Excellent food. Great service. I especially recommend their rump steak with the home fries it is an…read moreexcellent dish. One of my favourites. It is in a secluded area in bexleyheath which is the only down side. Most people don't even know it's there. However, overall it is a great restaurant

From the owner: Mixteca is the brainchild of a group of food connoisseurs and restaurant industry professionals…read morewith a particular interest in authentic Mexican cuisine. We have embarked on a mission to give diners a taste of Mexico and the definitive experience of enjoying meals made with love, soul and age-old recipes from generations ago.Located in South London

I've been here both to eat and just to have a drink. Both times I was very happy with the service…read morewe received (the staff are very attentive) and the quality of the food / drinks. The downside to this place without a doubt is the price... It's very expensive for everything from drinks to food, this isn't the sort of place you can come of a cheap night out. An important note is that you are required to wear shoes if you come here in the evenings for the bar. When I came the security presence was very high, there were three guys on a Thursday night which felt like overkill. I must say that it's probably one of the better places to drink in Bexleyheath though!

A really lovely classy restaurant during the week , ask to be seated in the back in the room with…read morethe tree or with a view to the room with the tree; recommend the spinning and hazelnut pasta!

Went here last time I was home with my parents. I love Indian food and this restaurant on Plaistow…read moreLane in Sundridge Park is new so it's got really high standards still. The staff here are really great and they know how to impress you so it's worth a visit if you get a chance. Very contemporary!

Great place to hang out, to have a business meeting or to spend some quality time with the loves…read moreones. Been here already few times and I couldnt think of something bad to say about this place. The food is always nice, warm and fresh, the drinks are high quality as well as the service. The staff are polite, kind and welcoming. Last but not least, the prices are affordable, nothing really I cant handle.

Nyne's came to Bexleyheath just over a year ago and was a breath of fresh air. Pete and his crew…read moremanaged to turn what was a boring snooker club into a dynamic, exciting venue that rapidly became THE place to go out. With their award winning team of bar tenders they make a wide range of cocktails, so whether you're a fuzzy naval kind of person, or someone who prefers a classic Old Fashioned, they can sort you out. Over the year they've also added more theme and event evenings, adding great music to the night too. Friday and Saturday nights are usually pretty packed so make sure you get there early to get in. There is always a great atmosphere at the bar and we've always had a great time. Even if it's your first time Pete, Tom and Luke and the rest will all make you feel welcome. You only need to go a few times and they'll soon know your name and your favourite tipple. Whether you want to go out for a party night or even just a few drinks early on, Nyne's really is the best place to go to in the area.

I came here for NYE (New Years Eve) and am glad I did... The music was right on the money and they…read morehad a great selection of drinks. I don't remember much after midnight but can tell you that they really rammed people in there. A lot of bodies in a small place meant it was hot, and queing for a drink at the main bar was ridiculous. Luckily I discovered the side bar early on which was virtually clear. If you want a night out in Bexleyheath then this is a good place to go BUT, it's Bexleyheath so it shuts at 12am / 1am.

Came in for my Uncle's 85th birthday. My Aunt and Uncle enjoy this place my first time here. It…read morewas very busy when we came in mid afternoon. We went up to the bar to order drinks and food. I did notice you could order from your phone but Auntie likes to do things the old fashioned way so up to the bar we went and we were helped pretty quickly. I had a monster mango mash cocktail it was good but not strong. My Aunt and Uncle had beer and red wine nothing fancy but they were happy with it. I had fish and chips with baked beans. It was good basic fish and chips. My Aunt and Uncle had baked potatoes aka jacket potatoes with tuna and it came with a side salad. They were happy with that. We had a good time. I would come back here.

The Furze Wren was formally known as Lloyds No 1 Bar but a couple of years back underwent a…read morerefurbishment. I was never a fan of the original Lloyds and pretty much had to be physically dragged there by friends. I'm sad to say that the only changes to the place have been physical. Being a Weatherspoons, it is a case of cheap drinks all round. Early evenings and midweek this can be quite a good place to socialise. But at the weekends it packs out to the point where it becomes unenjoyable. there are a lot of people clambering for the bar staff's attention and it took me ages to get served at the bar. A lot of people appear to go to The Furze Wren to get as drunk as possible for as cheap as possible. Of course this means that you can encounter a number of unpleasant characters. Don't get me wrong, the majority of people are there to keep themselves to themselves and to have a good time, but it is worth keeping your wits about you and be prepared to be knocked into a lot if you are there during these busy periods. As far as food and drink quality goes, it is Weatherpoons' standard which means good value and good quality. The Furze Wren is good for a midweek drink and socialising with friends. As for weekends, I would suggest only going there if you can tolerate nightclub style environments (ie, crowded and loud). Being based in Bexleyheath Broadway makes it a good place for lunch or a break from shopping/work. Pretty much every bus route that goes through Bexleyheath stops within a few hundred yards of it although some buses are subject to diversions on Friday/Saturday nights and during other busy periods. Parking is available outside Sainsbury's around the corner.

Wonderful local place! Great deal on a Sunday! £20 for 5 tapas…read more Great food, great sangria!!!

Popped in at last minute with the family. Has a family run feel. Enjoyed the food but could have…read moremore tapas on the menu.

do yourself a favour and give your money to business who know how to treat a customer. there are…read moreplenty restaurants in Blackheath. This one is appalling which serves frozen chewy pasta, with rude owners/managers who tend to argue with customers. Used to be a super nice place when Locale, now is just a horrendous place. Read their reviews. Lots of negative ones addressing the food and the attitude of the owners/managers. Note for owner/manager: please don't bother arguing on my review, as I have noticed you often do, instead you should use the time to improve your communication skills, customer service skills, food quality and learn how to treat women. I have noticed a lot of women are complaining about your attitude.

I had a really nice dinner here last night. The staff were friendly and the food tasted fresh! I'd…read moredefinitely come back again.

Late November, weekday lunch ends up being a nice time to go here... because my family and I were…read morethe only ones there. Or anywhere near Greenwich, it turns out. But the weather was comfortably cool and dry-ish, the view cloudy but still fantastic, and the food excellent. I had the venison, apple, and leek sausages... this being near the end of our trip, I wanted to keep it traditional. Plus I'm pretty sure you just can't find this stateside; crisp exterior, full-on savory interior, atop a hearty waxy potato mash. Very simple, very good; no regrets. No regrets on the treacle tart either, which to be honest I wasn't sure exactly _what_ it was, but realized one bite in that it's a whole lot of golden syrup. Which isn't something I can't really find at home either, and is probably one of my favorite flavors in sweet food. I liked it so much, I swore to figure out how to make one when I got back (which I will do, as soon as we're through all the Christmas cookies.) It's not that far a walk down the Thames, but definitely worth it.