They had a caroling group singing & plenty of indoor seating that you could bring ANY food into…read more It was small but had a good mix of different foods. It also had a lot less tourists!!! & more of a neighborhood market feel.

Amazing lobster rolls BUT not available when raining (sadly). Cute food truck street with…read morepersonality & seating spaces. Highlights include lobster rolls (avoid the seared tuna -- not for me), amazing crispy duck fat triple cooked chips!!! Get them! The dumplings were lukewarm / cold and covered in spicy sauce. Skip, better options available. Pho lovely and warm but prefer vermicelli noodles to the thicker ones in them. The duck wrap was nice (not a fan of tomato in it). The confit duck better pick. The smash burger took absolutely ages! Man very sweet & brought it over to us. The steak & frites with pepper sauce was great. But dipped the duck fat chips in that sauce & was in food heaven.

I'm usually not a fan of seafood in my sandwiches, but the smell lured me in out of all the other…read morefood trucks. Staff is very friendly and I love how you can actually see them marinate and cook the fish. You could tell ingredients are fresh! The menu also isn't as extensive as the other food trucks; just two main items and three sides. I really really wish I ordered the Cajun fries!!! I got The Proud Boy and it was blackened white fish, with a garlic white sauce, juice of lemon, cole slaw, green onions, and a choice of jalapeños. It wasn't fishy at all; flavors were excellent!

As an American living in London, I'm always on the lookout to find some delicious food from the…read morecountry of my birth. So when I saw Hank's was going to be with Kerb at UCL, I knew I had to give it a try. In all honesty, I've never been to New Orleans in my life. It's on my list, okay? But I've had Cajun food, and what I've had I've enjoyed. There were two Po' Boy sandwiches on offer when I was there: The Poor Boy (Beef with slaw and horseradish mayonnaise) and Chaurice, sauce and cheese (Chaurice sausage meatballs with tomato sauce and cheese). I opted for The Poor Boy. I saw them making it, and it looked amazing. They then asked me if I wanted hot sauce and chilies? Oh yes please, make it spicy! I couldn't wait to eat it. And it was as good as it looked. Spicy, meaty and rich with crunchy slaw and toasty, warm bread. It was even quite messy, but I didn't care. I just wanted the whole thing. And now, writing this review, I want to go back and immediately get another one. Or the sausage meatballs. Because it was that good. I'm gonna keep an eye out for Hank's. Their website says they do a variety of Po' Boys, including one with oysters, and that's the one that I really want to try next.

The truffle Mac n cheese is really delicious, Wagyu Steak of the day & Iron Steak is also good…read more Gets free popcorn when u dine-in & ice cream after you pay. [Flat Iron]

Great time , great service, great food !found this place by accident and so glad I did !!! Sunday…read moreat 6:30 pm. Not too busy . Free ice cream if you trade in the token they give you , so cute ! Had o e of the best cheese burgers.

Oh the delicious ooey-gooey greatness of a perfect grilled cheese. What makes it great? Thick,…read moreperfectly buttered bread to start. Filled with different cheese that melt and blend together. And what about thick sliced bacon, cooked fresh to order and then added to your grilled cheese was cooked and the cheese is till melting. We loved this shop. Every bit of this grilled cheese was perfect and the bacon was amazing. Do it.

One of the best grilled cheese sandwiches I've had -- made with quality bread, cheese, and several…read morecombinations of flavors to pick from, you can't go wrong here. This is located at the Maltby Market, and it's grilled right in front of you and sliced in half so that you can share with a friend easily. Keens Cheddar, Ogleshield & Onion Mix (£5.50) - You can add bacon for £1, which I highly recommend. This was the flavor that we chose and it was simple but just delicious. The cheese was flavorful but not overpowering, and there was a decent amount of bacon. The sandwich was grilled well (possibly a little overdone in areas but it was still fine), and the cheese was all melted. I didn't want the sandwich to be finished as I was eating. Other flavors: - Rosary Goats Cheese, Honey, Walnut & Rosemary Butter (£6) - Cropwell Bishop Stilton Bacon & Pear Chutney (£6) - Queso Chihuahua, Chorizo & Jalapeno Salsa (£6.50) I'd definitely get another sandwich here (even the same exact flavor because it was that good) next time I'm on a trip to London. Don't miss this place at Maltby Market, it's one of the best grilled cheese sandwiches I've had in my life!

It has been a few weeks since my visit to London, and while I've found myself missing a good number…read moreof things about the city, one thing that keeps coming to mind is a proper cup of dirty chai from the Tryencore coffee cart. Well prepared, the perfect temperature, and graciously served each and every time - Whether heading in from, or out through, Waterloo Station, it is well worth a walk across the street for an excellent coffee from this local vendor.

I found Korrito at the South Bank Real Food Market and I was hooked…read more It's essentially Chipotle using Korean food. Salad box, burrito, or rice box; bulgogi, spicy pork belly, chicken; rice, kimchi and other toppings to choose from. A tad on the expensive side for around 6 quid, but the portion is pretty big. I don't know where else this stall goes, but it will be in South Bank for the rest of the summer!

Visited Korrito after going to check out the London Eye! Its only a small walk from it and was a…read moregreat meal for lunch! I got a salad box with bulgogi beef, along with all the toppings and spicy sauce on top. For 6 pounds, it wasn't exactly a bargain, but it was a good deal of food! The combination of the crunchy salad, juicy beef, and tangy toppings blended perfectly. I finished my box in record time, savoring each bite! It's good Asian food that is authentic and fresh, so you honestly can't go wrong with whatever options you get! Definitely will return to try out a burrito. That should be interesting.

Great selection of food trucks and street food at the market here. Had a look around but was drawn…read moreto this place because the food looked amazing. Very fresh and the flatbreads were enormous. Options included lamb or chickpeas or a combo of them both. Plumped for the chickpea wrap which came with tomato and chilli sauce, red cabbage, fresh green chilli and a mint yoghurt sauce. Perfectly spiced and was really filling, great for a cold day.

One of my favorite bars in all of London, that's not technically a bar, but a little booze stand…read moresituated in a little nook next to Southbank Centre. They have just a few tables in one corner, hidden under some stairs leading up to the Embankment bridge. If it's not a rainy day, however, you wouldn't want to sit anyway, as Southbank is known for its lively touristy vibe, beautiful views, and plethora of things to see and do; even during these times. The London Eye is located just a few minutes away, and the wide variety of restaurants and food stalls just a few minutes' walk in any direction means you'll never have to drink your booze on an empty stomach. Beany has been making some of my favorite and best-tasting cocktails since I first visited in 2016, and their menu- whilst virtually unchanged- still offers some of the best boozy concoctions in the area; yes, beer and wine are available, too. My favorites are anything with coffee as part of the ingredients list, so that Espresso Martini is definitely a must; of course these guys are pros, so if you have a cocktail in mind that isn't on the menu and they have the ingredients on-hand, just let them know and they'll hook you up. They even have canned organic rosé available now, and I have to admit, it's actually not bad. And, if booze isn't your thing, regular coffee is also available, and tastes as good as anything coming out of an independent coffee shop. The service is also pretty chill, but if you're stopping by during the weekend, expect a bit of a queue and some rushed ordering. Contactless only, I'm afraid. Happy drinking!

Great Aussie brunch spot - i like the interior design and the location next to paddington. We…read moreordered the avocado toast with a slice of halloumi and the shakshuka, both of which came with charcoal bread. That was extremely interesting, and the service was great as well!

Visiting from USA. Delicious! This place is right next to…read morethe train station so an easy walk. We got a fish tacos and beef burrito. It was all really good! It's all made fresh to order. I'm hesitant about ordering fish because I love it so much and it's hard to find a place who cooks it well but this place did it for me! I would order a little more of the sauce and squirt with lemon! We got some table guacamole and the salsa sampler. The green was our favorite. Had to get extra chips because they don't give you a lot... We also ordered the margarita flight. We loved he raspberry one. Ended up ordering 2 more regular sizes! Service is good. The inside looks super cool! It's a fun place to dine. I would definitely come back!

We stopped by for snacks and drinks, and not expecting much but overall pleasant experience. Food…read moreand cocktails were delicious and service was speedy. The ambiance is what one would expect in a busy touristy part of town but not too overwhelming. I would say more laid back and casual - great for groups and families. It was super easy to pay our check by using their QR code (we sat outside) and splitting the tab accordingly. It may not look like much from the outside but if you're in the mood for a quick bite and delicious cocktails then this is your spot. Overall solid experience - I do recommend.