If you are looking for a brunch, search no more ! You have…read moreseveral menus, i took an edd benedict with bacon and my boyfriend an english breakfast. Everything was really good. The chai tea was good too, as long as you like cinnamon. They also have turkish dishes that I would have liked to try but it was our last day! I really recommend this place, for the food, for the nice service and for the atmosphere and the decoration !

Breakfast of champions! I popped in to Cafe Lemon earlier today for a hangover busting brunch and…read morewas not disappointed: you get a lot for your money here, and the atmosphere is really chilled out and happy. While I was busy tucking into my veggie sausage and mushrooms (with bubble & squeak, egg and hash browns on the side!) it looked like those who'd actually got up early enough to order lunch were having a nice time too: they have some delicious looking wraps to choose from. I only made it as far as 'veg breakfast no.1' but look forward to exploring the rest of the menu :)

Portions were generous, price was affordable, and the food was awesome. I got the mussaka and also…read morea little bit of baklava (very tasty). Also recommend the cappuccino + Turkish tea. The owner (Jimmy) is really friendly and welcoming and conversational, the restaurant has nice personal vibe (especially compared to the hustle and bustle of Camden High Street). Really recommend the place! It just opened up recently.

I was so excited to see a new Turkish place open on my block and now this is my favorite place in…read moreCamden. The food is delicious and there are always interesting specials!

This cute little cafe/restaurant serves a pretty good vegetarian full English breakfast. The staff…read moreare friendly and the service was pretty quick (granted, there was barely anyone in there). The place has a very intimate feel, definitely a good place to go with a date or close friend. Despite the coffee-and-pastry feel, the food menu had a bit to offer. I enjoyed my tasty breakfast potatoes, roasted tomatoes, and lots of toast and jam. While this place is off the beaten path for most people, I definitely recommend it if you find yourself around the Putney area.

Absolutely hands down the best coffee on Wandsworth High Street. Great sandwiches too, with fresh…read moreingredients and artisan breads.

It's hard to miss this place as it almost seems to be part of Great Portland Street tube station. I…read morewas passing and hungry and, having no better inspiration on places suitable for a non-meat eater nearby, developed a sudden craving for some hummus. I had a mixed meze to start with, which was beautifully presented and just a good size to quell my rumbling stomach; then decided on the swordfish with baby roast potatoes and garnish - a nicely-cooked piece of fish, although not terribly large, simply presented and tasty. I finished off with a slab of halva, which came on a wee chopping board, and of course a Turkish coffee; the latter item getting the prize for the best-presented dish of the evening. It came on a small platter with the cup inside an ornate metal container with lid, and a glass of lemon water and another small glass containing what appeared to be a small rose. Fantastic. The reason I'm only giving three stars is the service. Although things started well and the first two dishes arrived very promptly, the girl serving me seemed to forget about me after that and I waited a good 20 minutes before flagging another server to inquire about dessert. The place was pretty empty when I arrived - most people were sitting outside because of the hot evening - but that's no excuse. Another star comes off for the fug of smoke you have to endure when you walk through the outside tables, which seems to double as a shisha bar - another reason I opted for an inside table.

Hot water for £1 lol, and the food is just emmm...The only reason u should go there to eat…read morebreakfast is that it really open early.

This place is a fantastic array of Lebanese delights. We've been here twice, and both times have…read moregotten a superb meal and dining experience for student-budget friendly prices. It's also BYOB, which is a nice option if you want some beer/vino with your falafel. (with only a 2 quid charge per person for the glass.) Our favorite dishes, so far, include the feta salad, the hommos beirtuy (which is hommos with pine nuts and some delicious extras mixed in), and any of the wraps (falafel, chicken or lamb to name a few) which come with lettuce, tomato, cucumber yogurt sauce all for under 4 GBP. We also tried the lamb grill which is insanely good--tender and flavorful, a little pricer than the rest but for under 10 GBP it's well worth it. We received some free pieces of baklava for dessert which was a nice gesture, and I could have easily ordered more. Nice atmosphere too - warm orange painted walls and a cozy space for an intimate dinner or a bigger group - on our last trip we had 8 people and everyone fit comfortably at the table. For students, there is also a 15% discount during lunch...wish my school was closer to take advantage of this, however this place is worth the trek to Mile End anytime...

This cafe/restaurant is right down the road from me. It's really cheap between £10 and £12 at inner…read moretime for 6 starters and 2 mains. Bring your own wine. There is also a set lunch menu for under a tenner. The restaurant has some of the worst artwork on the walls whic as provided many a conversation starter. Basic tables and chairs but that is why it's cheap and great. I'm not sure it could be improved with out jacking up the price. There are only two lads working there and they keep the place (including the toilet) really clean. Often the chaps working there bring me baclava after my dinner for free an they are very friendly. (The photo shown is very old. It has been er...'done up')

Absolutely love this place, one of my fiancé and I's favourite cafes, staff -- perfect, location --…read moreperfect, food -- brilliant .

This is a great place to get a good feed. It's a no fills, no nonsense sort of establishment. The…read moreportions are incredibly generous, especially when it comes to chips. Personal faves are the breakfasts which you can have in pretty much any combo you desire and the shish kebabs with salad and chips.

If you like Greek food, you will love this restaurant! Just off the West End Lane between West…read moreHampstead and the Finchley Road, not far from West Hampstead tube station. The staff are very friendly and helpful and the food is extremely good. The atmosphere is also very good. I have been here with Greek friends and they also think the quality of the food is very good. The Mezze to start with is highly recommended and the staples of mousaka, lamb and kebabs are all available for mains and come in substantial portions. My problem is always that the menu and food is so good it is hard to make a choice. There is a small dining space available outside and this is nice on a hot summer evening. I would recommend booking at weekends and I believe that take aways are available, although I have never had one.

We ate here twice during our visit to London. The food and service was fantastic. I highly…read morerecommend this place.

Went for a family dinner to my hairdresser's favourite Turkish restaurant in London, Chingford's…read moreGökyüzü. We ordered the following: - Full Platter It's a relatively decent mix of nicely barbecued lamb and chicken served with a generous amount of rice and bulgur. The chicken wings were the surprise hit edging out the lamb ribs which were also tasty. Not quite the best Turkish food I've ever had and the staff forgot our order of lahmacun so not a repeatable experience for me.