You don't have to be a soho house member to dine here. Also to highlight that their kitchen open…read moreuntil later than most restaurants! They have recently changed the menu to Mexican food which is bad news for me because I LOVE their burger. But the new menu is pretty we priced so I'm not too mad about it.

This isn't a diner as you think of a casual restaurant This is more of a higher end restaurant…read morewith diner theme Food portions are on the smaller side but very crafted Nice for a high end yet casual meal Staff wasn't overly friendly but I think this place accomplishes what it is going for as far as craft bar and restaurant

This food was interesting. the service was really good and the covid situation was handled well but…read morei had the mac and cheese and was seriously disappointing!!!!! it was just pasta with melted cheese on top- just a ball of cold cheese. my friend had the vegan burger and said was very good and tasted very realistic so 8/10 for that one but omg the £7 cheese pasta really let this place down. the toilets were nice tho but were we meant to flush the TP down the loo???????? good vibes tho.

Great vegan options! They have a full blown vegan option for almost everything off of their…read moreoriginal menu! This place is awesome. Super cute design inside. Their vegan mac was super good but their vegan philly cheese steak was slacking hard. Their chili cheese fries were pretty tasty! But wish I would have tried their chkn and waffles. Highly recommend if you are looking for vegan junk food!

Great spot for a full English breakfast, if you're in the neighborhood…read more That's the big "if," "if you're in the neighborhood." This small diner was between our apartment and the Tube station. So it worked great for us. It's a five minute walk from the Tower Hill tube station, so not completely isolated. But most of the patrons are locals. I had the full English breakfast, with ham, eggs, baked beans, grilled tomatoes, and fabulous homemade thick toast. Pure English comfort food, and delicious. They're only open for breakfast and lunch, as one might expect. Good food, good prices, and, for us, good location.

This is now another mapa diner, but very good. Great prices, fresh food. Lots of Mediterranean and…read moreBritish food., we went for breakfast. It was plentiful.

Absolutely terrible service…read more Nobody sat us or even greeted us when we walked in. We sat at the counter, and after 10mins we had to ask for a menu. After another 8 we had to ask for water since nobody brought us any. 30 mins total and again we had to ask to order. We weren't told what items they did not have up front, so we were disappointed when the drink we wanted wasn't available. The margaritas were super watered down and far too sweet. The fries had barely any flavor. Surprisingly the Cesar Salad was the only redeeming part. Nobody cleaned our area while we sat. Only when we were ready to pay. And they ended up taking my drink when there was still a few sips in there. Horrendous.

As an American expat in London, I've finally found authentic American pancakes in The Diner. The…read morerestaurant's retro-inspired interior is welcoming and the menu is packed with favourites from my homeland - pancakes, chicken and waffles, hot dogs, shakes, etc. After sampling the menu from at least 5 visits, I can confirm that The Diner's pancakes and bloody marys are top notch. Other breakfast foods, however, fall a little flat. The bacon is a bit soft, the heuvos rancheros is bland, and the waffles don't impress. Despite its shortcomings, The Diner is still a solid bet for decent American food.

Found this place while looking for something nearby before heading to our office during a recent…read morework trip. This place is deceptively small but found a table quickly even though they were busy. I had the avocado toast with scrambled eggs, salmon, pickled onions and jalapeños, and it was absolutely delicious! Very flavorful and tangy - ate it all up.

I saw a reel for this place prior to my arrival to London. I bookmarked it and planned to go as…read moresoon as I arrived. I did just that! I made my way here after landing at the airport. There was a line of people outside waiting. That's how you know it's going to be good! After I got on the line the host (who was a lovely gentleman!) stated it would be about a 15 minute wait, but there was ample seating available outside. I decided to sit outside. After a quick overview of the menu I went with avocado toast with bacon and hashbrowns. I also had a coffee. Everything was delicious and service was great!

Worst meal in Camden and that's saying a lot…read more As a person who lives in America I might be a little pickier about my American diners than most but this place is truly appalling. From the chocolate milkshake which looked and tasted like foamed chocolate milk rather than thick ice cream to the cold eggs to the fact my teenager's pancakes were 1/2 the size of the ones served to the diners at the next table (and were terrible anyway). It took ages to get ketchup and the fries were cold and stodgy.

As I entered the Diner, It was immaculate!…read more The customer service was great. But lets get to the food. Corn Dogs: I don't know what Corn has got to do with this food....Er yeah considering it just a frankfurter in a thin bready wrapping (can't even describe it). But its alright with tomato ketchup. Potato Skins: With bacon and melted cheese tasted good if the cheese was a bit more mature, it would of toped it off for me. Mac & Chees: Ive had Caribbean, Ive had Waitrose ready made, Ive even made my own but NOTHING prepared me for the taste that was about to enter my mouth. It was moist...creamy and cheesy and soooo good. I had to save that one to last just to savour the taste. This place is cheap and and its going in my £10 London list. So yeah I will bop here again just for Mr MC.

From the outside it doesnt look that big but after walking through the kebab house to enter, you…read morediscover the depth of the place. There is an immediate buzz of noise reflecting the heavy volume of group bookings. Tables are placed closely together and depending on where you're seated, every now and again you may find yourself receiving a light tap as waiters and diners pass by (everyone is apologetic...it can't be helped). Children/families are warmly welcomed at all times of the evening and won't feel out of place. The servings are very generous. The staff are busy and it may even appear they have forgotten you, but to get attention is very easy and you are served by whoever is available rather than an allocated waiter that you can never find again. They are happy to spend time giving advice on choice. The food is served in generous portions and is well prepared. I opted for a set meal and had to take some away with me. The dessert trolley looked appetising but unfortunately I was too full to try. In a nutshell: Dont expect a quiet dine and visit on an empty stomach for fully enjoy.

The staff was super friendly, the building and menu are beautiful, and the food was amazing! The…read morecrust was so good, and the toppings were really fresh. I've been telling everyone about it.

My first night in London (a mere 3 hours after getting off the plane and severely jet lagged) my…read moregroup and I decided to pop into The Diner because we were all hungry and exhausted. As Americans, we were interested in seeing the English take on a lot of our classic American diner dishes. I had the chocolate chip pancakes, my sister had cheese fries and macaroni and cheese (she has an intense love for cheese) and our friend had the burger with seasoned fries. I think the best things on the table were the pancakes and the cheese fries. It seemed to be ACTUAL cheese melted onto the fries instead of the fake "nacho" cheese that we get in the states -- even though the fake cheese is also delicious. The macaroni and cheese was a bit dry and in need of a bit more flavor, as was the burger. The pancakes? Awesome. They came out warm, fluffy, topped with a sprinkling of powdered sugar and a side of butter and maple syrup.

The Diner is one of those places in London trying to replicate the American diner experience, with…read morethe typical English vision of what a diner is, through the typical Hollywood lens. At this, they fail. Any Denny's will provide a better experience than this, without the London prices. Some complaints: after asking for sweetener for my coffee, I was informed they only have sugar or agave syrup. I asked for an omelette, and I was informed they were too busy to make omelettes, even though the menu offers scrambled eggs any way you like. How time consuming is an omelette? So I revised my order for 3 scrambled eggs with a side of bacon. They brought out two plates, with 2 eggs on each plate! The service was slow and unfriendly. This might be acceptable if it was a 24-hour diner, and I was there at 4 am with the clubbers and other freaks sobering up for the journey home. It was noon! I sense the people dining here were part of the bleed-over traffic from a nearby Breakfast Club, as there was no queue for a table at The Diner, unlike the competition on a Saturday morning. Apparently, this location is part of a chain. America isn't very popular these days, so these Londoners have a lot of cheek destroying the idea of one of the few good things you are usually guaranteed in the States: a friendly breakfast diner where you can get a bleedin' omelette when you ask! (One positive: they serve bottomless filtered coffee. There is that.)

This is a run of the mill Jennys. You get cheap food and a Jenny's style…read more My mum loves Jenny's. You can get a burger and chips at a great price. This place is a small cafe style restaurant with a very traditional English menu. I do not really eat here but my mum goes here often. She sits here with her friends for hours on a cup of tea and a jacket potato or burger and they do not mind. You can find people sitting in this place reading the paper over a cuppa. No one gives a damn.

Traveled from London for fish and chips at that famous place down the street -- you know the one…read more Unfortunately, that place was closed on Sunday. Yelp led us to Jenny's where we found a satisfactory replacement. The restaurant was crowded with locals enjoying an afternoon snack. Sitting by the window, we watched the people go by while we ate fish and chips. They were hot, juicy, and the chips were plentiful. Wished we had saved room for dessert -- the sundaes looked fabulous!

I came here because I was starvin' like marvin and about to watch a film at the Cineworld next…read moredoor. There is no other reason to come here. You would not travel to the shopping centre to eat here. If you're smart you'll eat something outside of the centre (and if you're smarter still you'll eat before you get here at all!). It was a choice between the 3 places on the second floor of the shopping centre by the cinema, of which my mate seemed seriously offended that I was even considering Subway, and I decided this place might have something healthier than Burger King. It didn't. I ordered what I thought might be the least greasy option, the veggie tacos, which were pretty depressing all round. My mate got the chilli beef tacos which were passable (and admittedly much better than my choice). The major pro is they were speedy - esp as I'm a girl that likes watching the trailers! I'll be better prepared the next time I see a film here though. I'm sure it'll continue to have a place as a pre-cinema fuel stop for some peeps (and indeed the milkshake menu looked epic), but no more than that.

I can only comment on the milkshakes as I didn't eat here…read more I popped in here after the cinema as I was craving a milkshake. Do generally like Tinseltown Milkshakes, however was quite disappointed here. The milkshake in my opinion was too sweet yet felt like something was missing but couldn't put my finger on it. If I was craving milkshake, I would not come back here as it isn't worth it.