My Grandson and I went one night for a take away and we both ended up with being Violently sick and…read morediarrhoea during the following night Next day felt l unwell but by the next day had to call the emergency doctor to call who diagnosed suspected food poisoning Never going there again

Regular customer here getting my chicken schnitzel burger and soup every week. Busy place but worth…read moreit for the food. Good choice of Israeli dishes and planning to have a birthday dinner from the mezze menu here soon. Only gripe is its a bit expensive I think it could be a bit cheaper than it is and the light displays hangs a bit too low.

This is my favourite place for celebrating any kind of occasion. The food there is absolutely…read moreoutstanding specially if you go with your partner you must order the Mezze for two! Can be pricey but it's worth it! The amount of exquisite starters and then the main course with 4 different side dishes we absolutely loved it and we recommend everyone to go and enjoy a wonderful great meal.

While visiting the UK I was utterly spoiled with all the kosher options, including The Kitchen,…read morewhich recently opened with rave reviews and delicious food. In the 10 days I was there, we ordered take away once and ate-in once. I definitely recommend going in to the restaurant because the place offers a truly unique dining experience. With take away, the husband and I both opted for burgers, with him getting onion rings and me picking up the chili fries. I'll admit the fries were of the frozen-and-fried variety with chili sauce poured atop (delicious, still), while the onion rings were clearly hand-battered and, as the husband said, delicious. The burger I got was plain, and by the time it got to us was a bit lukewarm. My husband ordered the Double Fakon Cheat Burger (Two Prime Beef Burgers topped with Smokey Fakon & Soya Cheese) and both inhaled and raved about it. I was a bit jealous, but being gluten free I couldn't really enjoy a burger the way I wanted. We also nabbed a spicy sushi roll, which was killer, fresh, and perfectly kickin'. When we went in, the last night I was in the UK to see my husband, it was date night. We both felt terribly under dressed being there at night, so take note: If you're going there for dinner, put on something nice, probably not jeans. I ordered Mitch's Sandwich sans the baguette: Baguette with Sliced Chargrilled Minute Steak, Sautéed Mixed Peppers and Onions with Mayo served with Homemade Fries and Coleslaw. Unfortunately, they were missing the mayo and they served me a mustard that had wheat in the ingredient. We let them know, so hopefully they won't make anyone sick unnecessarily in the future. The meat was absolute perfection and the peppers/onions were to die for. It reminded me of a sort of deconstructed Philly Cheesesteak, sans the cheese. The coleslaw was okay, but had a weird citrus tang that gave it a strange after taste. The sweet/tangy balance is not there yet, but I suspect that with enough Americans eating there, they'll get it right. My husband ordered The Dallas Cowboy: Baguette with Pulled Home Smoked Beef Rib and Caramalised Onions served with Homemade Fries and Coleslaw. Although we got what they were going for in an homage to pulled-pork sandwiches, unfortunately the meat wasn't "pulled" at all. It was cubed and completely unseasoned. Unfortunately, he was disappointed with it. Overall, the eat-in experience was pretty great, even with the food hiccups. The interior of the restaurant is very alt-rock glamour, with paintings of classic characters in modern situations (a character reminiscent of Shakespeare, ruffles and all, with one leg propped up on a soccer ball, for example). The lighting is dim and romantic at night, and the seating space is very close, so get to know your neighbor. The staff were nice and accommodating, checking on all my gluten-free questions, which is always a good sign. In the end, I'd say this restaurant has a lot going for itself and will go far if it tweaks its recipes and menu just slightly toward perfection.

It's kosher, I'm not even jewish, and I'll be going back…read more Sister or brother to their other branch in Golders Green this wonderful space serves up exquisite food in a very clean setting. Service is great and the prices are surprisingly low (this is London, after all) giving excellent value for money. Top quality produce at prices you don't even find in grotty establishments. Vegetable Maki (a full 6 pieces) for £2.50 is unbeatable, no? Duck in it's various incarnations is a popular choice too. Their website says they serve "Exquisite Glatt Kosher Oriental Cuisine". Whatever that means to you, trust me you don't have to be Jewish or Kosher to enjoy this place. Book well in advance as it's very popular.

Don't eat here. The prices are way too high for very little and tasteless food. The ambience may…read morelook nice, but be aware. We started eating and our table became overrun with ants. The waitress, a woman with attitude, didn't apologise to us or even comment on the problem. After one too many ants spoiled the table for us, we had informed the waitress and she had us move to another table, still no apology. We asked to speak to the manager and the owner came out and defended himself by saying the problem happens everywhere. "It's a hot day today." It isn't and wasn't. He didn't want to apologise, and refused to comp us any of the meal. He thought he couldn't do anything more than change our table and, "well, there aren't any ants in your food." If we had waited any longer, there surely would've been. We should've realised there was a good reason the place was empty except for one other table of old-timers. Poor customer service, poor attitude, rich prices, poor food. Fumigate and close would be the best advice.

Food is ok but really over priced and the service is not just bad but belligerently bad…read more Even *IF* the food was good and fairly priced, which its neither, the service is so bad I will never go back here again.

Decent meal :) It's…read moreall about the kosher burgers here, so no cheeseburgers or bacon bits to be found! What can be found though, are some seriously good chicken/chicken schnitzel burgers. Don't bother with the other stuff, be sure to go for that. Other thoughts: - Fairly priced for a kosher meal in London - Small but good beer selection - Seems like a very busy place, so be sure to book.

The burgers here are nice enough, but I do have to say that I think it is rather expensive for what…read moreit is. Me and the boyff have been here a couple of times, but that's normally down to ease, rather than hunting it out to go there. The service is good enough though. Be mindful, that it is closed on a Saturday, so don't be thinking of planning to go there. There is a good selection of toppings that you can have and you can see that there is quite a lot of people enjoying their food here. It is clean and the food is fresh.

This store is great for locals if you don't want to go to Edgware etc. They have expanded to take…read moreover the store next door, so they offer more. Not only do they sell kosher foods, they also stock some gifts and cards. Which is handy when you forget the odd barmitzvah! They also have a good website.

Amazing experience ordering food from JustKosher.co.uk. Timely, tasty, and courteous. Five stars!read more

One of the busiest kosher restaurants in London...although it could be due to the fact that it's…read morerelatively new. You should book in advance. The food is pretty damn good. Various different burgers with different fillings/toppings/variations. The hummus itself I'm less keen on, but I recognise it as the standard staple/type you tend to get in Israel/Palestine. The service is a little stressed due to the fact it's slammed. However, as the owners seem to run the show there is a degree of ownership to the vibe. I'll definitely be back.

This place is very good. I have been here twice. The service is good and the food is great,…read moreprobably the best kosher food in London. You need to try the sloppy joe hummus, but also the burgers are great.

Delicious food! Super friendly and helpful staff! Absolutely…read morewonderful experience, will most definitely eat here again when I'm in town.

Date of Visit: 02.10.09 "Pure Treasure - Great Chef with…read moregreat passion" Review: You first enter and feel that it is both casual and reasonably lively and Family friendly. I know Mill Hill and this is not my usual spot for breakfast or lunch so I was intrigued by Mill & Brew. The head chef was previously trained by Jamie Oliver and his passion for food and caring about the ingredients really shines through. Quick tip to the owner "don't let this one go". A great menu catering for all including a good vegetarian and vegan options with lots to select but my only criticism on the menu is that the Breakfast and Lunch menus are very similar and only a couple of new dishes added for lunch. Also although there are cakes and other dessert items no specific in house desserts and I would love to see this moving forward. All portion sizes are large so feel free to order more single dishes and share so you can get a chance to really sample the fantastic menu selection. I will be going again and would highly recommend this establishment to all. Parking: Ample station parking and also street metered parking also which although is limited to 1.5hours at around £2 you can go back and get another ticket. Decor & Lighting: A rustic cafe feel but really well done so you just feel comfortable at a light casual place to meet for a coffee or a full meal. Heating and Cooling: Noted they have AC and during our time the AC was off but temperature was perfect, not hot or cold. Ambience & Acoustics: A great feel but acoustics wise there were a few people around and it did sometimes get hard to have a conversation but being hard walls and high ceilings this would be an acoustic issue anyway. Service: Excellent service by all members of staff as each would come and ask if all was ok so very attentive. DB Level: 77.3 dB We had the following: Coconut crush - My friend had this and suffice to say it must have been to her taste as nothing was left. Berry burst - Textured and fresh and I am no fan of blueberry but loved this combination. I would recommend this for all to try. Beetroot smash (Poached beetroot smashed with organic yoghurt, topped with pomegranate, crushed walnuts & pistachios finished with fresh apple on sourdough) - A take on the usual avocado on toast but using an english ingredient. The bread is crispy with the beetroot both light and sweet. All very well presented and I for one not being a fan of beetroot was a bit worried about this one but I was pleasantly surprised and I am glad we had selected this from the menu and is a must to try. English breakfast (Two fried eggs, smoked streaky bacon, award-winning sausage, homemade baked beans, a baked tomato, Portobello mushroom, potato & onion rosti and toast) - Again a well presented dish. All the ingredients used and specially selected. The beans being fresh and not the canned variety with a great light taste. You also get a little salad with light fresh dressing. Along with the best crispy bacon I have had which was really crunchy. The award winning sausage had a light spice and perfectly cooked and not too meaty. The tomatoes and mushrooms along with the perfect egg and the most amazing hash brown all work in perfect balance. M&B banana pancakes (Triple-stacked fluffy pancakes! Choose between our classic smoked bacon and maple syrup or our caramelised bananas with sweetened cream cheese & toasted hazelnuts) - Sweet and fluffy but be aware this is a large portion which we shared and still could not finish the entire dish. Real care and attention taken to the dish which would not go a miss in most fine dining establishments. Albeit they would probably charge more and give a much smaller portion. Halloumi rings - A nice touch and variation on onion rings. A nice light and crispy batter and works well as a side dish also served with a home made dip which works well. Fries/Chips (Hand cut, twice cooked, crispy chips) - Great chunky chips which are rustic with the skin left on. Again served with a great home made dip. A treat for all. Chicken Schnitzel Burger (Free range crispy chicken breast fillet in a brioche bun with baby gem lettuce, homemade coleslaw & mature cheddar cheese, topped with siracha mayo) - A nice homely made item, crispy, crunchy and nice taste to the batter coating. Really fresh and worth every penny. Conclusion: The slight issue we found is that the Wi-Fi needs improvement as there is poor signal and no real cover. But food wise and atmosphere wise there was no complaints at all other than wanting maybe more items for Lunch and having their own home made dessert menu. All the food is fresh and all ingredients sourced with care and attention. I would be happy to have the same food in the top city hotel and I do think this chef is going places so why not try out where he started his own vision before you have to pay more for the privilege in years to come. Great food and good value.