Superb restaurant serving delicious Greek and Cypriot classic cuisine ... we went there as a large…read moregroup for a family patriarch's 70th birthday and the food to service was perfect! Everything from the hoummous, tzatziki, taramasalata and grilled halloumi to start, to the, grilled fish and lamb and chicken souvla served with roast potatoes, rice and the ubiquitous Greek salad was fresh, beautifully cooked and served ... their dolmades were stand out divine!!! We will be going there again and again ... Panorama is a perfect addition to the local high road and neighbourhood ... it has 18 votes of confidence and recommendations from us!

Great family restaurant. Excellent food at reasonable prices. Great with children too.read more

I really enjoyed the service and a great cheeseburger! They have a wide variety of food. They serve…read morebreakfast food all day! Thats a plus if you just want breakfast at 8 p.m.

Christ, what can I say that's not been said already below in the two 10 star reviews, apart from…read morethis is one of the few restaurants you come across once in a lifetime that you cannot fault any element of - quality, value, service, atmosphere and of course QUANTITY! Took the family (missus and child) here to try it last week as it was both local and well rated. The restaurant itself is located in a dingy side street in Barnet where there's a few other restaurants/takeaways and a convenience store, in all honesty a bit dodgy looking. Nevertheless we persevered and found the village Greek restaurant which really did stand out like a sore thumb on that street. Simple, clean, wooden panelled interior, unpretentious deco and very homely feel with ambient lighting - enough so to work as a romantic dining experience too. Upon entering (although I booked a table for 8pm the place was quite empty on a Saturday night, that sent alarm bells for me) we were swiftly seated and given a walm welcome. I already had the Meze meal for 2 in mind but asked the manager anyway if it would be worth ordering anything extra for the child and he quickly said "no no no it will be enough" with a big grin on his face :). I (very pigheadedly in retrospect) ignored his advice and ordered some extra side of home made chips which I asked to be served along with the main meal. So the banquet commenced with 4 dips and some potato salad and olives. The taramasalat, my fave, was oddly White in colour instead of pink but tasted very nice - just the right amount of salty sour I like :) tzantziki, tahini and hommous were good also and this was all served with a huge bowl of warmed pitta (also delicious). The chips came afterwards and it was the biggest bowl of side dish chunky chips I've seen in my life! Imagine a fruit bowl full of fries and you won't be far off. Obviously little boy was happy with his mountain of fried potato goodness. (I also helped him out of course but we didn't even get near finishing it with the rest of the meze arriving!) To be honest by this point I was actually quite full and would have paid the full £18pp price just for the starter but then came ham and halloumi cheese, 2 giant grilled mushrooms, some mini salami sausages, pastroumi, courgette omelette. That was Allll fantastically seasoned and tasted great but Ladies and Gents, this was still the starters. So, after Undoing my belt, then came the main fish course - fried calamari (light and crispy, no greasiness), garlic prawns in a risotto like dish (this was my absolute favourite of the mains, very very tasty, the other half said it was nice but perhaps a bit salty), bbqed red mullet (grilled to perfection - the meat was juicy and slid off the bone easily meaning well cooked, seasoning was a simple mix of olive oil, lemon, salt and pepper). Top button of my jeans pops off and the next main arrives - mixed platter of chicken, pork and beef cutlets on a bed of grilled vegetables (peppers, onions) and again a fruit bowl full of greek salad with a generous bar of feta cheese on top. If I'm honest I didn't even touch the salad as I think I fell asleep at the table from overindulgence-poisoning, but the missus rates it well with fresh mixed salad leaves and light lemon juice/pepper seasoning. I did try the meat (although literally 1 piece of each meat to try for flavour - again fantastic) but could not physically stomach another bite. The waitress, spotting our table that was littered with half finished plates of Greek goodness and top buttons of trousers littered all over the floor, kindly asked if we wanted to takeaway the rest to which I shouted YES PLEASE perhaps a little too enthusiastically. So out came, and I joke you not, 5 big containers of takeaway Greek food or 1 supermarket carrier bags worth of food. Waitress jested if we wanted dessert to which there was a collective exclamation of 'no thanks' as we refastened out belts. Now onto the bill. For such a large assortment of high quality authentic Greek cuisine I was astonished that the bill came to below £60 including a bottle of wine and drinks. There was no service charge attached so I more than happily gave the smiley waitress 15% of the bill. Overall a highly recommended outing for a wide variety of audiences - family, couples and gluttons (like myself). I may however opt to try one of the reasonably priced main courses next time. Or maybe just starve myself for a week before I come back.

If you ever fancy a Greek take away...then this is a must...Food arrives hot...is very tasty and…read morewell worth every penny...my grandaughter loves the rice with prawns in....would highly reccomend..we order from here every other weekend...FANTASTIC

This is an excellent restaurant! It is part of our hotel. We were quite surprised it was so good,…read moreand in our week here we ate at Flames almost every night. Every single thing on the menu is good, and the prices are reasonable. The staff is great - we were impressed with Anastasia, who helped us several evenings. I hope more people find this place. Its a hidden gem, and has great food. Mediterranean in style, it is tasty and seems healthy too. The Octopus appetizer was awesome, the bread that comes with every meal is perfect, the main courses are delicious and filling, and they have a nice selection of wine.

We visited this restaurant on Saturday night…read more A friend had been before and had a lovely time yet her experience last night and the other five of us , it was our first time, were far from nice and one word to describe terrible. We were served with food , of how can I say half a packet of salt on everything from the Kalamari which tasted like it was brought from a supermarket definitely not fresh rubbery taste to the meat being so over cooked and full of spices this certainly was the worst Greek food well if you can say Greek meze we have ever experienced and note we are all Greek Cypriots ! The only items of food that was nice was the pitta bread and some dips. Having a heavily pregnant lady with us didn't help either we weren't treated with any kind of warmth or hospitality , they were too busy serving and caring more about the other three tables and didn't bother much with us , yet we constantly said please ask the chef not so much salt. We were also served with one slice of watermelon which he said was a fruit platter! Where was the fruit one disgusting sour watermelon We had such a horrible experience that we just wanted to leave. We asked for the bill which was incorrect yet the owner wasn't having it and questioned us then he has the audacity to screw up the bill in our faces and throw it and tell us to leave and don't pay then. And then he had the cheek to say we don't go out to eat we don't know ! We most certainly do go out for dinners whether it be local in north london or in the city or Mayfair we were prepared to spend even £100 on a dinner, if it was worth it . We were disgusted by this attitude of the owner and said no we are going to pay please amend it we paid and he was very rude and ignorant. We will never step foot in this place again and certainly never recommend it. There are much better Greek restaurants in north London, this isn't more than a cafe style restaurant in a hotel Stay clear from here

Despite the Greek sounding name, looking at the menu, I'm wondering if it's actually a Turkish…read moreplace. Greek-Turkish Frenemies?! The 15 inch pizza was more like a 14.5 inch pizza (yes I always keep a tape measure on hand when ordering pizza to call out all the pizza dimension shenanigans of there), anyway I guess I can let it slide. My wife liked it a lot and wants to order from here again. I thought it was just basic ok. One of the cheaper ones I could find and they don't charge anything for delivery. The sour cream and garlic sauces didn't taste great and I threw most of it out. At least I didn't have to pay extra for the sauces. Matt G, reviewing a pizza place and not adding a joke/pun about pizza? Never mind, it's too cheesy anyway.

When we arrived to the restaurant, we immediately felt that there were major discrepancies in price…read morebetween the menu available on the website and the menus on the table - often a £2 or £3 difference in individual items. The hospitality was cold and unwelcoming, they seemed indifferent to their customers. The meal was served within an appropriate time, however the food itself really wasn't worth the price. The worst part was waiting for the bill for half an hour whilst the serving staff tended to their own dinners in the restaurant. The bill itself was not broken drown by item and given to us as a total amount, and the overweight owner sat back to his dinner with his back to us so that he didn't have to attend to us. We persisted and asked for a bill that showed us a breakdown, and got angry as they thought we were questioning their prices. He threw our credit card very rudely on the table. When we did eventually receive the itemised bill, we were charged for "inclusive" salads that were meant to be included with the meals. We were also pretty miffed to find that he'd added compulsory £5 service charge which was not stated anywhere on the menu, internet site or at the restaurant. It should not have been more than £43 and we were charged £53. It was my husband's birthday, but it was unprofessional, rude, and thoroughly dissatisfying. I would not recommend this restaurant to anyone.

I've had nothing but GREAT experiences at Black Pepper…read more The staff are not just friendly, but attentive and are willing to go the extra mile. The fact that it was a year between visits didn't diminish the fact that I was both welcomed and recognised as I entered. The food is superb. The chefs are not just competant, but highly skilled, and are willing to fulfil any request that is made. My overall impression of Black Pepper is of a restaurant that I would love to dine in more. The food is well prepared, well presented and reasonably priced.