What a great find! Located right near the Elephant & Castle station, and facing a public square…read morewith elephant sculptures, it's lovely to eat inside or outside! We had the Chorizo Hash and the Vegetarian Fry-Up, and both were fantastic. I also had the Green & Mean, which was a good green juice to start my day. The restaurant had a mix of people -- families, couples, tourists, locals. Best thing was that when it rained, one of the staff came running outside because he loves rain! He's definitely in the right country.

Lovely restaurant cafe in Peckham with a variety of gluten free and vegan options.The ingrediants…read moretaste so fresh and the range of food available is great. Super friendly staff, really nice atmosphere and free WiFi. Highly recommend!

Had the bacon & kale pasta. It's superb. The tiramisu is a must have…read more Service was great. If you are served by the chef, you know you are in a great place. Very cosy setting and great background music.

A spectacular Italian experiance hidden away in Peckham…read more Oi Spaghetti may look small from the outside- and it is- with only 4 tables available in the same room as the kitchen, but it has big flavor. Chef Francesco will make you feel like you're a guest in his house as he whips up delicious pasta and the best tiramisu I've ever tasted. The intimate setting lends a romantic air to the tiny gem of a restaurant, and it is ideal for coming on a date or with a good friend or two. If you're in the area you can stop by but don't be surprised if it is booked up, as it is only open for dinner, around 3 hours each night. Either go early, or better yet, message the restaurant on facebook for a reservation. We had two spaghettis, an amazing mushroom and a delectable bacon and sage. Both were tasty, but had distinct flavor profiles, great for sharing! We also enjoyed some of the house red wine available, and for our starter had fresh mozzarella on a bed of rocket (arugula) with balsamic vinegar. For dessert we had the tiramisu, which is frankly spectacular and is a must-order item. I'm not even much of a tiramisu lover but this convinced me - with light creamy flavors and a gooey overall texture I was completely won over. The chef and staff are very hospitable and often solicit feedback from guests, trying to optimize the experiance. If you love Italian food and unique experiences, this is the place for you! Enjoy - you'll definitely be seeing me there again!

Mmmm! Tasty and cheap place hiding in Peckham. If you like…read moreSouth American food this place is a must... so happy I found it (especially after suffering the horrendous South American food around elephant and castle). In love with their Mexican and Colombian empanadas! Delicious crispy corn! Coming back for sure it really seems Peckham is the place to be now, all the restaurants around are just miam miam

I found this amazing little takeaway restaurant tucked right behind a pub. It's hard to spot but is…read morea really gem. My Colombian girlfriend and I have been searching for local Colombian/Mexican/South American food in south east London. The menu has many delicious typical dishes such as Arepas, Empanadas, Buñuelos, Pandebonos, and much more. We had a long chat with the owner, a very kind and warm Colombian woman. Everything is made on the day and tastes very homemade and fresh. We are so happy to have discovered this place, it's right down the road from us. We really recommend the food, especially the empanada de carne y papa for just 1,50£ (beef and potatoes), and the arepas con queso y carne (beef and cheese). The decor is a little tacky but do not let that put you off.

A delightful corner of London made even better by the nicest staff I've ever had at a hotel. After…read morea short stay I feel I have new friends there. Had dinner and breakfast at the pub and both were delicious. Easy to walk to the urban arty parts of Peckham - literally five minutes walk - and this is situated on a charming street. Perfect.

Would stay there again. The included breakfast was delicious each morning. The room was…read morecomfortable and a very bathroom. However, the expresso maker in the room did not work and did not get fixed during our 4-night stay. The room's "fire door" mechanism malfunctioned and also was not repaired. So, we heard an annoying chirp all night long. But, the staff were very helpful and friendly. So, yes we would stay there again.

You know when you go to a really, really fun Christmas party... beer pong, mulled wine, bubbles and…read morefestively infused vodka drinks all seem like a good idea. But then you wake up the following morning with a pounding head and a resolution to never drink again... Well, my friends and I had one of those nights... and woke up a bit worse for wear on Sunday. However Pedler managed to save us. Pedler Brunch joy: - The boys tried the massive breakfast which included everything (bacon, beans, eggs, little gin sausage, mushroom and amazing maple-butter toast.) It was so huge that Marc lets me try some...I have to admit the maple butter toast was the highlight for me, but the sausage was gorgeous too.) - My friend tried the beans on toast (they looked amaaazing) - I tried duck on rosti with perfect poached eggs. Every single bite was looovely. We were sufficiently full of energy to contemplate heading into central London to finish off our Christmas shopping. So, thank you Pedler!! *Apparently they also have amazing gin cocktails as their sister company is little bird gin...but I couldn't even contemplate alcohol on Sunday morning.

My tip said: "great Cocktails for £6!? We must be in Peckham..." -- and yes, we were…read more Having never ventured down to Peckham previously, we had no idea what to expect. After departing the overground at Peckham Rye and being thrust into an absolutely cacophony of sound, sights and people on Rye Road -- I had no idea where this little Pedler gem might be hiding. Is it in this fish market? What about piled up behind these bushels of yuca? Are those pigs hooves? Chicken heads? Ears of some unknown animal? Honestly, if you want to feel transported to another world, pop off the train at Peckham and go for a nosy. Regardless we finally found our way to Pedlar to meet some dear friends. They'd just had a new baby, we had our toddler in tow and we were all excited to catch up and enjoy a meal together. Until I saw Pedlar and its quaint and tiny little space jammed to the gills on a Sunday afternoon. "Oh no" I thought, we are going to have to go eat somewhere else. There is NO way we are getting in here with these babies without crushing someone, them, or being shamed on to the street by hipsters. (I like hipsters by the way, so this is not meant to be offensive, I probably shamed a parent or too in my youth as well!). But I shan't have worried! We DID have a booking (kudos to our friend) and the day was saved. The buggies did need to be broken down and stored downstairs -- which would have been fine had I not timed this entire operation perfectly down to the minute to have mine sleeping through brunch -- only to be awoken upon the breakdown process. Sigh, so Peppa Pig and the Pedlar, that's how he did his brunch (don't judge me! I needed this!). Anyway, tl:dr the guys were really accommodating despite not being terribly child-friendly, and I really appreciated that immensely. We then took up the beautiful booth with plenty of room for everyone, ordered a round of cocktails (the Bloody Mary and Gin &Tonic were gorgeous ways to start), a smattering of Sunday roasts and pickles and were on our merry way to an absolutely excellent meal. Beef, lamb, puddings, cocktails, more wine, it was all on point and truly enjoyable. The place was stuffed each and every moment we were there, but we were never rushed and thus kept ordering and enjoying and finally once Peppa was no longer able to hold my son's attention we departed full and happy and full of Sunday sweetness. I won't be taking my child back here for my own sake of enjoyment, but I'd love to come back with friends or on a date. It's got a great, cozy vibe with well curated menu and drinks, friendly staff and they are clearly doing many thing right over here. £160 split by 2 couples seemed well priced as well -- where in Central London do you ever get the pleasure of a £6 cocktail? Nowhere, so best travel down here and check it out. *service is not included in the bill, so consider adding some if applicable. *MAKE A BOOKING.

We ordered: CHICKEN DONER (shawarma) rice + salad +…read morehomemade bread- this was good. Wished the white sauce was more garlicky. The home made bread was nice. Next time would get pita so I can make a wrap CHICKEN KABOB- this was good. Daughter liked this better. Hit the spot bc we were craving chicken + rice

This is our go-to place for when we don't feel like cooking and we want something tasty on the…read moretable quick. Our usual order consists of the chicken shish with rice and a lahmacun (Turkish pizza) with an additional side of cabbage salad. We later turn the lahmacun into a wrap by enclosing the cabbage salad into it. It's delicious and super simple.

Amazing place for Italian. Three of us are there tonight - three starters, three pastas and a…read morebottle of their cheapest bottle of red (because we actually really like montepulciano d'abruzzo) and our bill was under £100. Not only was the value good, the food was consistently outstanding. Not a bad bite to be had. The tortelloni were amazing, and my friends loved their pumpkin ravioli and the pasta with spinach. Definitely recommend if you enjoy fresh, handmade pasta. There are several other things I want to go back and try.

Nice spot in bermondsey. Always a line to get seated so prepare to wait. I wasn't too impressed -…read morefood is alright portions very small and service was alright as well. The one thing that we loved was the ambiance in the restaurant. Great feel overall!

Walked in and was greeted immediately by the staff. The ambiance is warm and welcoming. Soft…read morelighting and very clean. Outside and inside seating. Bao buns were delicious, as well as the dumplings. Great flavors and felt full upon leaving. I will be back!

This is one of our fav places in the area. We pretty much had tried everything on the menu and we…read morelove it all. Some of our fav: - fried chicken - golden kimchi - dumpling - brisket bao - pork belly bao - sesame spinach Some of less fav: - Tofu bao - broccoli Drinks options are nice too Some of our fav: - Negroni (it's not your regular Negroni) - violet cocktail (forgot the exact name but it has "violet" in it. It said on the menu that there's pearls in it and I was expecting something like bubble tea but I don't see any) We also love their bottomless drink brunch.

Flat Iron is such a cute spot with a darker, cozy ambiance that I really loved. The steak was super…read morejuicy and definitely one of my favorites in London. You also get free ice cream at the end if you trade in the little knife they give you, which is such a cute touch! It gets packed really quickly, so I highly recommend making a reservation. For the quality and price, it's genuinely one of the best bangs for your buck when it comes to steakhouses in London. A go-to for a casual but delicious meal.

What can I say? Darn good steaks (nice quality, tender and delicious) and cooked as ordered. All…read morethe sides were nice, as well. Plus complimentary ice cream cone at the end of the meal. Pretty interior and efficient waitstaff. Only nick for us were the cocktails were heavily iced and the adult portion of the beverages were very light. Lol. Very "delicious juice" coded. Nevertheless, a solid place that we'd return to without hesitation.

Super cheap, high-quality dim sum including shanghai dumplings - bite into them and slurp hot soup…read more(so moreish). My regret of the evening is not ordering a set to myself. I always get the excellent char siu pork buns. Sweet and fluffy outside, sticky and sweet inside. Plus, there's fishball soup! Another childhood favourite. As Mr Jamie Oliver would say: loverly.

Just shared an amazing meal at Lovely House, situated in my favourite part of Peckham. A tiny joint…read morewhich may not appear particularly promising from outside, hosts a feast of Chinese treats within. My girlfriend and I shared a meal with my mum and sampled amazing Chicken Shu Mai, griddled pork dumplings and har gao. All were delicious and extremely fresh. After this we shared a variety of mains including a delicious Duck Ho Fun - so tasty! The staff are lovely and so friendly, they overheard my mum discussing that she had sore throat, and suddenly they brought over a small bag of special Chinese tea they said would help her sore throat - so kind! The price is so reasonable as well, we paid about £16 a head and that includes two alcoholic drinks each, if you skipped the booze you could eat even cheaper.