peach pancake, creme fraiche, oat praline w/ maple syrup. We really liked the food although my toast was a little too dark around the edges. I probably should have complained at the time but I just dealt with it. We also had a cappuccino which was very well made. Some of the best we had in London. Sadly, the serving was a bit small. My sister had to order two for herself. I ordered the Hibiscus and Blackcurrant tea. I love the fact that it was served loose leaf. Very good as well. This was one of our favorite finds in London. I would say it's on the pricier side for the portions served, but items are quality. Had the servings for everything been bigger, I would have given 5 stars.

I ate dinner at this restauarant in Cricklewood, and was very pleasantly surprised. As I walked…read morein, the first clue that it might be good was the glance I took at the bar selection - they seemed to have the best of each type of liquor. I'd describe the cuisine as fresh, solid Italian food. The mozeralla salad was very well made, with very fresh ingredients. I ordered a baked lasagne for my main, and it took a bit longer than the other mains, which is a good sign: well made, well baked. We also ordered spaghetti bolognese and the meat sauce was amazing. Sometimes when you order the side vegetables at certain restaurants, you feel that perhaps the vegetable mix came already mixed before it was cooked, if you know what I mean. But not here. I had the sense that the broccoli, green beans, and carrots were all cooked separately and appropriately. There's an outdoor seating section overlooking Cricklewood Broadway, which is kind of cool and buzzy. Overall, they provide great, friendly service, and with the great Italian food, it makes for a a good experience, at reasonable (not "West End") prices.

We were staying nearby and stumbled across this gem. Great pizza and goat cheese salad for the…read moreprice!