I will keep this simple 1. The line is very long…read more2. The service was horrible. Every time I asked for help they Ignored me as if my money wasn't good enough as everyone else's 3 they have a minimum charge of 25 per person 4. Most overpriced hookah I have ever smoked 5. THEY SERVED MY WIFE AND I CHEESECAKE THAT WAS EXPIRED AND EVER SINCE I GOT BACK TO THE HOTEL I HAVE BEEN THROWING UP AND HAVING DIARRHEA!!! Literally the most I paid to have bowel issues When I come back to London I definitely will not be going here ever again for shisha or good or dessert

Zero Stars. Unfortunately to leave a feedback must choose minimum one star…read more An establishment which is TRYING to be an upmarket sheesha venue but fails in every way miserably. Being neighbours to a widely known hotel, they must think of themselves as the dogs b******s but are sooooo lame. A Japanese fusioned menu which they can't cook to the right standard. Relatively high prices which the end product cannot justify. Very difficult venue to find as not signposted at all. Even the grounds they share with hotel doesn't showcase the venue so they must be embarrassed of their small time inferior neighbours! Recap: crap food, crap atmosphere, difficult venue to find, high prices, fake - being something they are not and unable to deliver to. I would avoid! Many Many Many times better and classier sheesha and food establishments available around the city, choose one of them and enjoy.

Strangely, pubs are not thick on the ground in Wimbledon. The Alexandra (locally known as "the…read moreAlex") is centrally located, a short walk from the railway station. It is very popular, benefiting from an off-street outside seating area, plus a terrace upstairs. It has a full bar, including a good range of real ales and craft ales. They serve food throughout the week. I've always found service to be friendly, and reasonably efficient (it can get very busy in summer). I have only eaten here a few times, and the food has always been perfectly decent: the main issue in terms of both food and drinks is that it is quite expensive, reflecting the area it is in. A couple of pints of lager, with some snacks, won't leave much change out of £20. But the upstairs Terrace in particular is a nice place to chill out, and it feels away from the hectic traffic of the Broadway.

Food was good (7/10), Service was ok (6/10), Restrooms and overall cleanliness fell short (2/10)…read more Had the fish and chips and scotch egg. Both very good. Also tasted the steak hot pie. Good but a bit too salty. Would I go back. Hmmm... probably not.

We stopped in for a pint and it was a bit brightly lit than most pubs. Lots of seating available…read moreand an area for private parties on the left side behind the bar. The hotel part of this seems nice as the loos are upstairs where all the rooms are located. Service was standard. Love the name of this place.

Typical English pub on one of the busiest streets of Wandsworth with lots of room and affordable…read moregood beers. I happened to get here the first time because my usual pub, a few minutes away, was fully packed for a big rugby match. The atmosphere was pretty welcoming and relaxed, the TV screen are quite dated, making it a fantastic venue for those not too interested in watching a bunch of guys running for a ball or, even worse, trying to hit it with a bat. Since then, this became our regular place with true customers and a guaranteed seat (hopefully this review will end up among the non-recommended ones).

I had lunch here with the girlfriend when we met one of her friends in Earlsfield…read more During this wonderful summer heatwave, there was onky one place to dine - the nice garden and patio seating area at the back of the restaurant There's a retro vintage feel to the place with the bill arriving in a vinyl record cover and the menu is American in inspiration My strawberry milkshake was flavoursome if a little thin The girlfriend recommended the burgers. She went with her favourite Wildwood burger, a traditional mix. I chose the Giorgio Kiriakos burger, a juicy lamb burger with halloumi. It filled the hungry spot nicely The decor could maybe do with a lick of paint here and there but it was a relaxed place for a reasonably priced meal

Mel's is a cool little bar/restaurant about a ten minute walk from Earlsfield station. They have a…read morereally cool secret garden in the back, great for a first date or romantic dinner. It's a truly local shindig, so regulars are common and they reflect the diversity of the surrounding areas. They have a lunch deal for £5.50 which changes daily: but evenings are good too. This is also a really nice venue to have a get together. If you book early enough Mel's could be a great place for birthday parties. The menu is quite British, but looks awesome at the same time, if a little expensive.

This is a neighbourhood Turkish restaurant with a separate takeaway outlet adjacent…read more The dining part has a main room at the front and a smaller, more private eating area at the rear up a few steps. The walls are largely bare brick and there are pretty Middle Eastern lamps everywhere. That said, the lighting is a little bright and there's piped Middle Eastern music, so it's not as cosy as the name might suggest. We had the set menu for £18.95 for two, with a bottle of Pinot Grigio. The menu included the mixed vegetarian meze to start, followed by vegetarian moussaka (served with rice and salad) followed by a Turkish coffee and fresh mint tea. The food was good, and portions generous. The bread served with the meze was superb - as was the Kisir (bulgar wheat with fresh herbs and spices) and Cacik (the Turkish take on Tzaziki). The freshness of everything was very evident. Service from one of the waiters was a bit erratic but the other was super friendly and very efficient. The Turkish coffee and mint tea were very good. The bill, including wine and service, came to £35 a head. A nice touch was asking if we were happy with the service charge. Overall, it was a good experience and I'd happily go back.

My sister suggested this restaurant and as I'm not usually a huge fan of Turkish food I wasn't…read moreoverly enthused, but in this case I was definitely wrong! We started off looking through the impressive cocktail menu - I chose the Mango Jambo which was delicious (although the coconut milk made it very sweet and a little dessert-y, so I ended up drinking most of it after the meal). They have a great selection with a wide range of spirits. The menus are laminated and a lot of the cocktails come in novelty glasses so it's not a classy affair, but great if you're looking for a fun & laid back evening! We ordered a selection of food between us and the portions were very generous. My favourites were the grilled halloumi (although I'm not sure how you can go wrong with this) and the stuffed peppers - they were stuffed with couscous & veg and were surprisingly light. All of the dips were well seasoned an not too oily, a problem I usually find! The staff were incredibly friendly and accommodating, and overall it was a lovely meal.

Savannah bar and lounge is situated on the corner of Lingham road in Clapham/Stockwell. It has a…read morenice cosy atmosphere with dimmed lights and candles with a wide screen TV, outside parasols and a wine bar. The bar is split into two, one side the lounge and the other side a pub wine bar like feel. They have recently added food to their menu at the bar if you get a little peckish complimented with extravagant cocktails; both alcoholic and non-alcoholic. The music is vibrant and each night there is a different event. BlessedSouls UK is the latest event taking place every 2nd Friday of the month free before 8pm and £3 thereafter with a live New Open Mic/ Showcase/ Inspirational Night with Live Band. !!GREAT sights, GREAT vibes!!

Small, overpriced and primarily for a crowd with more money than sense / taste.read more

There's old gold in them thar hills ! Good for bottle blonde divorcees.read more

Avoid at all cost. They gave us bad Guinness in dirty…read moreglasses. Didn't even finish at risk of getting sick, 3-4 sips and we left.

This is my new favourite bar in Clapham! What can be better than £5 Happy Hour drinks? Amazing…read morejazzy decor and friendly staff! Definietly try the Chocolate Monkey! It's fun!

I have been looking exactly for a place like this!!!…read more Relaxed enough to be a lounge bar but with a club edge without the headache of queues, entrance fees, strict dress code etc. The outside is quite deceiving but happily went on recommendation from a friend and was pleasantly surprised. Not many places like this open midweek so definitely happy to know it exists.

Great view and nice place to hang around to grab a few drinks. Staff super friendly, very…read morewelcoming! If you're ever staying in this hotel, definitely check it out! It's quite a gem!

QUESTION: Where can you go to get a five-star hotel's afternoon champagne tea for £20?…read more ANSWER: The Wyndham Grand at Chelsea Harbour. It's as simple as that, folks. Because of the Wyndham Grand's out-of-the-way Imperial Wharf location, you, too, could enjoy the epic spread of afternoon tea (with posh finger sandwiches, two homemade warm raisin scones with clotted cream and jam and a spread of individually sized sweet pastries and other treats - too much food for a single person to reasonably consume, I assure you) along with a glass of bubbly at a leisurely pace whilst taking in the view of the harbour and its (billionaires') boats. I'm not entirely sure why the afternoon tea is so cheap, but it is. Tea without champagne is a measly 15 quid. I booked a place for tea online and arrived to a quiet lounge area at 3:00pm, with Sunday brunch winding down in the adjacent restaurant. The table was set, and the polished and besuited server greeted me graciously. The low-seated couches and armchairs were large and cosy, and my companions and I sipped, munched, supped and gluttonously indulged for THREE HOURS. Service wasn't without its faults: the server was a bit nervous for whatever reason, but she was certainly friendly and gracious; my first pot of tea was loose leaf, as one would expect of afternoon tea at a five-star hotel, but my second pot had a teabag chucked in (although said tea in teabag was aromatic and delicious); water and/or tea refills weren't forthcoming, but the server would have fetched these things if asked. Despite these lapses in service (nit-picky though they are), overall, the experience and value for money were outstanding. SUMMARY: Go here if you're a local, you want an indulgent yet inexpensive afternoon tea, you don't want to combat crowds of tourists who may or may not think that the clotted cream belongs in their teacups.* _______________________________________________________ *Although I do know that by posting this review the afternoon tea at the Wyndham Grand may very well become more busy than it was on my first visit, I remain confident that it will maintain its atmosphere of exclusivity due to its less-accessible location.