had lentil soup and cheddar pide. Both of them were so delicious. And the owner is an Arsenal fan,…read moreso amazing!

We had a group reservation for Efes on the 19th of March 2026 and at the end of the day we were all…read morewowed. The food was delicious. We had 2 chef platters with all the lamb chops and ribs and chicken and it was wonderful. We enjoyed the prawn in tomato sauce, the calamari and all the mocktails. Our group was very boisterous and this was not a problem there. One of the waiters even helped us to take a group photograph. The waiters were friendly and helpful. Waiting time for food was not long at all. Overall, it was a very, very good experience and i definitely recommend.

Outstanding food! Friendly and patient service in a small stall. It's a bit isolated from the…read moremain road but worth finding- just look for the continuous line!! We had the lamb and halomi wrap - it was amazing. I got the halloumi burger. The sauces and veg on both were great. And the chips (fires) were crisp and salted. These guys were friendly and helpful. They won't steer you wrong!!

Friend recommended this place and I loved it. Very much a hole in a wall, open late, good for…read moredrunchies, but also good sober. The staff helped me understand the menu and I went with the classic chicken doner. I loved the wrap and having everything in each bite. Would totally come back!!! Maybe only 4ish stools there but the food is easy to eat standing up as well. A lot of people came by and ordered but my friend & I were the only ones eating there.

We got into town late and needed a pick me up after the airline food. This really hit the spot!…read moreFood was prepared very quickly for pickup. Service lacks certain frills but is straight forward. Everything tasted fresh and flavorful.

I thought I would check this place out. Food was lovely…read more Couldn't fault it - the chap even helped me decide on what to eat. Bought out some complimentary snack free to eat while waiting for my meal. I had the lamb kebab with chips and salad. Shame about the staff the cooks were pleasant. The waitresses were just hovering around. No eye contact or smiling- had to call them myself to ask about payment. I wanted to ask them about getting a falafel but they looked disengaged. Food was yum can't fault it. Price is good too. I wasn't offered any Turkish tea? Someone says its offered for free - forgot to ask myself

This was the first meal we had in London. We just got off a cruise ship and we were hungry and…read moredisoriented. The two men working there were so patient and friendly. But the food? OMG why do they not have these places where I live in NJ or even in NYC? This was just here near my hotel and the food was just great. Fries? Great. Kofte Kebab sandwich? The veggies were so tasty and fresh it was like a little salad. Hubs got a piece of fried chicken and it was delicious. Kid got a cheeseburger and devoured it immediately. Not only was the food good, they got our order right even though we had a hard time deciding and were confusing about it. So if you are nearby and hungies? This place is a great spot to land and eat or pick up and take away. Fast. Delicious. Kind service. Inexpensive. Do it!

Either I have the memory of a goldfish or there's some language barrier going on up in here because…read moreI could have sworn that I'd ordered our kebabs for dine in, but somehow that got translated to be for takeaway. But here's the mystery of the maths, right: Tuesday special of a lamb doner and chicken doner for £3.50 each. That's a total of £7. We noticed this offer written up on the board after we'd ordered and paid already. I'd handed over a £20 bill and got £12 in change... so a total of £8. So when we seated ourselves at a nearby booth to await our food, the hubbub and annoyance of the fellows behind the counter seemed out of place. Asked in irritated tones, 'You wanted takeaway, right?' Er... no... 'That's an extra 50p charge for eat-in...' Grumbles ensued, and our confusion escalated, before finally he relented, saying 'It's okay, it's okay... sit down, we'll bring you your kebabs.' Even if there -was- a 50p extra charge, we'd already paid a pound over what their signage indicated... Whatevs. In the end, we were served huge plates with mounds of meat tucked into little half-pittas. Heaps of salad with brilliantly purple crispy cabbage came on the sides, and two tubs of properly spicy harissa and yoghurt sauce were welcome offerings. Whilst I will admit that the meat I had at Crystal Kebab near Kings Cross a few nights prior was superior in tenderness and flavour, the volume of food at an affordable price at City Best was undeniable. Perhaps the best endorsement I can offer on the quality and quantity of food is this: I ate here sober and I'd do it again.

Came here after a long long travel holiday, first day in London with the family. Tired and hungry I…read morealways look for kebabs. It was the BEST! The service was friendly and welcoming. We were bleary eyed from travel and hunger. They were helpful and kind. We ordered the Kufta Kebab with pita, garlic sauce, lettuce, cabbage, tomatoes and cucumber and lemon. So awesome, fresh and delicious! The lamb tender, flavorful and cooked to perfection. I also had a single piece of fried chicken, and smack my momma, that chicken thigh had the best seasoning with a touch of hot. So juicy, tender and crispy. My family all wanted a bite of my chicken thigh. My kid had a burger with fries and was happy happy! It's a tiny place with 5 seats, the menu is easy to read. Will be back again and again.

Came here after a long long travel holiday, first day in London with the family. Tired and hungry I…read morealways look for kebabs. It was the BEST! The service was friendly and welcoming. We were bleary eyed from travel and hunger. They were helpful and kind. We ordered the Kufta Kebab with pita, garlic sauce, lettuce, cabbage, tomatoes and cucumber and lemon. So awesome, fresh and delicious! I also had a single piece of fried chicken, and smack my momma, that chicken thigh had the best seasoning with a touch of hot. The family all wanted a taste of my chicken. My kid had a burger with fries and was happy happy! It's a tiny place with 5 seats, the menu is easy to read. Will be back again and again.

Last weekend I walked in to get some food with my friend and I experienced a completely…read moreinappropriate situation in which older men took advantage of our intoxicated state and preyed upon us. We just wanted to get food, pay, and leave. The apparent "owner" of the establishment approached me, took my fork, and fed me. Being an American, not familiar with the area, thought this was so strange. Another employee then pulled out his phone to film the man FEEDING ME AGAIN to "send to his wife". I asked and asked why they found this amusing, with no response. I am 20 years old, just trying to enjoy my time in London. My night ended on an EXTREMELY uncomfortable note. I will not be coming back here ever again.

Not just "hyped", dishoom deserves the recognition!…read more SERVICE Amazing service, easy to make reservations online, and easy to check in and get seated once your entire party has arrived. INSIDE Spacious, clean, and plenty of seating both upstairs and down. MENU For larger parties, they recommend their prefix menu which includes a various sampling of lots of delicious items. FOOD 10/10 I haven't eaten Indian food much, but was thoroughly impressed. From my mango lassi which was perfectly sweetened and tart to buttered buns, fried okra, black Dahl, garlic naan, and lamb skewers, everything was delicious. I esp loved the lamb skewers! We ordered a side of garlic naan with cheese which is basically a quesadilla and it was super cheesy and delicious as well. OVERALL Would def recommend Dishoom when visiting London. It'll definitely be a hit in your books!

There isn't much I can add about Dishoom that hasn't already been said. As a huge fan of Indian…read morefood, I can honestly say I haven't had better. The food was exceptional -- aroma, flavors, spice levels, portions; everything was perfect. While visiting London, a local friend invited me to Dishoom, knowing how much I love Indian cuisine. We arrived on a Sunday afternoon around 5PM, and the place was already packed. They don't take reservations for dinner unless you're a large group, but trust me, the wait is worth it. They have a fantastic bar where you can grab drinks while you wait for a table (they give you buzzers). I tried the Negroni and another tequila-based cocktail (sadly I can't remember the name), and both were phenomenal. Shared plates are definitely the way to go at Dishoom. We ordered the gunpowder potatoes (incredible), an appetizer with potatoes and pineapple (not my favorite; the pineapple threw me off), monkfish curry (amazing), and chicken curry. It was a lot of food for just two of us, but I couldn't stop eating. I seriously wanted to bottle up that sauce! The service was surprisingly impeccable, especially considering how busy they were. We ended up spending about £110 for an incredible dinner, and we nearly couldn't finish everything. Lastly, the ambiance! Inspired by Iranian cafes in India, the atmosphere at Dishoom is eclectic. I loved the dim lighting, unique decor, and the lively pace of the restaurant. Just go!

Great falafel - not much more to say! Made to order with a variety of veg and sauces to choose…read morefrom. Great way to start a day exploring Brick Lane.

I meant to stop in here for a quick bite to sample the food on our way to Mooshies. It ended up…read morebeing one of the tastiest treats during our entire trip to London. A permanent fixture located in the hip Boxpark Shoreditch area. It's kind of like the container park in Las Vegas, except with great weather and 99% less douchy. They're open 7 days a week for your doner fix, or as an invitation to introduce you to the delicious Vegan version of a classic Turkish food. Think of a falafel wrap, but with Seitan instead of chickpea balls. It was so good that my babygirl who normally is quite indifferent towards middle eastern food, gobbled up more than her fair share of the wrap. I was quite proud of that girl! Don't forget to ask for a side of hot sauce. Very friendly service and the wrap came out at lighting speed despite being fairly busy. They DO NOT skimp on the filling here. That bad boy was quite girthy! It was also fairly reasonably priced @ £7.95 or so. In addition to the doner, they serve some sort of pizza and some salads. Although honestly, what more do you need than a Vegan doner wrap and a cold beer? (Brewdogs is just down the street)

This place is like the international conference room for all the reprobates and kebab eating…read morelowlifes of the world to come together and swap tips on the most effective way to shank someone without getting too much blood on your tracksuit and dispose of the body without getting found out. I think the answer to this problem may have been provided by the staff of Kebab zero. Simply wear a dirty apron with so many stains on it that no-one will notice the tell tale blood spatters, hack up the body, turn it into a doner kebab and sell it to people, who in all honesty, deserve what they get. To be fair though, when my friend got beaten up by patrons of Kebab Zero, the staff did call the police before locking the door and watching the attack through the window. Also, as kebabs go, I wouldn't say that Kebab Zero's offerings are any worse than the other skanky establishments lining the high street. Drunk people really don't care what they eat as long as it comes wrapped in a paper bag saturated with grease and various sauces and looks as much like a tumor as possible. Those, as far as I know are my drunken requirements and Kebab Zero really does deliver on this. Their chips with garlic and chili sauce are a welcome companion at the bus stop of doom on Shoreditch high street and I for one have received more than a few admiring glances and even some timid requests for a chip whilst standing here waiting for the 149. Obviously this place is best avoided for health reasons, but so are tequila shots, cigarettes and class A drugs. It doesn't stop everyone from doing them and then crying about it afterwards. If you want a dirty kebab, man up and deal with the consequences, what doesn't kill you makes you stronger and based on this I believe that Kebab Zero are providing a very necessary public service.

Kebab Zero is one of my trusted Kebab places. Which is absolutely crucial - knowing a take away…read moreplace in the middle of the night, starving from hunger. This little take away called Kebab Zero is the number one place to get a first-rate Doner after all pub and clubs have closed. Placed at the corner of Hackney Road, opposite Shoreditch Church has a high turn around every night, considering the people queuing up for it. Back before that stretch became trendy, and when people were generally cautious to go down there unless they were drunk, it was then I first experienced the delights of the East End Turkish takeaway. The place has a standing bar and more then 4 people are serving simultaneously. I normally go for a Chicken Kebab with lots of onions (!), salad, tomatoes, radish and a spicy chilly sauce. I tried the burger once and do not recommend it. Make sure you have somewhere to eat your Doner, as it otherwise gets a little bit messy Even though there are much nicer places to go for a meal, this is the only on which is open late hours. If the queue is too long, there are two or three more equally good Kebab shops further down Hackney road!

Cool club that feels like a cave without being claustrophobic. Minimal security but friendly crowd…read more(at least at the minimal techno event I was at). The beer selection (£4.50 / 330ml can) was solid and included beers I hadn't seen elsewhere in London, so that was a treat. Bartenders were swift. Sound system was better than most places in the States, though with more bass, it sounded more distorted. Bathrooms can get a little cramped since the area is narrow.

Was fortunate enough to go back to Village Underground again last night - this time it was for a…read moregig. The delectable Kate Nash put on a somewhat intimate show. Still nothing but good words for the things they do well at VU. Hardly any hassle getting through the door, they hadn't oversold the place (which they might have been tempted to do) and the single bar coped well with the demand. Getting out was no hassle too. It all seemed a little too easy. Importantly though, the acoustics here are great and it was a really enjoyable gig. Yes I have big crush on Kate, but there's no bias in this review. Honest. I'm very tempted to get tickets for whoever else is playing here soon...