imagine being charged £ 5.80 for a hand full of stale chips and a…read more Soggy sausage! Not to mention the hostility and the rudeness.

Good, quick, variety of options (from burgers, to shawarma, to fish & chips, and more), open late,…read moresemi-cheap for take-away. Mostly everything is made fresh in front of you. Very limited seating so mostly have to take away. Perfect place to go when you want a quick bite and/or if everything else is closed since it seems to stay open later than most places near Tufnell Park.

The food is very good,the service is excellent and there vibe is very chilled.i have taken friends…read moreand family there as it is within walking distance for me..

I'm angry. I read the menu outside and it said 20% discounts on take-away. I made my order and THEN…read morethey showed me the fine print. You have to be a member and place your order before 7:30 pm. A zero for customer service because any reasonable business would have taken into account that this is a first visit and just 35 minutes after their cutoff time. I do have to confess that they were polite, and the food was reasonably good. Not excellent though.

This deli is attached to one of Gordon Ramsey's restaurants, the York & Albany. The deli has great…read morecakes, deli meats, quiches, ice creeam, cheese, picnic lunches (Regent's Park is a 2 minute walk away from the deli), pizzas (fresh ingredients - wood-fired pizza oven) and the best coffee in Camden. Forget Starbucks, Costa, et al. Go to Nonna's! Same price - much better coffee! Really friendly staff as well. .

This is an authentic little deli adjoining Gordon Ramsay's York & Albany restaurant at the top of…read moreParkway. Despite its flaws, and the fact that it's definitely a lunch place rather than a dinner one - the dining area consists of 2/3 wooden tables (of the garden furniture variety) and the cutlery is wooden (though they'll replace it if you ask nicely), I'm a huge fan. An odd kind of place to eat given that people occasionally come in to buy meat and jams from the deli itself, so not really recommended for any remotely formal meal. Most of the staff are also really friendly, though (I assume) the manager from the main restaurant who occasionally works in here is a bit blunt and not particularly welcoming. The food, however, is fantastic, particularly the pizza (about £11 ish for king prawn pizza), which is freshly wood fired, beautifully cooked with good quality ingredients and a nicely charred crust - probably the best I've had in London. I've tried the chilli (also really nice) and the steak sandwich (tasty, but badly needed a knife which could actually cut, rather than the wooden hacksaw I was given!). Disregard the strange setting and come for the food - you won't regret it.

Windsor Curry Club meets at a different restaurant each month, rating each experience for Flavour,…read moreService, Atmosphere and Value for Money. We ask the restaurant to choose the menu in advance, giving them the opportunity to serve their best. We visited the Saffron in September 2011. The restaurant served generous portions on huge plates. Dishes included one of the chef's recommendations Murgh Shagorana, whole piece of chicken breast garnished with boiled egg and minced meat. The meal was very good if not the best variety of flavours. A nice touch was a complimentary drink offered at the end of the meal. A feature of the Saffron are a number of TVs mounted on walls above the tables playing Bollywood films with the sound off. Unnecessary. Windsor Curry Club rated the modern style Saffron 8.15 out of 10. The total cost of the meal (Inc. Drinks & Service) was £35.00 a Head.

Wide ranging menu. Nice atmosphere and food cooked just right. Not too busy mid-week. Service…read moreunrushed but friendly.

As usual the food though served in small proportions was very good…read more The restaurant can feel quite cramped on busy days. Luckily for us, it was not busy this time. However the prices of certain dishes like lamb was unexpected! The reason for this review is the service charge of 13% was not acceptable. All the waiters /waitresses did was to bring the food to our table and remove the empty dishes without any other service! Unfortunately for us, the quality of the food makes it difficult for us to go elsewhere. Any suggestions for an alternative similar chinese cuisine in North London?

a wonderful ambience, great food; portions are somewhat small and pricey. good service…read more .

3.5/5 My friend that…read moretook me here said "this is even better than Nando's." ...that's where he f**ked up. I must say, I was very impressed with the modern, bright & inviting decor at Rooster's, looking more like a frozen yogurt chain than a chicken joint (ironically, I noticed an ice cream counter full of flavors next to the order area). We took our orders to go, but the interior and service deserves an applause. The food- I had the chicken (hot) with rice (with lebanese seasoning), corn on the cob (hot) and a steak (hot). I ate every bit of it...but none of the dishes 'wowed' me. The corn on the cob was soggy from the sauce, the rice was fine, the medium steak had its 'tasty' moments but tasted tough in some sections, and the chicken is NO Nando's. Good yes, fresh yes, but it's got nothing on Nando's sauce. The score is really a 3.5, but I decided to round down because- well- I can get even better at Nando's just a few blocks down.

Rooster's appears to be a knock-off of Nando's but pales in comparison; it is nowhere near as…read morefresh, tasty or inventive. In fact my friend's food was undercooked. Plenty of seating, good variety on the menu and lack of other options in the nearby area help to make a case for going here but the food itself isn't great.

Good calm atmosphere and very good pasta in this true Italian restaurant. The Spaguetti Carbonara…read morewill not disappoint you.

This is an nice environment in a good location and Italian run. I have only been once but I found…read morethe food a little bland I'm afraid. I think it is the kind of place you won't have a bad meal but you won't have a great one either. Reasonable prices and a good place to meet friends and catch up.

Duddell's is conveniently located by London Bridge station. The traditional green and gold interior…read morewith vaulted ceilings is quite striking. I had the half duck and it was one of the best I've ever experienced. They carve the duck at your table. The first course is the traditional crispy duck skin with pancakes and a variety of sauces and accompaniments. Once the crispy skin is carved, they take the remainder of the duck meat back to the kitchen to prep a second course. You have a choice of sauces to stir fry the duck meat, which is served with egg fried rice. Outstanding!

Located in the historic St. Thomas Church near London bridge, this is definitely not where I…read moreexpected to find cantonese food, but what a pleasant surprise it was. Chef Daren Liew who was previously an executive sous chef with the Hakkasan Group has definitely brought an elevated version of authentic cantonese food to the London restaurant scene. I came here for dinner a few days ago. At dinner they serve a trio of dim sum (dim sum symphony) with other classic cantonese dishes while at lunch it's a full dim sum menu. We ordered: - Peking duck: Traditionally not a dish in the cantonese cuisine, I hesitated to order Peking duck at a Cantonese restaurant as it's usually cooked in cantonese roast duck style rather than real Beijing style. To my surprise, this the best Peking duck I've had outside of China. The duck is carved right in front of you (only took a few minutes) in two ways: crispy skin only and meat with skin, just like how it's served in Beijing. On the side, there are traditional dipping sauce and toppings (shards of green onion, cucumber) and a few more creative toppings (pomelo pulp, peanut sauce, etc). I ate the skin with sugar first, it was perfectly crispy and extremely satisfying. We devoured the rest of the duck by making little duck wraps and the only regret was that we only ordered the half duck rather than the whole! - Dim sum symphony: beautifully presented trio of dumplings with prawn, lobster and crab fillings. They looked delicate but was full of flavours. - Baby bok choy: to balance the meal with a bit of green, we ordered sautéed baby bok choy with garlic. It was fresh and tasty. - Seafood vermicelli: this is the only disappointment of the meal (hence minus 1 star). I love vermicelli, but the noodle we had was simply too dry that we couldn't even finish the plate. Overall I am a big fan of this place and the peking duck in particular. The service was friendly and efficient, and the environment is very elegant. I'd definitely come back to have a whole duck next time!