Barnehurst Kebab is quite average with not much making it stand out from other take aways in the…read morearea. Prices are very reasonable and it doesn't take long from entry to getting your food and leaving. There is a table to wait and there are normally papers to browse through which gives you something to do. The shop is a popular stop off for people making their way home from Bexleyheath and I have seen the place get quite rowdy or full of drunken chav characters after pub kicking out time which can be quite unnerving. Parking is available right outside the shop which allows for a quick visit.

Best food I have had in awhile. food was hot, fresh and delicious, it also came out quickly. The…read morestaff were helpful and friendly, we can't wait to go back!

Hmmm... My craving for naughtiness peaked as I ambled through zone five today. This emotional and…read moreall to frequent urge had to be fulfilled but luckily I spotted Broadway Traditional Fish & Chips. GREASE! It had to be mine. On entering this little takeaway eatery I noted that they also sold kebabs and fried chicken. I couldn't help but smile when the man behind the counter pointedly made me aware that they sold 'Fried Chicken.' 'Dude! Come on!' I ordered dirty sausage in batter with chips. Sarah S order a halloumi and salad pitta with chilli sauce. Although my order was really good, her halloumi sandwich kicked my greasy treats ass. I had seriously bad food envy. She let me share. All in all I was surprised by the quality and price of the food. When I am back in Bexleyheath I will be getting myself a halloumi & salad pitta for sure.

Personally recommended and conveniently around the corner from me, I ordered grilled cod with rice…read moreand salad. The cod was foil wrapped so was still lovely and hot when I got home, but on opening the sealed package the aroma that hit me was literally mouth watering. The cod was cooked beautifully (melt in the mouth kind of beautiful) and was accompanied by tomatoes, onions and a little chilli sauce. What a healthy and unexpected tasty delight for a wheat intolerant person, to be able to venture in to a chip shop and have a truly wonderful (and healthy!) meal! The owner is charming, his staff efficient and now I know that he fries his chips in separate oil to the fish (the batter contains wheat) AND changes the oil every day, I'll be popping in for another treat very soon - hot chips with salt and vinegar! Heaven! I may also order a chicken shish (minus the pitta) to go with it.... Highly recommended! A*

Luckily my friend knew where to take me during my solo trip to London as I was severely unprepared…read morefor this. I kept hearing about this traditional pie place located on a lower level of the Covent Garden Market and apparently you gotta have a pie when visiting. I decided to go with the chicken and mushroom pie since I couldn't man up enough to try the steak and kidney pie. Only organ meat I will consider is foie gras otherwise please keep all the kidney, brain, heart and any other Jeffrey Dahmer bag items away from me please. Overall, the pie was pretty good! flaky shell pastry and chunks of chicken inside. What else can you ask for in a savory pie. Also got a beer... because every meal in London has to have a beer on the side.

A great english cafe with a fantastic range of breafasts and lunches…read more The cafe is family friendly and given how busy this place is from very early morning through to late afternoon the staff are both friendly and helpful

Fish & chips served hot. Fish was crispy. I think it needed some salt. Chips were very. Crispy on…read morethe outside, and soft on the inside.

Cash only! We had to step outside to the convenience store nearby to the outside ATM in order to…read moreretrieve cash. It's a greasy old place. Cooks were decent, but server was very quiet. Fish was mushy, inside and out. Mushy peas were good. Chips were good. Roll and butter was a bit too dry and crumbly. Toilet is a steep walk up and down upstairs.

The Bakery in Pickford Lane is a great place to pick up a filling lunch at a reasonable price. The…read moreusual baked goods are available as well as filled baguettes with a range of fillings to choose from and hot and cold drinks all to take away. Unlike most bakeries there is an option to sit and eat in. It's quite a charming and intimate place to have lunch, ideal for conversation and a catch up. Their meal deal makes The Bakery affordable, around £4.20 for a baguette, cake and a hot drink which is tastier, cheaper and more filling than most other High Street delis. It's close to Bexleyheath station and so is great for grabbing food on the way to and from work. There is are a few parking spaces in the street next to the shop.

The Bakery on Pickford Lane is a great place for any baked goods you can imagine…read more The Staff are very friendly and experienced and will get you served as quick as they can. I would go to the Bakery any day of the week over all the high street chain "fake" bakeries that lay around town. Their bread is so fresh and tasty, and i am a sucker for their farmhouse loaf. Their fresh cream cakes are to die for, as well as the remaining of the cakes they have to offer. Also, warm cups of tea and coffee can be found here. The Bakery is a prime example of why traditional family bakeries are better than chain bakeries and a reason you should continue getting your fresh bread from here.

Hi, ate at Old Bexley Greek Taverna last night, a nice surprise…read more Friendly welcome, not very busy but then they are resurfacing the High Street so no traffic allowed through! Good service, good choice on the menu, I went for my favourites of cdolmadakia starters followed by lamb kleftiko very tasty and washed down with a couple of glasses of house red. Service attentive but not overpowering, nice to see what were obviously regulars eating here, reasonable price, including tip £25. A nice touch was what I assume the owner, walked a lady and her two daughters up to where a taxi could pick them up, remember the High Street was closed. Will return.

Amazing find, we walked past here on the way to another local restaurant and when we saw the other…read morerestaurant we decided to go back to this restaurant and are very glad that we did, we have now been twice this week! Amazing food for all moods, light and more substantial and the desserts are amazing the baklava is not set and stale as one could find in many restaurants in London, really highly recommend!

We were a group of six for our first visit. We couldn't fault the service or the food. Everything…read morewas cooked to order with no fuss and very pleasant staff. Will be back for certain.

This place's working hours are hard to guess. But if you're lucky you won't be disappointed. Great…read moreingredients, real Italian food and Mario himself is a great character and very nice person.

I see that it's been just 2 years since I last posted a review of this place. And - to my surprise…read morethere don't seem to have been many other reviews since then. Just visited again and I can write without any hesitation that this restaurant remains consistently good. Which is not always the case with eating establishments. one of which fall off in quality, service, value-for-money. My review is of eating-in. The takeaway food quality would be the same. A) Food - still delicious. Fish is very fresh - fried & grilled to perfection. Chips - old-fashioned chunky. Fluffy inside - crisp outside. Very generous portions. Also I discovered why their hummus & taramasalata starters are so good. Handmade in the restaurant. Not supplied by an outside caterer or from a jar. B) Service - terrific. Friendly and prompt. C) Prices - very reasonable. Similar to standard fish & chippies serving rather standard fare. All told this is a superb choice for dining-in. (Tables well spaced apart. And always a quiet ambiance). And great for take-out. They seem to work with all the food delivery applications - so people can order through those. Unfortunately for me I live 6,000 miles away! So a treat only when in London. I'm a very picky type. This place is my top pick in London!

Nautilus is still my absolute favourite Fish & Chip restaurant in London. In fact, in England. In…read morefact, in the world. I don't miss Fish & Chips when I am not in London. I miss Nautilus. I went for (an irregular choice for me) cod tonight. It was moist, chunky and full of flavour.