Fantastic brunch! Honestly that freaking chicken schnitzel with the dijon sauce may go down in…read morehistory as one of my fav brunch dishes ever! I could have double helpings of those mushrooms and onions just swimming in that tasty sauce. So freaking good! It's a local spot where you just get enveloped in warmth and smile. I would definitely go back!

Konnigan's is simply one of my favorite London eateries. It's got it all going for it. Located on…read morethe picturesque Old York Road in Wandsworth Town, Konnigan's is charming. The multiple dining spaces with mismatched furniture and tables and colorful tabletops and decorations are a cool and fun sight for the eyes. The friendly smiling staff are def pleasant to interact with ... and the delicious food is a treat for the taste buds. I recently totally enjoyed the South Coast Fish Pie with cheesy mash & mixed veggies. My friend had the stuffed chicken with goat's cheese, tomatoes, and bacon accompanied by dauphinoise potatoes. He said it was a winner. It sure looked it. In a way, that phrase also sums up Konnigan's. This is a100% winning spot to have a meal. Try it and I'm pretty sure you will agree!

Very convenient to wandsworth town station. This place is always heaving on nice sunny days and…read morethey've got lots of places to have your pint outside. There was a weird rule where the outside was closed at 2100, when the pub down the road still had their patio open. The dining area looks very nice and I've yet to try to food, but on the next visit I'll definitely consider it. This is also very dog friendly as most pubs are.

I saw this place on social media and bookmarked it for my London trip. You cannot miss the green…read moretiled building which is also a hotel. Its within walking distance from the tube station and the area has lots of other small shops and eateries. What caught my eye was the huge Sunday roast, with enough food to share amongst 4 people. We were seated upstairs and we ordered the Thor Hammer Roast £150. There were roast potatoes, Yorkshire puddings, carrots and sausages. The Pigs knuckle was another great dish £34 we ordered for sharing. I really loved the chicken liver pate £17 with the layer of jelly on top, which really complimented the pate when eaten together. The staff were welcoming and attentive. Overall, I love this place and will definitely recommend coming here for the huge platter and to enjoy the lovely pub food.

I only heard about this place when I was temporarily living on Point Pleasant for a few months…read more Similar to the other reviews, this is definitely one of the best pubs and wish more of them were like this. It has such a quaint charm that you wouldn't expect in London. They are so friendly! The bartender mentioned they have some really good ales which I haven't heard of. I asked which one she would recommend and straight away she said I can have a tasting to decide. I went with the bitter ale and a small portion of the sausage and mash. The food was really good! I got a little food envy as this other guy ordered the lamb and he was sorta moaning when he took his first bite. I definitely want to be back to try some of the other things on the menu or for a sunday roast. I wish the pub was a little closer but will definitely try and swing by when I make my trips to Wandsworth park over the summer.

Stopped here for a small bite and some pints. There's searing out the back but it's an actual sofa…read moreand chair that belong in a living room. It was raining earlier that day so it was a bit damp and we sat by the ledge on barstools. We brought our dog and they have plenty of dog treats at the bar. We ordered two small bites. 2/5 Chips - these look and tasted very much like McDonald's fries. Added some basil or something to make it look fancy. McDonald's was better tasting. 4/5 - Halloumi and chorizo - these were pretty good but only 1 skewer came in an order. We split it up and these are quite nice. The two dishes were served with a napkin between the plates and I kindly asked for more napkins and the waitress said 'I'll bring you some more'. Which I found funny since the napkins were dirtied. lol Kind of a unique setting for a pub.

I went here for brunch last Saturday and it was so good!! You have to queue at the weekends but it…read moreis so worth the wait. All the staff were very friendly and up beat and the place was so cute. And the food... well, it was simply delicious! I highly recommend the chorizo and potato thing (can't remember the name) accompanied with a glass of prosecco because why not?! Will be coming to the breakfast club again and again for sure...

I'm a sucker for breakfast, and obviously even had a brunch wedding, so I know good morning food!…read more This place was such a great option to have a little breakfast in the evening when you're feeling jet lagged. I had the shakshuka Benedict, which was pretty good, and my husband had the Korean style chicken and pancakes, which was also very good. There were little things missing, like syrup with the pancakes, when it so desperately needed that sweet touch, and a deeper flavor with the tomato sauce in the shakshuka. Again, very minor things keeping it from being 5 stars. At one point, in true Midwestern fashion, I said "ope," which our waitress thought was the funniest thing (in the most endearing way!), and that made me really love her. We would be regulars if we lived in London!

It can get pretty crazy here during the busy hours of the night, but for being a pub, it's actually…read morea very fancy and chill place to hang out. Their Sunday Roast is amazing, no matter how you order it- chicken & thyme, sirloin beef, vegetarian nut roast- and their drinks are more than just your average draft. I especially enjoyed their wine selection, which offers a bit of everything from ripe and fruity reds to crisp and tart rosés. The fare is pricey, but the quality makes it a worthwhile investment; for a special occasion, at least. And I can't speak for all of them but Marta and Peter were amazing servers. They made my last Sunday in London a pleasant one.

Stopped by on a an evening walk and had a pint with our pup. Very nice pub and wasn't too brightly…read morelit and wasn't too busy. There's lots of space for seating and is very roomy inside. Great neighbourhood pub.

Food 8/10 A little taste of Californian brunch in London. I…read moregot the spicy scramble on sourdough toast, which was actually quite filing and something I've never had before in the states. Quite good as well, they should bring it over to America. A good touch of chili combined with fluffy eggs and arugula, feta, jalapeno. Solid choice in the area if you're ever craving this kind of food. Just don't get the lattes, they taste quite bland and watery. The cappucinos are a bit better, but coffee in England might just be too sour for my taste. Atmosphere 8/10 Light and airy feel, open restaurant with a decent amount of tables. Beachy vibes. Service 8/10 Friendly and smiley!

This place feels just like home! The decoration is lovely…read moreand it's the perfect place for a Sunday brunch with friends. I had amazing benedict eggs, the hot drinks we had were really good too. The staff is really friendly too... I'll come back soon!

In search of a hassle-free food fix I took a risk on these guys and was pleasantly surprised by the…read morefalafel wrap they served up. And greatly taken aback by the sheer size and value of it: at £4.50 for a 30 cm by 5 cm diameter wrap, it was a complete bargain. Seriously, I'm pretty sure that only Subway sells sandwiches of this magnitude on the highstreet, but theirs are considerably less tasty. I've since tried but wouldn't recommend their other offerings: a vegetable dish I tried was rather too oily and the rice dry. Similarly, the baklava they sold, while very cheap at £1.70 for 7 pieces, was somewhat bland. But if you're in Wandsworth and are in the market for a filling, great-value wrap, you won't beat this place.

I'm shocked to realize that I've neglected to review the Sloaney Pony…read more Last year when a few beer loving expats settled in Fulham, our never-ending search for craft beer goodness led us here. As far as the beer goes, it is one of my favorite places in the neighborhood and the city for that matter. I always find something solid on the taps here at the Pony and they never disappoint. Just this past weekend there was Sierra Nevada's Celebration Ale, Anchor Steam and Lagunitas Little Sumpin Wild. I don't know how those brews go over with locals, but I love them. The bartenders are good about telling you that these pints are a bit more expensive and will let you have a taster if you're unsure about what pint to have. Have I mentioned what a scene this joint is? True to it's name the beautiful people show up in droves on a pleasant sunny day. Expect the patio and bar to be crowded and bring some patience dealing with the endless line of chads and trixies paying for a single beer with CC or debit-cash people!

Great atmosphere. Wonderful pub in Parsons Green. The atmosphere matches the decor and the menu is…read moreperfect for the clientele. There is an outdoor covered patio with potted plants adding to a unique London flavor. The menu selection (attached) and prices are consistent with the Fulham area.

Well hot damn!! This place is a golden nugget for sure! We landed in London, and six hours later we…read morefind ourselves in this place, nestled in an alley style of pubs and shops in Carnaby. Haven't eaten or drank much water today, and we were in a mission for some fish and chips. Well, turns out we failed in that department, and we stumbled in this place because we were so damn hungry. I ordered the The Diablo burger, and holy hell of name of the devil in Español... it is to die for!! Don't let the name fool you... no heat whatsoever. This thing was huge in presentation and even better in taste. It HAS to be the pickles that make the taste buds explode and pop in the mouth! I ordered a side of their tater tots... I kid you not, it is the best tasting tots I've ever had. It's almost borderline of a tot and fried hash brown. Big and crispy in size. So perfect to quench the hunger pangs (hangry) of my wife and my happy go lucky and lost in London friend . I definitely recommend this hidden little gem, which yes, serves American style cuisine, but damn, they just about do it better than home. Enjoy walking through the shops, grab some beers from some local pubs in Carnaby, and stop by for some tasty food!

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.