So I came here on a Saturday afternoon, for a birthday meal and what first impressive was the…read moreappearance. Super comfy chairs, nice long tables, perfect for getting a large group of people together and some cute decor. The staff are super friendly and the server realty took time to talk us through the menu and make recommendations. And I think they charged practically half of the tables phones too, which was fabulous! Totally saved me! Food wise, it's a bit on the pricey side and the portions aren't massive, you'll need a platter and a side each if you wanna eat a fair sized meal. This will come to around £15-18, but the quality is very good! I got the hot fish platter and mmm it was delicious! The wine and beer menu is very extensive which impressed and I tried out a very strange sounding IPA called Galaxy.. No, its not chocolate flavoured, before you ask. That was super strong at 6.5% and is definitely worth trying if you're an IPA drinker. All in all, if you want somewhere with a chilled out vibe for a date night or a meal with a group of friends, this could well be your spot!

A friend of mine holds a monthly event here called the Sunday Shake Off Brunch (a blues dancing and…read moreskills share event - you should check it out!), and I was very impressed with the venue today. We use a room downstairs - fairly small but perfect for our needs, with a DJ booth space in one corner, and a small bar in the opposite corner (we use this as a place to rest our drinks, etc, which are ordered upstairs. There is a bar with stools down one side of the room, sofas lining the other side and one wall has a mirror lining it. Today the room seemed to be decorated with a space theme (not for us but we enjoyed it), and they started taking the decorations down once we were done, so who knows what we'll have next time! One of the sections of our event also involved glitter getting everywhere, and they were fine with that (with advance warning!). They serve brunch until 3pm today upstairs, but we pre-ordered ours and sat down as one big group at 3pm to eat - they were happy to help us rearrange all the tables so that we could sit together properly, rather than in split tables of two or four. The brunch menu is small but varied, from salmon to duck to avocado, and the poached eggs are perfect (and fresh! The yolks are BRIGHT and rich)! The coffees were great too, and there were deals on alcohol but I did not partake on this occasion... Almost most importantly though, the staff were really friendly and helpful! An overall lovely experience, it's a shame Haunt is so far out of my way in the general day to day! Thoroughly recommended.

Fantastic Sunday roast! We came without a reservation and arrived right before they opened. Luckily…read morethey had a table available for an hour and a half, so we were able to take it before the next set of guests arrived. We got the scotch egg to share, which I was so excited to try. It was perfect - crispy outside and meaty inside, with the brightest orange runny yolk with a touch of flakey salt. It was so delicious! For my main I got the pork belly, which was also perfect. The skin was so crispy and crunchy, the meat was juicy, and the layers of fat in between were delicious. I loved the abundance of veggies and also the potatoes on the side. Service was so friendly, and the ambiance was great too! I'd highly recommend this spot for a Sunday roast.

We made a reservation for Sunday roast at P&B. To be honest, it was like Thanksgiving on a plate…read more We ordered the 45 day aged steak. It was tender and delicious. The potato's looked better than they tasted (overrated). What tasted the best in my opinion was the sautéed leeks and parsnips and carrots. The bread was like a fried donut, eh. The Scottish eggs are decent. The ambiance was cool n trendy. Music was on point. We enjoyed our night here.

We landed and went straight to dinner at Mother Mash; we were running about 30 minutes late due to…read moreairport traffic, but the staff were so understanding and held our reservation. Huge thank you to the team! I also noticed the restaurant was completely full and cozy of happy customers, which was great to see. If you're looking for classic bangers and mash in London, this is the place to get it. The customizability is incredible: just pick your main or pie, choose a mash, and drown it in gravy. With so many combination options, there are truly zero wrong answers. . A highlight was being introduced to Tracklements Spitfire Chilli Mustard--it was so good we had to ask where we could buy a jar! To top off a great meal, it was such a lovely surprise to learn that the owner used to live in Vancouver! Great food and wonderful staff! It does get very busy, so just be patient with the line; it's well worth the wait!

Interior: 4 Service: 5…read moreFood: 4 Value: 5 While in London, you gotta get yourself some bangers and mash, and Mother Mash absolutely delivered. The bangers were tasty, the mash was comforting, and the whole thing hit the spot after a day of exploring. But the food wasn't even the best part--the people were! Super friendly service, and I got to chat with the owner, who was genuinely one of the nicest people I've met on this trip. You can tell when someone really cares about their restaurant and the people walking through the door. Now for the sticky toffee pudding...DIABETIC DEEEELISH! My pancreas may file a formal complaint. JK...That sticky toffee pudding was ridiculously good. Great food, genuinely lovely people, and a dessert that made me dance. Welp! Onto the next!

For some really fresh fish and fun staff, head over to Sutton and Sons in Stoke Newington. This was…read morethe freshest tasting fish that I have had in a long time. I ordered the haddock and chips and it was amazingly tasty. The croquettes are good, but really recommend the fish and chips. I saw a beautiful oyster and cold seafood platter that some other customers ordered that looked divine. I kicked myself for not ordering it. If you see the oysters and seafood cold appetizer-- definitely try it with Prosecco. Great staff, a really fun bunch that make you feel like you are eating at a friend's home.

Looking for some Fish and chips and possibly a sausage roll? This is the place. We came in for some…read moreauthentic British dishes with a friend and this place is so good. Easy sit down and staff is friendly.

A nice chill place that has a build your own gin and tonic menu for the G & T drinkers…read more We went on a Sunday evening around 7 when they offer a Sunday roast menu, however, they didn't have any of the roast items that night. So I had the beef pie instead. The beef pie was good with the side of mashed potatoes, but like a few girls I know would say, I've had better. Overall, a good place, especially for the location and I, will try it again. hopefully on my second visit, I will be able to get the Sunday roast, and hopefully, it will be worth another star in my review.

Ok place for drinks, but i am not sure about their food. When i walked in, only a handful of people…read morewere in the restaurant. I had the Sunday roast and the meat was really dry. I pretty much finished my food because i hate wasting food, but it wasn't a pleasant experience. Also, the lady at the bar was pretty rude.

We tried nearly all the appetizer all were outstanding espresso the he of the wood mushrooms with…read moreJerusalem artichokes Service cheerful and helpful Moist neighborhood place not to be missed

Outstanding experience in this cozy little spot ! The food was really really delightful .We had the…read moreprix fixe menu and we enjoyed every course . The Apple dessert was very very very good ! Great staff ! Next trip to London will require a visit !

I loved everything about this restaurant. We went to the one in Covent Garden and I'm officially…read moreobsessed. From the decor to the service to the food, everything hits. Tillie was our server and I wanted to make her my friend! The sweetest smile, the kindest personality and demeanor. It was like a warm hug being served by here. I came in convinced we were going to do the chef's choice meal but there were too many specific dishes we wanted to try so we went in that direction. Started with the rip and dip platter with GF bread. Pitas looked amazing but the GF bread worked great too. The smoked cod dip was unreal. For mains we shared the fried halloumi, sea bream, chicken and calamari. That fried halloumi has been in my head for days now, I'm obsessed. Nothing special about the calamari but the sea bream was bright, nutty and delicious. And the chicken was juicy and the sauce was addictive, I couldn't stop eating it. We got the med cheesecake for dessert and the sourness of the cheese paired with the crunchy kataifi was so good! I can't stop talking about this place and will visit again later this year. Huge fan!!

I've been to this location and the one in Canary Wharf, and both are quite good. Solid…read moreMediterranean cusine for reasonable prices - but some things are better than others. The environments are really pleasant and airy. You feel as though you've been transported outside of London to a restaurant on the coast in Crete. Maybe that's a bit of a stretch but still I do feel as though wnen I'm inside the grey-on-grey atmosphere of the local environment disappears. Food itself is mostly really good. Some personal favorites are the pork and feta sausages which are so comparable to the kind of sausage you'd have camping in the mountains in the States that my sentimentality is for back home rather than the Mediterranean! More on theme is the lightly fried aubergine skewer which is one of the most delicious preperations of eggplant that I've ever had. The greek salad is small but radiating with fresh flavor - you'll be surprised that something so simple as so satisfying. Less tasty is the chicken - I've tried this a couple of times and while the chicken is relatively juicy the seasoning is just a bit on the bland side to really resonate. I have also tried the trout which is near indistinguisable from salmon - not necessarily a bad thing and certainly the fish is fresh but ultimately it's not that exciting of a dish. Overall Brother Marcus is definitely a good spot and especially if you're in Canary Wharf which has a spotty upmarket restaurant scene. Go for it.

Tucked away from the main drag, it's one of the places where if out with a fellow Dalstonian you…read morecan drag yourself there on a Sunday morning to escape, befuddled escapades hours before. There's lovely Monmouth coffee to awaken the senses and always a spot of live hipster activity within the cozy glass fronted cafe with its vista looking out on to Gillet Square; actors often rehearsing scripts, muso's lovelornly reciting reams of ballads of sad cafes and agile skaters defying gravity and the cold outside. The food looks awesome and if you're there as the evening draws in again, the possibility of having a great pineapple and sage mojito is very possible when it's happy hour from 4-7! Then you'll be back on the high street queuing up to get into Birthdays in no time and before you know it, The Dolphin...

On Sundays there's a very soothing jam session, which could easily drift me off to sleep. A great…read moreplace to hang out and always surrounded with awesome, friendly people.

Absolutely loved this place! We were on a pilgrimage to Violet Cakes and needed a spot to rest and…read morewow! We ordered three small plates. We got some kind of yummy chorizo and a salad and this out of this world halloumi and sweet chili sauce plate and together they were out of this world it was enough for both of us and so reasonably priced. Thank you! Loved our experience here!

This is just such a lovely pub and fantastic for group dinners .I recently went out here for a…read moregoing away dinner and we had a large table and banquet - the dinner was great - wine even better - and desert gorgeous(home-made date ice cream). This pub was so different before renovated and has been brought back to life to such a high standard - all the original details are here with new tufted leather banquettes and old animal taxiderm box scenes . The overall feeling is more upmarket and gastro pub-like. Feels very special occasion and slightly formal.It is not really really expensive but this is not cheap - you can have a main meal for £ 11-15.00 and deserts around £5.00 - it is the drink that will top the bill. I know it does not make sense but I have a problem with no smoking -Not that I want to smoke as a former smoker - I just really miss that smoky atmosphere - I know we are all healthier my clothing smells better in the morning and it is nicer to not eat around smoke but pubs should have a bit of a haze about them - So this is my only bad words about the pub - no haze ..otherwise great ..

This place is no longer in business. It is now called Sage…read more Called here for lunch mid week and I can only say that it it should be called "cafe slow". Waited nearly an hour to get food which was rubbish considering that we were the only people in there. The guy who I assume to be the owner also needs a little bit of help with the customer interface. However the food, when it eventually arrived, was good but for what the portion sizes was over priced. I guess that's why the place was empty?

It a nice cozy place with friendly staff. I have been to this place every day for 2 weeks because…read moreof the free internet (mine was getting fixed) and the staff was accomodating. They serve delicious cakes and all of them are worth trying. Carrot cake is my favourite! They have a wide variety of teas & English breakfasts available with a lot of healthy options to pick as well. A delightful place to go for breakfast or brunch!