There aren't many lunch places around in Battersea, and Power Station is by far the best place I've…read moretried. Nik is always lovely to chat with and the sandwich options are always top notch. Good value for money (especially compared to Pret) makes a mean mocha which is 20p cheaper than the place a few doors down. Definitely not your usual takeaway sandwich caff.

Delicious and open late! The staff were helpful and friendly but also quick and efficient!read more

I love The Athenian's take on souvlaki! I tend to go veggie here - as I do many places - and it's a…read morecheese feast. It's best to come with mates so you can try more things, because it's really, really good. I had the cheese croquettes this time and really, I could have them with every meal. Cheesy and tasty and crispy on the outside and not greasy - delish. I'm also a big fan of their chips with oregano and feta. They really load them up with cheese, and an order was more than the two of us could eat (your mileage may vary!) I didn't get anything else this time, but I've also had a halloumi souvlaki in the past and it's really, really good too. Messy and filling! They put on a unique mustardy sauce that really works, and they put chips in the wrap, too. It's an embarrassment of riches to be honest. The only downside here is that there isn't much seating, so if you can take away that's better. Or just elbow your way into a table and get on with it. It's worth it.

They have a station at the counter where you can pick your main and two sides…read more It's not the cheapest place but it's quite casual. The service is very nice and they are very attentive. Wine is pretty good even if you order the cheaper one on the menu. They also have outdoor seating so if you're big on the roadside dining, this is great.

The place it great because it's just wonderful. Ritik, though, makes the place welcoming,…read morecomfortable and makes me want to come back. Thank you to Jak's, but really, than you to Ritik. Great experience.

I haven't been there in decades, but they were the restaurant that turned me on to lamb shanks,…read morewhich the named bandit's something-other. The next time I am in London, I have to return there. The lamb shanks were incredible. They also owned a very good fish and chips shop next door. My sister said that they were the best ever.

My friend and I ate here for dinner last night. It's cash-only btw and you can pick up money from…read morethe cash point at the Sains a two-minute walk away. It's £13.50 for the meze including dessert. I got the veg meze and she the meat (chicken). A bland soup and two delicious mini feta and spinach spanikopita start the meal and then a starter of dips and various food like broad beans, hummus, beets, etc. Some were flavorful and others bland. Overall though the food was lukewarm (when some items should have been served warmer) which I was disappointed at. Only the bread (which my friend loved) was served hot. I enjoyed my roasted veg and potato main (served hot) but the rice and peas accompanying it were bland. But the salad was delicious; loved the dressing! My friend loved her chicken and overall seemed to enjoy the flavors better than I did, as I saw it as hit or miss. The dessert was a homemade yogurt with honey which I loved but my friend not so much. The Greek wine is cheap and very good! I got a white and my friend the red. We got a carafe of tap water but it took some arm-twisting in that the owner only wanted to serve us bottled water initially. It was only upon ordering wine that he digressed. The owner speaks in a low voice but is obviously passionate about his food and business. I wasn't sure I would be full because the meze looks small (I eat a lot) but I left pleasantly sated.

Incredible, fresh and traditional Greek food. Was blown away by the pita, Veggie Musaka! Greek…read moresalad was so fresh, especially the feta. Very kind waiter and love supporting a small family business! Vegan options!

Its a lounge restaurant. Very chic restaurant. Was so cold inside the restaurant. Came for dinner,…read moreempty. Service was not attentive for only 3 tables of diners. Ordered drinks which were not made well, so we only ordered 1 round. My friend loves steak. We shared the tomahawk steak medium well and was so bloody we had to send it back. I didn't care for the steak, too much fat for me. Steak had no seasoning, flavorless. We asked for chimichurri and garlic butter (2 euro each) pricey for a small amount they give you. The steak comes with a tiny salad and small fries. This place was terrible. I would not come back.

I'm not sure I could dislike a bar anymore. No really, I've tried to rack my brain and I just hate…read moreit. It's such a shame it's at the end of my road and not in, say, Siberia. You know you're going to experience something ridiculously snobby and up its own ar$e when you encounter, what I like to call, a 'door b!tch' (read moody cow with clipboard, smothered with make up and flanked by two huge bouncers), this is Clapham High St, not Mayfair! Just before I entered this hell portal, the two middle eastern looking guys who walked up before I did were turned away because they were 'full'. I could see, they could see and 'she' could see that it clearly wasn't. She declared they had to be on a guestlist, and off they walked. Funny that us 5 white folk were allowed to walk right in huh? Not the best first impression. The tacky decor screams try-hard, and it misses by a mile. Again, need I remind you where you are? The drinks are extortionate! I didn't ever feel I was getting value in this place. Thank the lord we didn't pay to get in. That post 10pm surcharge would be a slap in the face. Didn't feel comfortable here at all... although I did leave with one burning question. Where did all the twunts that frequent this place go before Aquum opened? If anything, they're doing Clapham a favour by adopting all the idiots that drink in this corner of London. I've been told there is a basement bar which can actually be quite fun. But to be honest, I'm never going in again. And Aquum? What a name!

We ordered bunch of tapas but were quite disappointed at a couple of things: too much salt in…read morepretty much everything, the mussels and razor clams not soaked enough in advance so a lot of sand in mouth, the ratio of portion to price is not there. The service is good, so is ambiance. But I don't like the taste so I won't try this restaurant again.

Perfect stop for an early meal following our visit to the Natural History Museum. Our server was…read morevery kind, attentive and thorough. We had mixed greens to start, then shared the prawns served with fresh sourdough to finish off the delicious sauce from the prawns; and a side of broccoli. We were full after these selections and did not order more (even though there were other selections we would like to try). I had a vodka with English ginger beer - delicious. My husband had an English beer (can't remember the name). Definitely enjoyable meal and atmosphere.