We went for Tuesday 'steak evening' at the Tapestry. This is an excellent value for money - one…read morefree glass of house red with your steak. For the average weekday meal in your neighborhood restaurant it is perfect and they know how to cook meat. We wanted to try their tapas also, so we ordered squid and it was probably frozen. This is fine but it didn't seem like they were cleaned properly so some bits were still in there that shouldn't have been. My sides with the steak were a little weird. My salad was only red onion and balsamic. A little too severe taste, I left with massive strong red onion breath. I have to say the dessert was probably our favorite part. Amazing sticky toffee pudding and we try it most places we go - this is by far the best in presentation and TASTE! Overall, liked it. If you are in the area, you should definitely give it a try - if not just for the dessert and the local flair.

Went here with friend from the US. Was actually great for tapas. Pork belly cubes, King prawns,…read moregoat cheese really nice. Rather big portions so we shared a dessert amongst 3. Nice Argentinian Malbec. Mjam. Rustic and nice atmosphere, and really great music in the background. Enjoyed every minute.

Lovely restaurant with lovely staff. Came here for a friend's birthday dinner and it did not…read moredisappoint. Perfect for meat lovers. We ordered two large meat platter with rice and chips and we were stuffed! They had a good selection of cocktails and juices to choose from. Especially enjoyed the freshly squeezed juice! Would definitely recommend to both Mediterranean food lovers and those who are new to the cuisine!

Namo was a lovely and welcoming restaurant, the food was amazing and the stuff was very…read moreprofessional. Service is very attentive and knowledgeable and the atmosphere is great. Brilliant value for the money and quality food. Will definitely recommend this cosy Persian restaurant to others and we will return back soon.

Honestly, feeling a strong sense to give a one star review. Never thought I would be asked to leave…read morethe table "because the next party has arrived"... and at a Greek establishment? With wine still in our glasses, and coffee still hot?! Sorry, have to give a HUGE thumbs down on service. And offer my disbelief and dissatisfaction at whoever is managing this restaurant and borrowing from Greek culture, whilst missing out on the key component of Greek dining. Either you're a sell out. Or you're an outsider and you're exploiting Greek culture and cuisine. One the website we get: "MAZI, which means 'together' in Greek", but it should be followed with, "... but don't take too long, we will ask you to leave." Having said all of that, and trying not to affect the rest of the review, food was not great. Mushroom Chicken was the best dish (was the priciest line item - second to their service charge - but the only dish that I was impressed with). Tiger Prawn risotto was very bad (both the prawn, and the risotto). Grilled Octopus was average (size, prep and quality of octopus left a lot to be desired). The Calamari Citrus was also less than average. Lot's of the seafood sadly missed the mark - Tuna Crudo was the most satisfactory of all the seafood items. I will say that the cocktails were prepared well. Including a welcome drink. And the juices were fresh - albeit expensive. In fact, everything was overpriced - but it is London, I get it. Still wish the food tasted better. The atmosphere was loud and energetic. The cherry on top was the service charge (highest line item on the bill). Cheers to ownership and management for appropriating Greek culture and putting a heavy London spin on the dining experience. My family would have had some choice words for you, thankfully they were not present to be insulted. Anyone wanting Greek food, I would recommend to look elsewhere. The culture and cuisine has A LOT to offer, unfortunately Mazi disappointed for us.

Came here on a recommendation of a friend who lives in London and we were not at all disappointed…read more We started with some great cocktails and I really enjoyed the Aegean Negroni I opted for; the addition of black pepper simple syrup really added to the complexity of the drink. Every single dish we had was superb, from the jars of tzatziki and tiropita to the crispy calamari and seabass tartare to start. The fresh bread, which was lightly charred, really paired well with the tzatziki and tiropita which were lightly whipped and so flavorful. The seabass came with a cucumber and jalapeno broth which had just the right amount of spice to elevate the fish. For main we split the lamb and grilled octopus which were both perfectly prepared. The lamb, which appeared to be sous vide, was cooked to an exquisite medium rare and the octopus had a great char both was still tender. The service and setting were both great and we highly recommend this establishment.

Great ambiance and amazing food. I had the lamb which was savory and the rice, perfect. Quiet and…read morewe got there early on a Friday.

This place never looked super busy in our four day stay in Notting Hill, but don't let that…read moredissuade you. The best hummus I've had in ages, so creamy. The lentil soup was also very good. Everything was so flavorful and delicious, that we had almost no room for the chicken after we had finished the hummus and naan. Overall a super cute restaurant with great Mediterranean food!

Great food! Amazing even. We found this by chance on a holiday and we were pleasantly surprised…read more Food was faultless and service was too. Staff don't hover over you and we didn't feel like we weren't attended to either. The view I'm sure is very nice during the day as it's right next to the river. The mixed grill was great and would definitely come back! If you're ever in the area be sure to stop by!

this was our first meal in london and it was amazing! the staff was very hospitable and kind. the…read morefood was delicious, definitely try the soup of the day and the sea bass. if we lived here, it would be a regular spot for my family. the place is a little hidden but don't let that deter you! definitely worth the price and very enjoyable

This has to be one of the best Greek restaurants in the whole country I love this place the food…read moreand a amazing atmosphere is brilliant I definitely advise people to eat here

I don't think there's enough Greek restaurants in the Sussex area so its nice to see this place…read moredoing so well. Its a family run business that really does pride itself on making you feel welcome once inside. I've traveled quite extensively around Greece and this place really does its best to reflect the hospitality you get out there. We always go there for lunch and have a couple of lamb Souvlakis as it really does take you back to Athens! They do a lot of dishes for two to share at some really good prices. I saw a seafood mixed grill float past me that looked really impressive. Great for large parties but do watch out for the Ouzo - it catches up on you after a few!

(disclaimer: this was for an Uber eats order so I'm not familiar with location service or ambiance)…read more This place is a *solid* win. The family and I were vacationing in South Kensington and ordered with medium expectations. Everything was exceptional/fantastic. The food portions/value for the cost is awesome. It all comes with foil containers and we had enough for multiple meals. The food flavor is exceptional. Well seasoned but not overpowering. My personal favorite is the Chicken Taouk (sometimes called Chicken Shish depending on what menu you're looking at). Incredible value. We'll absolutely be ordering here again in the future. Great stuff!!!

Flavor flavor flavoooor!!! Omg everything was so freaking…read moregood! I am glad I decided to hit this spot in my 12 hour lay

For the discerning reader, please know that I'm a cafe sort of guy. An academic from the early 90s…read moreonward, like many scholars, I have spent more hours of my life in cafes than almost anywhere else. I long to find the perfect spot, where the bakery items, food, coffee, espresso, setting, friendliness of the staff, everything come together. Trust me when I say that this is the real deal. R & H Cafe is my favorite cafe in the world, maybe tied slightly with a great place on Rue de Abbesses in Paris, called Cuillier. I have eaten there about six times in the last two weeks. I can tell you that the people working here are some of the nicest cafe owners I've ever met. The baked goods are made fresh weekly and offer some of the most unique and interesting recipes I've encountered in cafe. I highly suggest their moist and decadent banana bread. Even I'm not sure how banana bread gets that delicious. Hopefully, when you get there, they will have the carrot cake loaf, which is completely unlike American carrot cake (thank goodness). The R & H version lacks raisins and nuts baked into the load. Instead, it has a light frosting that hints of maple, and then has black sesame seeds on top with a few walnuts. The taste is exotic. Second, I highly suggest the Apricot Pistachio cake. I don't normally like dried fruits and nuts in my dessert and this may be one of the best items I've eaten in my London travels. The raisin cookie is surprisingly great, considering I do not even like raisins. And that should really tell you something: I don't like dried fruits in bread and order theirs. I don't like raisins but order their raisin cookie. My point being that this place does everything so well that I trust them. I want to see what amazing things they do with ingredients. If they have fresh made saffron bundt cakes: order one. Pair it with either their great Nude espresso or cappuccinos. Oh, and as if all of this wasn't enough: they make incredible savory egg dishes! I had the one with pinto beans in a Persian spicy sauce. Blew me away how great it was. They have a fantastic, small gallery upstairs. And if you live in the area, they seem to also have prefix menu nights when they cook dinners. I didn't have one of their dinners, but I know wine enough to see that the bottles they have up on the wall are very thoughtfully considered. I cannot say enough wonderful things about this place, the ladies who work there, the cuteness of the ambiance, the fantastic Iranian and Sufi music they play, and more than anything else: the baked goods and espresso drinks.

An amazing exploration of the senses especially that of taste. Experienced our first supper club…read moredinner at R&H after only being here a week. The family style atmosphere was welcoming as diners arrived from a variety of backgrounds in what was to be an experience of Persian delights. Normally we visit R&H for coffee and breakfast which in itself is amazing. This time it was for a monthly supper club. Not knowing what to expect we enjoyed a bottle of wine from South Africa and an amazing first course made from yoghurt and spinach along with tasty cheese, olives, walnuts, bread and an authentic Iranian drink - fantastic. Then a traditional soup with lentil and pasta which I took great joy in as I dipped my Iranian bread into the bowl. Then came the rice frittata and Salmon made to perfection. Finally fig cake (and special for me a poached beetroot with nuts). All topped off with great coffee. Wow and amazing are too simple a set of adjectives to describe the meal, experience and our hosts Zara and Mahren! So come to Richmond and to R&H and grab a coffee and a great meal. Then come to the next R&H supper club and prepare to enjoy one of London's best culinary gems!

Stopped by today for a late lunch and the female server was so helpful! She was so friendly and she…read morerecommended some Lebanese dishes that were amazing! Highly recommended!

The four of us were searching for a place for lunch in the neighborhood and opted for the Cedar…read more The lunch menu seemed like a nice bet, so we settled down inside the small restaurant. Two of us had the lamb gyro and one had chicken shwarma, and one had the falafel lunch special. The service was very friendly, and the food came out in good order. I just wish I had ordered the chicken since the lamb was nor very tender. It wasn't bad, just a little bit too tough for my taste. I think I had in my mind that the gyro would be life the American style, sliced off that big hunk of rotating meat on a spit, while this was actual lamb. The bread served with the meal was excellent as was the plate of pickles, olives and turnips. The restaurant was clean and the service was friendly as well. Just stay away from the lamb if you want tender meat.

This is an example of how a monopoly works against customers: the only cafe in a large park run by…read morea company specialised in running on premise cafes: Benugo. They have recently renovated the old building as part of a larger renovation that's going on in the park. A nice building with a wood burning pizza oven and outdoors and indoors seating areas. However the food is worse than terrible: the Pulled Chicken Cob was disgusting. Old lettuce and tomatoes, completely tasteless mush that was some kind of dressing, "grilled chicken" (ie boiled with grill marks) and cold bacon on top. The pizza is probably somewhat decent but salty and the service is a usual Benugo style service which is bad, not caring, unhelpful and entitled and that's bad even with UK restaurant service standards. Overall, I probably give this place a 1 star just because it's a nice place to drink a pint if the sun is out and if you can get over the jaded waitresses.