I've had Ethiopian all over London and this place is the best food in town...it's the opposite of a…read moretourist trap, all locals in the dining room, fresh roasted beans for the coffee, flavourful food and really reasonable prices. I highly recommend stopping in here...you'll end up coming back...I've been six times this month!

Apparently the biggest pop act ,Taylor swift , made an appearance here . Owner holds that dearly to…read morehis heart, flaunting it at every corner of his pita shoppe And this is what apparently this place is and will be known for, because the food is absolute rubbish. In fact, I have never had a gyro pita sandwich of this catastrophic magnitude in the United States . The owner clearly is overcompensating for something. The owner should focus more on what matters : his product. He relies too heavily on what blessed his sorry falafel. smuch so, he thinks his food is good; rather realizing he got such a lucky break, I'd submit is undeserved. The gyro meat was grey and undercooked. Allegedly supposed to be lamb, but it tasted like vegan meat. Plus it had no flavor. The pita wasn't toasted properly, the veggie ingredients were tossed haphazardly on. Everything was super dry. Very little sauce or anything to help out the heap of mess. My friend ordered chips. It had a fly in it. Strong 1/5 . I struggle to find any redeeming value here other than something that is irrelevant to the product.

Came here after seeing that it's my favorite singer's favorite kebab shop. The server was friendly…read moreand happily heated up the doner kebab to make my meal. Overall, the food was pretty good, with the meat being quite flavorful and not too dry. I wouldn't say it's the best kebab I've ever had, but it definitely didn't disappoint.

Fairly basic cafe - nothing pretentious, but huge portions and really good value for what you get…read more I had the #1 breakfast for £4.50 and struggled to finish the toast, beans, sausage, mushrooms, tomato, eggs, bacon and tea but have been back a couple of times and would definitely recommend. It's rarely busy and there's plenty of seating so you won't have a problem getting served, took them about 10 minutes to cook the food as well.

This cafe.. is quite bland and the food even blander…read more For Mediterranean food I would have expected higher quality, it's as if they have been in England for too long and have slightly lowered the standards. The special of the day was Chicken and Chips for £4.50, and although they were huge portions, it didn't taste of anything spectacular. The place has a feeling like a workers cafe, with cheap chairs, and plastic bottles of 'brown sauce' and 'red sauce'. Fine food but dont expect any frills,

Local staple whenever in town. Great Doner, cod and a selection of pies. My go-to is typically…read moreeither Doner kebab and pie, or Doner meat and cod fish. Been visiting here for years and has been consistently great!

Nobody does better cod and chips than Harrys. The battered sausage and saveloy here are great. So…read moreare the fish cakes and kebab rolls. I would probably avoid the chicken burger. The place is only a take away as it is really small and has no seating area inside. Also, the chilli sauce they have here is great. If you happen to be driving by, buy something from here and just park up or find a bench and eat.

I tend to think the word "hidden gem" is a huge cliche but considering its location and charming…read moreviews, Time is definitely a hidden gem. You probably wouldn't even see it if you were driving past because it's away from the main road, overlooking the river in Brentford. I went on a sunny Saturday and fell in love with the terrace. They have several bottled beers or Moretti and Heineken on draft. Their menu consists of burgers, steaks, fish & chips, salads, and desserts. Cocktails are available as well, and during happy hour (6-8pm) it's just £10 for 2 cocktails. Burgers are served on a wooden skate with generous portion of "steak fries" (or thickly cut chips as Brits would say). My favorite part about this place is the massive terrace, river views and relaxed atmosphere, but thankfully the food is great too. My only critique is that service was a bit slow and had to walk in to pay because my server wasn't coming out to collect my card for payment, but I think that's a testament to the slow moving vibe of this place.

Great location! Lovely pastry and coffee! This will be my new hangout! The decor is lovely. And the…read morestaff are friendly.

Been a few years since I've made it to this place so keep that in mind…read more. I've been to this place a handful of times over the last 7 or so years and every time left with a memory. Not only is the food here outstanding, with huge portions and huge flavour, but the owner is friendly and always has a good story. Regulars (which I am not one of) stop in and have a chat. A few times I've eaten here alone and had a great conversation with a group of strangers over a plate of rice and beans and jerk chicken. I can't recommend it enough, and I make WHL Jerk Centre a priority on any trip to North London.

We ordered takeaway from here while staying nearby on holiday. All of our items were top notch,…read moreespecially the goat curry with rice and peas that I greatly enjoyed. Definitely recommend this spot if you're in the area for some authentic Jamaican cooking.

Id not heard about this place until a chef told me about it. They have a sister restaurant which is…read morealso never heard of despite being 10 years old London is just too big In a former bank space this triangle apace is trippy in layout but ultimately unique. There's a lot of counter space to watch the open kitchen and all other tables are surrounding on the perimeter. They also have an outside and wine bar area. But seeing the kitchen is the best right at the pass. Plays on Mediterranean fare like churros or spanakopita are great starters. A bread with seaweed and rosemary seaweed olive oil was fantastic. Then the pork jowl and rabbit pasta really finished strong for savory. A single pastel de nata but with loquat was a great twist. The staff were insanely friendly and they guided the menu and wine experience. A great addition to the crazy ever growing food scene here

I enjoyed this restaurant for the friendliness of this staff and patience. This restaurant seems…read morepopular and from what I could tell, there were regulars in the room which can be a good sign. I thought the wine was a little expensive but selected one based on the description which said it was dry. On tasting is was rather sweet for me and I let them know I didn't like. I was informed that there was nothing they could do about it. Unfortunately they only sold house wine by the glass so I was stuck. I usually opt for Indian when I fancy a meal with loads of flavour. The starter I ordered of butterfly prawn, did not deliver on this which was a little disappointing. Moving on to main which was balti butter chicken. I liked the flavour but I felt there was not much chicken served. Loads of sauce which was wonderful for the paratha to mop up but lacking in the meat. I felt I had to go fishing around to find the pieces of chicken. Please just give a little more. You don't go to Indian restaurants for desserts. Their selection was a variety of ice creams and on a chilly night not really what I am after so u skipped this. We were there until kicking out time but at no time did they rush us out and we were the last to go and probably after closing time. All in all, I'd probably be back for a casual meal.

We visited on a Sunday night and were 1 of three diners we saw that evening. The ambiance was…read morecertainly lacklustre and the napkins were stained (but clean). The food was great though and the service prompt and attentive. We would definitely go back for good Indian food or order takeout. The price was great for the food as well. We had two large bottles of water, two main courses and somosas for 29£.