Food was bland. Their menu explicitly states that they don't use any garlic or onions, and honestly…read moreall the plates could use some. You know how you find a good recipe online and you end up skipping on some ingredients you don't have, only for the dish to come out unsatisfying? That's what every plate here tastes like. The decor and atmosphere were also really odd. You were essentially sitting on an elevated platform in the middle of a glass warehouse.

Delicious!!! I was after some real cicchetti & it doesn't get better than this outside of Italy…read more Fresh, delicious and most are reasonably priced. Our service was polite, helpful and knowledgeable. It was funny to learn she'd only recently started. Well done!! Was shown promptly to our table where everything was tidy and clean. This is important in these COVID times. Servers wear masks & customers do to on entry and exit. Bathrooms were simple & clean. Really enjoyed our evening and the food was amazing.

They have a wide variety of food at reasonable prices (usually £7-11), including Asian noodles,…read morefajitas, fish and chips, jacket potatoes, ice cream sundaes, and more. Many of their dishes come with a drink included, as an added benefit. It can be a little busy on the weekends, and a little noisy during football games, though if joining in on the festivities, it shouldn't be bothersome.

This place does a few things and does most of them well…read more It sells booze, but is a touch on the expensive side. It shows the football but gives preference to the Rugby. Great place to watch the six nations as there is Welsh, Irish, English and Scottish locals. It opens for lunch, stays open for an afternon coffee or beer and does karaoke on thurs and a live band on Friday and Sunday nights. Table service is often avaiable, but dont wait for them to come to you for your first beer.you could be waiting all night. The best bitno, not the burgers which are pub grub style. It is the late closing (2am at weekends) and the smoking in the fire escape on a packed Friday night. Worth a drink if you want to meet people over 21 but under 40 in Wimbledon.

I've only been here for two movie night screenings but have no real complaints. Staff are nice and…read morefriendly. Food is good and they do some mean nachos and hot dogs. The place is split across two floors and whilst there appears to be a bar on both floors, only the ground floor was staffed at both my visits. The place can be a little dank if you're upstairs, but unless it's a movie the place doesn't get too busy which is a nice thing.

I was looking for somewhere in the Farringdon area for a quick pint prior to a Yelp event. It was…read morejust gone 6pm and every pub and bar in the area was jammed. This was the only bar in the area that seemed semi quiet (normally a warning signal). As I was only having a half and not hanging around, it was not a problem. Also I was desperate to use their facilities. The bar itself is very dark (hence no pics). It's a v shaped bar that gets bigger the further you go in. It has a basic decor and very large windows, which was handy, as I was looking out for a friend. The barman was really pleasant. I asked for a half of a draught beer. He asked me if I was sure. He then offered me a taste before I ordered. I agreed with him and changed my mind. I appreciated this, as he did not have to give me the heads up. For me this really is a bar for a quick one before moving on somewhere else. Yes, I would come back but purely as quite meeting point, have one, then move on.

The cafe sits nicely on Muswell Hill high street welcoming any customer who wishes to have a…read morecoffee, a big slice of cake or a fresh panini. The coffee was large, affordable but nothing too special. However, the cafe made me feel at ease and comfortable. I had a pain au chocolat which was large and wholesome but didn't taste like an original one. Still yummy! I have to say the service was really poor and that's why mainly i've given it 3 stars. Pop in if you're walking past definitely!

I love this bakery, they do delicious pastries, so is a bit of a must visit for me on a weekend…read moremorning, and sometimes during the week The staff are really nice, and it has the feel of being somewhere that has very loyal regulars. They put a bit of them which I always think is a sign that somewhere is doing things right! All good but why 2 stars then. I had the latte and cappuccino few times, is just terrible. My friend has the same opinion, so it could be the person behind the machine or the machine it self. I do take always and drink the coffee to shop next to them

The Magnetic Zeros had it right with the lyrics:-…read more Home, let me come home Home is wherever I'm with you Home, let me come home Home is wherever I'm with you La la la la Take me home Mama, I'm coming home Indeed nowadays home is a small corner of London that is Highbury/Holloway, an area that I'm convinced is going through a real revolution. From cute little sushi places to places that specialise in sous-vide chicken (Chicks on Fire FTW!) to arts and crafts to couture latex there are huge changes. Homeburger is the latest of these. This is their seminal outlet and my have they done well. The shop itself has the level of detail that one would expect from a Soho hipster permanent popup with custom wallpaper, great decor and wonderfully cute custom boxes. Remember this is a takeaway or delivery place only; you really do have to be home to eat. The food, if the soft opening is anything to go by, has a very bright future. Before we even get to the burgers lets start with the sides. The mac n cheese was heart cloggingly wonderful with plenty of hot sticky cheese that lasted a couple of days (Indeed I'm just finishing it off now). The chocolate peanut butter pie had peanut butter mousse, chocolate mousse, cornflakes & a golden syrup crust. Yes it was as good at it sounds, we were just lucky that it is best served cold so we could have it later. This seriously good treat must be tried. The triple cooked slightly burnt (in a good way) unpeeled chips were great if just a little too salted. A nice touch was the included ketchup and BBQ sauce (though this was a little too sweet for me). Now for the burgers. These were EPIC. They blew the local Five Guys and Byron out of the water and, dare I say it, better than Honest Burger while being at least on a par with Patty and Bun. They all have big thick medium rare patties in a toasted brioche bun and the special 'homesauce'. We went for the 'Cheese Homeburger' which had cheddar & American cheese with fried onion relish, and the BBQ Beach Hut which was topped off with slow cooked BBQ beef brisket, coleslaw and pickled red onions. The prices were competitive with Byron at £8 to £12 for a burger but without the choice of eating it there. Luckily the quality makes it worth it and really does make home something to look forward to. As you can see I'm a very spoilt local fan.

I was recommended this place for its veggie burger from a person who's not actually vegetarian! I…read morefigured that was worth checking out, and since I was in the area for work I popped by to grab a burger. Despite the fairly high-level branding and style, it is a take-away and delivery place only and their strong packaging definitely reflects that. As you can see in the pics, the burgers are boxed incredibly well in vented, complicated, but elegantly put together heavy cardboard. Now the burger itself has a smoky flavour which immediately made me realise why my omnivorous friend liked it. The bread was soft and the burger texture was great with mushrooms and lentils/quinoa. I thought the portion was huge and it kept me going for 2 meals which is about right I think, for a £8 take-away price. All in all, you can see the care that has gone into this place and I thoroughly recommend it!

Came for their Shotwave coffee and pastry selection and was not disappointed. My partner and I…read moreordered lattes and a chocolate croissant and everything was delicious. I appreciated that this was all through an ordering kiosk, as I didn't feel rush or pressured looking through the menu. On the other hand, it does give the location a fast food feel (which I guess is what the main menu is going for.) Don't miss out on the coffee and sweets!

Solid vegan junk food Friendly service…read more Met a friend here for a bite and chat Good salad Good chicken wins Recommended Pros: Service, Solid salad Cons: More healthy vegan options, More veggies

Dinner for two! Issues with restaurant finding my reservation but was seated promptly. Started off…read moregreat meal creole wings, steak Canadian burger and a cocktail. Chips weren't included just a heads up, but the burger was fulfilling couldn't finish it. Cons of the evening was the smell from the downstairs toilet, nauseating. I'd advise dining further from the toilets until it's fixed.

I have extremely high standards when it comes to burgers... And Hache delivered! I don't know why…read moreit took me so long to come here, but I'm glad I did, and I'll certainly be returning. I called Friday midday to book a table for 8pm that night and they were happy to accommodate. We got there, and there was no queue but the restaurant was definitely crowded. The decor is nice... It's a little trendy but not over the top. I ordered the Steak Bavarian on ciabatta. They were extra generous with the Bavarian cheese which was a huge plus! To be more accurate... I would give Hache 4.25 stars, with 0.75 knocked down simply because I think Honest Burger is marginally better and a bit cheaper (especially because the burgers don't come with a side of chips here.) Anyway if you're in Clapham, check this place out!

I have been to two of these now and they are great. You prepay before hand usually around the £40…read moremark and the menu is always set, so you get to read the menu before you purchase your ticket, you also sit with other people so it's a great way to meet like minded people who basically like a big greasy burger. The first one i went to was by Carl Clarke a pop-up specialist, who did a lovely French dipped burger with bacon, it was pure food porn. The second was with Great British Menu star Richard Corrigan, who did three mini sliders, posh Michelin Star burgers. So keep a eye out for these, they are real treats.

This weekly foodie event hosted by none other than Daniel Young, THE 'cafenatic' food critic…read more There is only one menu option for this event, BURGERS! Tickets are incredibly difficult to come by, but if you can score a couple for you and a friend it will be well worth it. My boyfriend and I attended one on Monday, the menu was as follows: Starter: Deep-fried pickled shitake mushrooms in a creamy stichelton sauce (for those who haven't heard of stichelton, don't worry. I didn't either! That's the great thing about food exploration! It is similar to Blue Stilton cheese, except that it does not use pasteurised milk or factory produced rennet according to wikipedia!) Burger: Devon Red Ruby burger topped with Cornish saddleback bacon and a French dipped third bun Stealth fries spritzed with smoked dripping To Drink: Sarsaparilla ice cream float and complimentary beer (Goose Island Harvestfest) and wine Dessert: Blood orange trifle It's a different chef each week, all well known names in the London food world and all way excited to make a delicious one-of-a-kind burger. It's possible for the event to move around and from what I've been told, so far it's taken place at Gray's Inn for the past several weeks. This is a little caf and the seating and ambiance is not the focus of the event. You're there to eat a burger. Potentially the best burger of your life. Buy a ticket, prepare yourself and tuck in to a bit of greasy meat. You'll thank me later.