We were looking for pretty much any caf or restaurant that served hamburgers. So we passed…read more"Tartine Artisanal" turned back around again, and said "let's give it a try. I'm so please we did. Joe, our server, was amazing. He was, pleasant, patient and just the type of guy you like to be your server. The restaurant itself is cosy letting you know you can relax, chat and eat. When our burgers came, we couldn't wait to dig in. I'm sorry I didn't take a photo but they did look photo worthy - they were hamburger with cheese and bacon!! Thanks guys at Tartine Artisanal! You made our day with the best burgers I've tasted in London!! Oh, and I hope to go back again soon. Gloria

My keen Yelper's eye was caught by Tartine Artisanal's soft opening sign outside the shop. A little…read morereasearch on Yelp shows that it's the latest in a chain of bakeires in the local area I like the slightly funky air inside. Lots of traditional wood flooring with a mixture of dining/sitting areas, some with chairs and some with sofas. Looks like a place to hang out with friends The sign outside said bakery and eatery. At the front, you'll find the baked goods and coffee/drinks options. These are written up on a high blackboad so that it's easy for everyone waiting to see them and choose A bit further in, you'll find more substantial food options. These are of the heat up again variety rather than cook from scratch variety. Looks like a nice addition to the area

I had spied Pooja while driving through Tooting recently and returned to gaze through the window at…read morethe wonderous assortment of Indian sweets and savouries on offer. I love trying new tastes and the row upon row of unknown goodies was too tempting to pass up. Business was brisk this Saturday but the staff were patient enough to recommend things. I have more of a savoury tooth and ended up with bags of 3 different types of gathia, lovely crunchy noodle-shaped snacks. I also had some chum chums and gulaab jamun, both recommended and yummy if a little sweet. A treasure trove whether or not you're familiar with Indian sweets and savouries.

Choosing a path of vegetarianism has the potential to be a little boring on the culinary side of…read morethings. Entering Pooja will provide you with a world of tasty options though: it's a place with a wonderful smell and all sorts of Indian foods and sweets. Everything is completely vegetarian, though not vegan. evident in their egg-less cakes. So if you have a lively Indian wedding to cater for, or a Bollywood themed party, Pooja is your one stop shop. Everything is completely authentic and very well-priced, and for your enjoyment, they have a complete on-line ordering system too which includes a delivery service to your home address.

Back in June I ordered a cake for my son's 10th birthday. When I saw the cake, it looked amazing…read moreand it tasted great too! The lady who works in the bakery is very talented and helpful. I was very happy. I will be back soon.

Lovely little crazy-cheap bakery…read more Went in there last night right before closing, after being enticed by their wonderful window display of cakes. We were served by a very helpful lady that spent time explaining what the different choices of Eastern European biscuits and cakes where, before loading us up with 6 cookies and 2 slices of homemade baklava, all for only £1.80!!! And on the way out, she offered us free sandwiches! So we walked away very happy indeed with a feast for two. The food itself was tasty, especially the coconut cookie and pistachio baklava. Delicious. Next time I'm in the neighbourhood I want to try a slice of their cakes - the carrot fudge cake looks amazing!

Ordered a Russian Honey Cake from Simon. He was able to deliver the next day. Very responsive to…read moreemail and delivery was on time. Cake was fabulous. Highly recommend ordering from Simon. I could not be happier

From the owner: A London bakery making bespoke cakes and other sweetmeats that taste as good as they look.read more

Friendly service, amazing pastries and breads. Brilliant focaccia and sandwiches. Made with love…read more Was given a free pasty as they'd run out of focaccia. Lovely personal touch.

Great small bakery with amazing breads at good prices. I had a Sunflower Loaf which was really good…read moreand with a lovely smell.

I'm a long time resident of Morden and I have to say that the food offerings around the station are…read morequite stereotypical - kebab shops spring to mind. However, I was pleasantly surprised to spot Dessertz this week They describe themself as an ice cream parlour and cafe. Visible from the outside are the big tubs of gelato, which is what drew me in. The menu also lists milkshakes and coffees as well as more fancy ice cream creations I opted for one scoop of banoffee in a cone to take with me on my underground journey. It was lovely - good banana flavour with a ribbon of caramel; runniong througn it. They have a loyalty scheme, offering free coffee or ice cream with every 6 purchases

I would give this cafe&bakery 5 stars for the quality of breads and pastries and the friendly guy…read morebehind the counter but the owner's policy to provide no plates for dining in and no boxes for taking food away is absurd (-6 stars for this). If you opt to dine in you have to eat your stuff "served" on your pastry paper bag and since it's greasy, you leave some charming stains on the table. And if you decide to take the pastries away, then it is your own problem that you did not bring any (lunch) box with you and you ended with some greasy stains on your bag/purse. The place is very small with 5 tables inside and has limited choice of drinks and sweet and savory pastries but they are all delicious, freshly prepared and authentic. You can also pre-order celebration and holiday cakes (Easter cakes, Christmas cakes, etc.) Staff is friendly and helpful. My friend and I had leek&cheese savory pastry, cheese pastry (banitza) and milinka. That was accompanied by a yoghurt drink (ayran) and a boza drink (a sweet fermented ground millet drink) - all imported from Bulgaria and fresh. This is a nice place where you can try Bulgarian food and nothing more.

The shtick here is that they specialise in erm....tarts. Like topless pies. Coffee is OK. Seems to…read morebe efficiently staffed, and reasonably priced relative to the competition.

We were looking for a place around Clapham common and stumbled on this place. It has a clean modern…read morelook to it. As you go in you can see the tarts and cakes on offer. There is a good feel to the pace and the people who work there are friendly. It has free wifi for people who want to stay connected. We were after soup so we had soup of the day: carrot, spicy lentil, coriander oil and Greek yogurt. It came with a warm brown roll and some butter. It was perfect for what we wanted. Great place worth a visit.