I love this cafe. The southern end of Holloway Road has some real eating gems and this is one of…read morethem. I've stopped for lunch a few times and sampled very good quiche, an excellent falafel platter with shredded beetroot inside and today's lunch special: a quesadilla with guacamole, salsa and a poached egg. Mmm. The coffee is good, staff are super efficient and friendly and food comes quickly and is made with care and attention. Prices are reasonable. The cafe is compact, clean and airy so top scores all round. Oh and it's vegetarian and vegan.

We can't deny it anymore, people. Holloway Road is becoming a hot spot…read more The inevitable spillover from nearby Upper Street means that the Guardian-reading denizens of Islington are starting to mill around the lower section of Holloway Road a lot more than they used to. Although there are all the usual mixed feelings about gentrification, I can't say I'm not excited about the current influx of posh cafes and coffee shops just outside my door. EZ & Moss is a delightful new addition, serving up vegetarian & vegan fare (fantastic brunch!), great coffee and wonderful baked goods in an atmosphere that isn't "too" hipster - nowhere near the level of extreme hipster you'd find a few miles east. (Part of the reason I love Islington -- cool, but not too cool). The *only* reason it loses a star is because of the lack of meat on the menu -- I'm an unapologetic carnivore who is partial to a bit of bacon with my weekend brunch. Islingtonites, check this new spot out! PS - Unlike nearby Vagabond N7, these guys take card payment, hurrah!

We had a great dinner at Petek. It was a bit out of the way for us coming from Kensington, but we…read morewere going there to meet friends. The food was great and the quantities generous. A highlight for me was the baklava which had more flavor than just the sweetness which I find in most baklava.

When we first moved to London, my husband was lured here by the promise of "best lamb in London"…read more He believes it and brings our friends, and they become believers too. The owner is a very sweet and happy man who loves shaking hands and holding doors open. He's seen my partner so many times, he now hugs him when we leave. There is a large selection of vegetarian & vegan & veganizable meze and a small selection of mains. I usually go for the "fiesta" as it is the most food for money and I can swap the halloumi for roasted veggies, no problem. So much food, so much deliciousness. But be careful everyone! The most amazing freshly baked Turkish bread is placed in front of you before the meal, along with a spicy tomato dip and olives. It's so good, it's hard to stop, and then there is no room left in your tummy for the feast of your main! Also, for drinks- the house red is quite tasty for the cheapest option. Every time someone is visiting us from out of town and we want a nice meal, we bring them here. We've brought everyone from California to Japan here and always celebrate hubby's birthday here as well. I hope you will treat your friends!

I was so impressed with this place! The decor is beautiful, light and airy - service was…read moreimpeccable. Our waiter Ben was so friendly and knowledgeable on the dishes, plus he gave some great recommendations. To start we had smoothies, I loved that they were naturally sweetened (no refined sugar) The food was amazing - I'm not vegan but love all food and what most impressed me about Wild Food Cafe was how fresh and flavoursome all the dishes were, every dish we had was just delicious and really interesting. The artichoke starter had some great textures and flavours, the polenta cakes with tomato and asparagus was such a simple dish but tasted amazing - the Courgette Parpadelle had such a great depth of flavour - and the desserts - YUM! The Pistachio Caramel was delicious, but the winner was definitely the Rhubarb Cheesecake. I got food envy when I saw the table next to us order the vegan pizza so I think I'll definitely be back here soon!

As a recently converted (and struggling) vegetarian, my friend recommended I try Wild Food Cafe. I…read moreordered cold pressed juice and the 'meat' ball pizza- seriously amazing! I can't believe it's plant based. I don't miss meat at all. I left feeling nourished and full, excellent service too.

My husband and I ate here earlier today after stumbling past it en route to somewhere else. I got…read morethe vegan breakfast with sweet potato hash, roasted courgettes, avo, spiced chickpeas and roasted peppers (with two pieces of sourdough). A healthy and very satisfying brunch. My husband got the sausage, Brie and tomato chutney on sourdough. He found it tasty. The interior is so cute: lots of eclectic tchotchkes, brick walls and chalkboards. Also fair prices for everything and a friendly staff to boot. I would definitely return if I lived close by.

***this was a 5 star review but the reason I've changed it is inconsistency in menu... I ordered…read morethe avacado, chorizo egg and Parmesan on toast which I've had before and I loved. From what I remember the past is sourdough but What came out were all the ingredients squashed onto one slice of a seeded warburtons or other brand. There was no warning that they were out sourdough at the ordering and it was softly toasted which meant it had no crunch or stability to it because of the contents above. When I asked the waiter he said it was due to swapping it to eliminate the waste of people not eating all of it (no apology or offer of more toast, btw)...so? The cost should of been covered in the price you charge for it which is: £9.50!!! Change the price and menu if You are changing the meal, please. Was a perfect meal before and now it was a mound of mush with the only different texture being cubes of chorizo... The original review: Been here a half a dozen times already but I'm a bit lazy with reviews lately! Starting off with the food, delicious breakfasts, particularly like the eggs, bacon and Parmesan dish, they use good bread, no baked beans but a tasty posh version using chickpeas, flatmate really liked the Veg burger and is currently getting again. (This review is very much in the moment!) They have a burger menu that I'll be sampling for the first time today. Good coffee! It's kind of the only nice little cafe restaurant in the area so definitely recommend! This is sweet little cafe/restaurant, the premise being we are sat in view of the kitchen of a flat and we are eating home cooked food. Initial impressions is that it's nicely decorated, good lighting, brick wall adds some character and small garden of plants out the window to pretty up the view of Hornsey Road. The service is good hence the repeat visits so unless this particular dining experience goes completely wrong I'll def be coming back again

Fantastic authentic Arsenal fans pub with Thai food. I've been several times and have never been…read moredisappointed. This is a true institution in North London. Great atmosphere to watch gunner's games with true fans. For big games, get there an hour beforehand, not necessary for smaller games. The beers on tap are great, and they also have wines that are decent. The Thai food is decent not spectacular.

Quirky neighborhood pub with a myriad of rooms and a great beer garden…read moreMonday night is quiz night, Thai food is a specialty & Fullers London Pride on tap

We ordered food to feed 20 people for NYE, the tagines were delicious!!…read more The le Rif team really kindly gave us huge portions and loads of extras. We were so pleased with the service and would highly recommend if you're feeding a big group. And great value for money! Thank you le Rif!

I'm impressed...by the friendliness of the owner, the tastiness of the food and by the overall…read moredown-to-earthness of this Moroccan restaurant. I'd bookmarked Le Rif a while back and when I was riding the bus along Seven Sisters Road towards Finsbury Park, I dimly remembered that there was this place that I've been meaning to check out. I quickly researched the whereabouts of this place and just a few minutes later I entered mini-Morocco. I had only a ten-quid note and so I made a deal with the owner to put together a nice selection for this money. And what a great selection that was: I had a meaty samoso as a starter, which was delicious, but lacked a little in crispiness. (I suspect it had been nuked.) As a main, I had a tagine of all sorts of delicious things: the owner said that since this was my first visit, he would put together a nice selection for me...the lamb was delightful and so tender it fell of the bone. The meatballs in a tomatoey sauce were also quite tasty and all the vegetable sides were spiced in that sweet-cinammony note. All in all, I really enjoyed my meal and would definitely recommend coming by here!

Mildreds has consistently great food at all their locations. Being vegan and vegetarian focused…read moredoes not mean sacrificing on taste. The appetizers and mains are all amazing. The desserts and cocktails are wonderful too. Brilliant decor and friendly service makes this place a must visit.

Disappointingly, the food is actually served at a middling temperature! And I had this verified…read moretwice yesterday as I ate earlier and then later in the afternoon. The first round I had the aubergine and Dashi dumplings . Taste was fine, particularly for the two generous aubergines, but both dishes were marred by the fact they weren't served very warm. After my play at Arcola Theatre, I came back for the artichoke on crostini and the tenderstem broccoli. Plenty of good-sized portions all around but the lack of heat just ruined the flavour. I've had much better Mildred's experience taste-wise in Camden and Soho. Also whilst the waiters are pleasant when you are seated in the Dalston location, no one comes to check on how you are doing at any point in the meal. So not the greatest service.

Got the salad bowl w/ hummus and chili this afternoon and it was properly delicious. A big mix of…read moresalads, all fresh veggies, nice and crunchy, beautifully dressed with a good mix of flavors. I don't live in the area; otherwise would be here all the time.

Been meaning to pop in for a while. A colourful vibrant place with outdoor seating as you pass you…read morecan't help but wonder what they like. So one day, I did after the gym. Popping in I was stunned to see so many smoothie juice combinations on the board. Almost too much. Another customer spotted me. Must be a regular cos he said...it's a lot, but it's a lot of goodness. It's what you put into your body that makes you what you are. True I thought, and well said my friend. I noticed a meal deal to make it all the more easier. Phew I thought. £6 for a healthy wrap and a small smoothie. £8 for a salad bowl (8 different mixes) and a small smoothie. I opted for the former going all out healthy with a avocado, chicken and sun dried tomato wrap. They have other options to wrap but this is best way of lowering carbs and keeping the filling packed in. I also went for a beet, Apple, carrot, orange. No.14 in list which is called Beet basic. Fresh beet is rarely bought by people as opposed to cooked ones we get in supermarket so I wanted to get something I'd rarely make at home. It took a while to come. Maybe 15 mins after my juice came the wrap appeared. They were busy inside I do know that and I was going to say something but I realised they were making everything fresh. I say this because the chicken to my surprise and delight was nicely weak Inside with a very lightly toasted wrap with avocado and chilli sauce and sun dried tomato inside. It was perfect. A side of lettuce and olives too. The beet juice was fantastic. Can't help but think they should have named it Bettlejuice surely guys?! Overall I will definitely be back to sample more juices after the gym with some more food. The healthy food vibe seems to have finally spread this way in North London with numerous places popping up in Crouch End and Hornsey. And I mean a lot but I do love these options so very happy at these developments.

I can see that there is a mixture of opinions on this place...so my I just introduce mine as well?…read more One of my earliest Yelp reviews was on a vegetarian Indian place near Tottenham Hale Station...also called Jai Krishna. This place in Stroud Green is very similar in that it is very simplistic in design, but very functional & efficient: As soon as you sit down, one of the staff will bring you a menu and a piece of paper, on which you should write down your order. To me, this seemed to be quite strange at first, but after having come back 4 times already, I actually like it, because you can take your time with your order - no one is rushing you, even though the place gets quite crowded on the weekends. Now, my favourite item on the menu is the masala dosa. But really any dish has been tasty and I recommend ordering a bunch of dishes if you are with a group and then share it all. That way you get a good overview! For dessert (or starter) I recommend their pistacchio lassie...yummy! What I like most about this place is the people who work here: everyone is so friendly and peaceful - especially the lady who works the cash register. She seems to be the lady running this place...but she's just very good-natured! Be aware though: this place is a BYOB, so pop in to the nearby Tesco or Sainsbury's if you want to drink alcohol along with your meal.

Jai Khrisna is a slightly shabby Indian vegetarian restaurant in Finsbury Park on Stroud Green road…read morejust past the Tescos. It is a family run place and one of the best restaurants in Finsbury Park. Having lived in India briefly as a child I am always keen to find somewhere that does good, authentic Indian food. Jai Krishna definitely delivers; with all the favourites as well as some more interesting dishes. I would particularly recommend the pumpkin and aubergine curries. The food is also great value with prices as low as £3 for a main dish. Jai Krishna does not have a liquor license but you're welcome to bring your own drinks(for which there is a small supplementary fee). The only caveat is that the atmosphere is a little austere, and so perhaps best avoided on a first-date or similar situation. Still, if it is an issue you can also take away.

This restaurant has gone and a new vegetarian Indian outlet called Puraan has opened at the same…read morepremesis on the 26th October 2022. Please check out Puraan, it's a quality Indian restaurant. Recommend the Vegetable roll starter and the Breadfruit curry for the main course.

Once again a random find…read more.. I think the entire restaurant is run by two people - a chef and a waiter. Yet the service and the quality of the food is much better than at places where waiters buzz around you like crazy and where there's an army of chefs prepping your food. Granted, it took a little longer until the food actually got served, but I had a good book with me and was quite contend overall. Also, the food-ordering experience is quite interactive, so to speak...upon bringing the menu, the waiter gave me an empty sheet of paper along with a pen and I had to take my own order. These were the dishes that I ordered and that I would definitely recommend further: - Nut Cutlet (a patty made of nuts and served with a spicy tamarind sauce) - Jeero Aloo (basically baked potatoes with tomatoes, curry leaves and other typical Indian spices) - Daal Makhani (a lentil dish that was so creamy and so tasty...finger-licking good) -Stuffed Paratha And all that for mere 11 Pounds!!! Go, grab a few friends, take the Piccadilly Line all the way to Turnpike Lane and start your Indian Adventure in North London right now... (Btw, this is a vegetarian restaurant.)