Delicious! Fresh! Lovely evening crowd. We ordered short ribs, cauliflower, lamb/beef kebabs…read more Super delicious. The menu is fire!!

One of the busiest kosher restaurants in London...although it could be due to the fact that it's…read morerelatively new. You should book in advance. The food is pretty damn good. Various different burgers with different fillings/toppings/variations. The hummus itself I'm less keen on, but I recognise it as the standard staple/type you tend to get in Israel/Palestine. The service is a little stressed due to the fact it's slammed. However, as the owners seem to run the show there is a degree of ownership to the vibe. I'll definitely be back.

A great time had by all. Stopped here for dinner tonight with friends. The buffet has a nice…read moreselection of salads, side dishes, and vegetables. The meats dont stop. Chicken, Lamb, Steak, and Sausages. It is endless and oh so tasty. They also have brahma beer and a excellent selection of cocktails. Just Go!!!

As it happens it is not easy to find a place to meet the needs of those carnivorous people out…read morethere, this Brazilian place manages quite well. For £21.50 it is all you can eat, really as much as you can handle so be sure to take sweat pants when you come here. The salads are lovely and fresh and the meat is bursting with flavour and prepared in front of you (almost). Very long skewers hold beef, chicken, lamb or pork and they are being cooked in a massive fireplace that has a very funny pork sculpture with an apple on its side. Vegetarians fear not, besides the saldad bar they also offer grilled vegetables skewers at a price of £12 for all you can eat. Very friendly staff, but for some reason I was not allowed to take a picture of their food, I guess you are just going to have to go and see for yourselves.

Amazing, delicious and plentiful meats of all kinds. Friendly service and reasonable prices.read more

I expected great things, and was not disappointed…read more This unassuming spot in Broadway Market gets by on its well deserved reputation alone. From the outside, and when you squint through the window, you won't see anything flash or pretentious (looking at you Gaucho), but just wooden furniture and staff in jeans and over-worn, over-washed baggy restaurant tshirts. It's when you get inside that the smell hits you. My co-eater noted, with some delight, that it even smelt like South America - the meat, the wine, the spices. Mouths were watering. Down to business - friendly, if not a little indifferent, service and rustic, simple décor. In the middle of the room is the huge grill on which the slabs of meat were being cooked. It was fun watching these guys move the meat around, clearly knowledgeable and skilled. The wine we were recommended, a Malbec of course, was damn good. When my food arrived, there was a wry smile on my face. Perhaps it was a boastful smile. The sizzling paradilla that was squeezed onto our table was a meat delight. 2 sausages, 1 black pudding, a slab of provolone and the stars of the show, a huuuuge sirloin and a juicy fillet. Shared between two, this was more than enough. We went for a side of salad to compliment. The meat was fantastic. Really, very good. And the sign of a good steak - the fat from the sirloin was melt-in-your-mouth juicy and tasty. Such a treat. As we were one of the last customers to finish, we witnessed the staff setting up for an end of shift dinner. Steaks, bread, salads and bottles of wine were assembled on the table and they promptly sat down to eat together to see the night out. Nice touch that.

Wow! Food is delicious, portions are good, price is great as well. Employees here are very friendly…read moreand helpful. Loved the hummus and chicken here, very flavorful. Shared one order with another person, we were both happily full. Limited seating inside, most people get takeout orders to go. Restroom located in back of restaurant.

Authentic Moroccan cafe with friendly service near Borough Market. I tried the lamb tagine and the…read morechicken and kofta salad. The tagine was very authentic and tasted just like the ones I had in Morocco. The lamb was nice and tender and was cooked in the traditional clay pot. The chicken and kofta salad was pretty good as well with a generous portion size, including veggies and rice. I also got a fresh orange juice, which I saw them freshly squeeze. It was around 35 GBP for all this, which is a pretty good value. The guy running the cafe, who I presume is the owner, is a very friendly man who is helpful with answering any questions (and I think he is probably Moroccan). The service speed is pretty quick as well. The only critique about this cafe is I have to say the environment is not all that nice. Aside from the fact that there is construction going on outside, the inside feels slightly dated. However, this actually kind of adds to the local / authentic vibe, so I didn't mind too much. Overall, I think Shrigley's is a great option if you are interested in trying some authentic Moroccan food in a casual environment.

Awesome samosas! We were shopping at the vegan shop just up the street from this spot and thought…read morewe would pop in for a snack! They also sell some raw juices! I would have taken a photo of the samosas but I forgot because hunger. Sorry not sorry.

I was nearly put off, because of where it is on a very busy scruffy road other shops in the road…read morelook a bit run down. But this restarant is clean and tidy and the food tastes fresh and tasty as for the cost cant belive you can still get a good meal for two under £30.00 i use to pay that back in the 70s in cranks. Highly recomend this place.

I was excited to stumble upon this place while walking around London. True, it looks like a pretty…read moretypical chain restaurant but Germany's most popular fast food does not really exist in its most splendid form outside of their country, and certainly not in the USA, so I was willing to try it - I was pleasantly surprised! The ordering system here is slicker than I would expect for such a small chain so I suspect this is some kind of VC-backed operation that is rapidly expanding. It has a touch-screen system ala McDonalds and getting your delicious Doner is painless. The taste was, from my memory, fairly similar to the kebabs and wraps I've had in Klon and Berlin but I'll have to return to confirm. I Tried a chicken and beef classic Doner kebab sandwich and it had a variety of delicious aspects: the beef and chicken were perfect kebab sliced juicy cuts of very thin meat, the vegetables were very fresh, the bread was light and tasty, and the sauces make the whole thing; love both the garlic and yoghourt! Better than expected!

Mid! Saw workers coughing over my order eeewww. I will not be coming back.read more

Constancia - hmmm. I…read moreread the enthusiastic reviews, I noted the excited bloggers and I finally had the excuse to go. A friend who is a pure carnivore suggested a meet (I resisted the pun) up so we ended up there on a Tuesday night. Considering the new financial world we live in, this place is doing well, especially as it has only just opened. The menu is Spanish/ English which reflects the authentic Argentinian feel of the place. The staff seem to have been transplanted over and the decor is much like the parrillas/ steakhouses I went to in Buenos Aires (relaxed and dark decor). We ordered empanadas (fantastic) and a meat platter. The meat platter had blood, sausage and steak. Only the steak disappointed which was just an uninteresting cut. I kind of blame myself and will probably go back and try a different one. That said, I might just go to Hawksmoor instead. All in all an enjoyable meal but the steak was no highlight... and that is kind of why you go right? Price - £50 with some malbec and meat

A fine Argentine steakhouse 5 minute walk from the Tower Bridge. We went on a Sunday evening, did't…read moreneed a reservation as quite a few places were available around 6:30 pm, but it seemed to get full in an hour. They offer quite a wide selection of Argetine wines and its definitely a better value for money to take a bottle rather than a glass. We started with a choripan and fried empanadas. Choripan was delicious but the fried carne empanada was below the expectations. We decided to share bife de chorizo for mains together with some papas fritas Provenzal and red peppers from the grill as sides. The steak was nicely done on the traditional Argentine asado and the meat was succulent. The food was delicious all in all, the service attentive, but the atmosohere not as vibrant as in Argentina.

I stumbled upon this place while walking through Little Venice & Paddington. The lunch special…read moregives you the option to choose a starter and entree. It is filling and gives the right amount of food at a decent price point. I ordered: Starters: Hummus - Tasted really fresh. It paired well with the pita bread. Tzatziki - Really delicious yogurt with cucumbers, olive oil and hints of garlic. This tasted great with the main course. Main Course: Chicken Kebab w/ Rice & small salad - With the combination of the hummus & yogurt, this dish hit the spot. Everything was fresh and appetizing and for the most part healthy. I'd definitely get a lunch special from here again!

Nice moussaka, falafel; great value esp during lunch special…read more Feta cheese in Greek salad was a little saltish for my liking though