I fount a finger nail in my food after I ask them to redo my food the refused and the didn't give…read moreme a refund

Ok, let me just say I'm from Los Angeles where it's probably the closest you'll get it the real…read morething when it comes to Persian food--or so I thought until trying this place. It's family owned and operated which comes with the special personal touch with regards to customer service. The food is AMAZING. Ingredients are fresh, the portion size is just right and the meat is so tender! The rice is probably my favorite here and if I lived here, I'd get takeaway at least 3-4 times a week. They are reasonably priced which makes cooking at home a waste--just go here because it's the same as a home cooked meal :) I take 3 trains from South Kensington during my stay in London every time I visit just to eat here. Always worth the trip!!

Rox Burger may have moved but I'm pleased with the replacement. Hummusa is a small family run…read moreLebanese eatery and you can eat in or takeaway. It's not exclusively a vegetarian menu but the menu leans that way. The main draw is definitely the falafel wraps for me. Everything tastes freshly made, recommend you try the pickeled turnip as part of your salad selection.

I went for a job interview at the cafe. The rude Bhenchods asked me personal questions about why I…read moremoved to the UK and they asked me questions about my family life. withdrew my application at once. So don't both going to this cafe full of vermin.

This is our nice local cafe with great coffee and tasty homemade vegetarian food. Has a nice patio…read morethat backs onto the square. Perfect if you live in the Millenium village. It's also attached to a spa that offers various treatments and yoga classes - though I haven't tried any of those.

We didn't really venture too far from London proper during our recent trip to the city, but decided…read moreit was worth the time to visit The Greenwich Union for a Sunday roast. The establishment has a nice mixture of cozy and airy, which was perfect for a lazy(ish) Sunday. I hate to use this word, but I'll use it anyway (because I can't think of a better descriptor): the service here is "super" friendly, and very knowledgeable, particularly regarding the ales on tap. The barkeep gave us a few sample pours without waiting for us to ask, which we greatly appreciated. Because of that, we were more than happy with the pints we ordered. Moving on to the food: the roasts were delicious, in particular the pork loin, which was moist and flavorful. I enjoyed my roast beef as well. The Yorkshire pudding was wonderful and I might have been just as happy eating that alone for my meal, to be honest. The pub is in walking distance of the touristy areas of Greenwich, so it's easy enough to put some good food in your belly and continue on to your sightseeing, afterward.

Was warned London only has potatoes to offer, this pub place proved that was so wrong. Food was…read moresurprisingly good! Felt like still in New York. Lol. My favorite is the wings n sea bass in prawn butter! One of "nice things" is London does not accept tips:)))). The reason subway is 3times more expensive than in New York???

After my usual Indian takeaway shouted at me and took almost two hours to deliver my food, a change…read morewas needed. And what an excellent change this was. I'd read the good reviews on Qype, and needed a very hot curry to get rid of my cold. It worked. my ears were burning the chillies were so hot. They also get the award for the friendliest delivery driver I've ever met. He even made a clever IT Crowd joke, totally out of the blue. And he told me to feel better. They also gave me free poppadums and a freebie can of coke. That was nice of them. Portions are slightly smaller than some, but it's also better food. Apparently cooked with less ghee than most places, so it's not swimming in grease (and it really wasn't). I wasn't thrilled with my calamari starter, but it was a weird thing to order anyway. Think I spent about £12 so it's slightly pricier than some in the area, but also three times as good. I like that maths very much. Almost as much as I appreciate friendly delivery men.

Hands down some of the best Indian style food I've ever had, including San Francisco. The portions…read moreare large but quality. And they always deliver on time.

The London Particular beautifully captures the Zeitgeist of the London restaurant/café scene in the…read moreyear 2011: home-made food, prepared in a tiny show-kitchen; an interior that is in line with Bobo ideas; a funky-sounding menu, which is of course written on a chalk-board; stripped wooden floor boards, and the all-so-popular big communal table...sounds familiar? Granted, I might have just come across as a little snarky, whereas I really liked my visit to the London Particular. In fact, I stumbled upon this lovely place purely by accident, as I had to change trains at New Cross. When I walked in, I was immediately "turned on" by the smell of the frittata that was still baking in the oven and I decided to stay for lunch. The frittata emerged from the oven about 15 minutes later and it was served alongside two generous portions of salad...the taste of it all was very good - I especially liked that the frittata had a sweet taste to it! Also from a customer-service point of view, they got it right here at the London Particular: friendly staff and free wifi and a clean bathroom...very nice!

Excellent breakfast spot in Deptford. Ate here a few times, and everything we tried was delicious…read more The atmosphere is very quaint, perfect for a calm start to the day. We had the brunch bowl, both with bacon and halloumi. Both were scrumptious, with perfectlly soft boiled eggs, crispy potatoes, a generous portion of beans, and thick toast. The halloumi was especially good, grilled and perfectly salty. We also tried the housemade granola, which was served with plum and yogurt. It was very good, though I wish there was more yogurt in the yogurt:granola ratio. The pastries are all on display at the front, and we had a few that were both delicious. It's clear they bake these in house. In fact, everything felt like it was right out of Grandma's kitchen, and in the best possible way. A great way to start the day.

Goddards at Greenwich is a traditional pie & mash restaurant that opened in London, England in…read more1890. It was founded by Alfred Goddard. 'Pie and mash' is a traditional English meal that became popular in the 1800s. The pies are actually savory and filled with minced meat such as beef, chicken or lamb. The pies originated in the 1700s as eel pies. The Thames River was once heavily populated with eels. They would be spiced, stewed in stock, and placed in the pies as a filling. These pies were often sold as a street food. By the 1800s, the price of eels has gone up so the pie filling was replaced with minced meat. Several pie shops began to appear and served pies with 'mash' (mashed potatoes). Alfred Goddard successfully ran his pie shop in Deptford for several years before passing it on to his sons Robert and George in 1936. A second shop was opened in Greenwich in 1952 and each brother managed one of the two locations. The Goddard Family still runs the business today, although only the Greenwich location remains. In addition to the restaurant, they also opened a factory which produces and distributes savory pies around England. I visited Goddards in April 2019. My wife visited there when she studied abroad and wanted me to experience traditional English pies and mash for myself. We stopped there for lunch after visiting the Royal Museums of Greenwich. After looking over the menu, I decided to order the Traditional Minced Beef Pie with Mash and my wife had the Chicken and Mushroom Pie. She told me to get gravy on everything, but we noticed that the menu listed gravy and 'liquor' as dressings. We wondered what exactly this 'liquor' was; was it alcoholic? Two locals overheard us and explained that the 'liquor' wasn't actually alcohol but rather a parsley cream sauce. They also explained that this is the more traditional dressing, not gravy. We decided to take their word for it and order liquor. Although eels are no longer stuffed into the pies, they are still a popular side dish so I ordered some eels as well. Everything was delicious and we ordered some local hard ciders to wash it down. It was so cool to have a traditional English dining experience and we will definitely go back the next time we visit London!

This is stick-to-your ribs comfort food! Just off the main market space, this is a hole-in-the-wall…read moredining spot. Looking for a change of pace from fish and chips (no shade on fish and chips!) come and get a meaty pie!! Great value and hearty savory pies and pasties. I had the daily special (a double-meat pie with gravy) and my hubby had the beef pie and a beer. Service was obliging and quick, with the pies ready almost immediately. If you opt to add the fruit pie for dessert, the "custard" is blistering-hot and thick. Seeet vanilla, but it wasn't the best choice given a hot summer day. (My error in assuming custard would be room temp or chilled! I would get ice cream or no topping next time.) The pies did well with a dash of the housemade chilli vinegar. Delicious to cut through the rich pastry and filling (and you can buy a vinegar bottle to take home, too!!) Seat yourself at the patina'd and time-worn wood tables and chairs or step over the threshold to the next room. (Also an upstairs dining area.)

I have been a loyal customer to this restaurant for many years! With each visit I find that it's…read moregets better and better! The service, the restaurant, the layout, the atmosphere, the quality and the portion of food is beyond amazing! A lot of people I know are quite weary of dining locally, but you can't beat the quality of his place! You will have to arrive with a very empty stomach unless you want to leave with your leftovers. Meze Mangal take pride in feeding their guests!

Great food, incompetent staff My friend and I ate here a few…read morenights ago. I got a variety of the meze as my main and she got a lamb kebab. The interior is quite spacious but have no idea what a previous reviewer was talking about regarding a cool interior; the AC wasn't working when we were there and it was humid and I had to ask for a door to be opened! Anyway I got the kisir, the imam biyaldi and we shared the cacik. The first was so tasty even my meat-eating friend was impressed. The portion is quite substantial as well. The aubergine in the imam biyaldi was tender and juicy and the combination of sauces and onions, tomatoes and peppers lent it a rich flavour. Again a large portion. Ditto for the shared cacik. The pita bread that accompanied the meal though was tasteless. I took leftovers home. My friend praised her lamb as well. We also enjoyed the Turkish port after. But my God why can't it figure out service?! I asked twice for our meals to b wrapped up and then twice more for a check and each time it was more important for the waiter to clear an empty table next to us (where there were plenty of empty tables and no customers waiting), and make another?! He then got to seating a group that came in and handed out menus. At that point I was so peeved - and more than 20 minutes had passed- I got up to go to the cashier. Thank gosh service wasn't included in the bill because I would have deducted it. I might come back here just for takeaway but not to sit in again. Shame it doesn't deliver.

Dive-y, vegan, and cranking rock tunes. How could you not love this place immediately?…read more Being a meat eater there's a little trepidation whenever I walk into a Vegan (with a capital V) establishment. I always wonder, does a "healthier" choice mean I'll have to eat something which'll leave me unsatisfied? That niggling concern flew right out the window with The Full Nelson. First of all, you have a fantastic cocktail menu with a little bit for everyone no matter what your palate is in the mood for. While you're enjoying a refreshing adult beverage, you can then order some of their delightful food items. The wings and the fries are surprisingly good especially when you take into account that the wings are vegan. Actually, every item I've seen come out of the kitchen looked mouthwatering. The only drawback I dare mention is that when this place is hopping it can get a little crowded. It's best to come early and beat the rush because they have the popularity of a joint three times its size. Perhaps they'll get successful enough to expand. I personally would love that.

The sweetest couple, Tam and Van, own Cafe Green, and they put lots of love in their food…read more I ordered bún (vermicelli salad) with chicken satay and an egg roll, and it was one of the best bún I ever had. I appreciated the abundance of fresh veggies. The tea was also tasty. We were the only ones there before they closed, and Tam and Van took their time to chat with us. Cafe Green is a hidden gem that locals don't seem to notice. They get most of their business from international travelers. If you're in London, PLEASE visit Cafe Green!!

From the owner: Cafe Green - Vietnamese Kitchen We are a small independent…read moreVietnamese restaurant run by a family. Our aim is delivering healthy, tasty and most of all fresh home cooked Vietnamese food to you. Our specialty is our deliciously and nutritious oxtail pho as well as our noodle salads.