So, I must have past this place many-a-time as it is out the way but not so much. Nice place, full…read moreof random memorabilia from around the place and all with a nice layer of dust, very small... loses points for not doing pints only halves... and the biggest travesty is the fact they had no Guinness, not even in a bottle. Now, for such a small place, it had no right to have a maze that meant you'd end up leaving the place, there was two corridors that led to the same place and yet, if there were more than 7 people in there it would have been a very busy night. But i did enjoy being in there, good conversation and there was great entertainment at the time.

I've passed this spot on my way to college in the morning and sometimes in the evening when its…read moreopening with a lovely warm glow. It reminds me of Irish pubs with tons of bits and piece on the ceiling and the walls. I ventured in there with a gang from college recently for some wine and to check out the atmosphere. Its deliciously friendly and i've discovered also open for breakfast. Normally i would shy away from places that wax both ends of the day, because they smell bad or generally have a mixed clientele. But this place is lovely. The wine is reasonable and they have a nice collection of spirits and beer as well to cater for all that you might fancy...

Excellent pub in the Hampstead area. The service is extremely friendly, and the pub is tucked away…read morein a charming neighborhood just a few blocks from the large park. It was busy on a Saturday afternoon, but we easily grabbed a table for two downstairs. I would recommend a reservation if you're visiting during peak times. There is also a more formal dining room upstairs for a quieter, sit-down experience. We enjoyed some bread with oils, the soup, and the fish, all of which were excellent and paired perfectly with a Neck Oil. The atmosphere is warm and welcoming, and there are cute picnic tables outside, making it a lovely spot to enjoy a drink on a nice day. Overall, a fantastic neighborhood pub that's worth a visit.

Excellent location, old fashioned, great Guinness, chips and hamburgers. Staff is courteous and my…read morewife and I always enjoy ourselves. Also fun to sit outside!

A very good French wine bar!…read more If like me you love French cheese, you will love this place. It really reminds me the good wine bar from France and Belgium! My friend and I shared some Comte, Petit basque, a super yummy onion creme brulee and truffade ( a twiste on potato gratin) . The only downfall is how they have priced their wine by the glass by 25/50 or 125 ml basically forcing you to go for the high price if you just want a good glass of wine. Overall a strong wine bar and would defo comeback if Im in the area!

From the owner: We are a Cave à Manger, a French bar serving classic French dishes, bringing a slice of Paris to…read moreour Kentish Town neighbourhood. We are Jean-Francois & Tanzi, a French and English couple living in Kentish Town with our little bilingual dog Pippin. Building on the success of Cafe Gourmand, our petit bistro in Soho, we are now very excited to be starting a new adventure with Patron in Kentish Town. With a Parisian feel and pieces collected during our travels driving through France, Patron has intimate bistro tables and a beautiful handmade marble topped bar. As a Cave à Manger, Patron offers a chosen selection of French wines, boutique cocktails alongside small plates such as steak tartare, escargot, camembert fondue and charcuterie and cheese boards. Or perhaps grab a table and enjoy one of our classic mains such as Cote de boeuf, duck confit, mussels or one of the specials of the day. Produce sourced from independent small French suppliers and locally.

Welcome to Highgate, Popeseye. What a great addition to Highgate/Archway food scene you are…read more As Archway locals we in our household are lucky to have myriad of eateries to choose from at all hours of the day and night, so the fact that we have ventured to Popeseye twice in a month after we found out about its relatively new opening should speak volumes in itself. It is just a perfect addition to the neighbourhood - right on the main road, easily accessible from the tube but quiet, and unlike many quick grab and go eateries in the area, genuinely a lovely place to sit down, even if it should be for a full nice evening or say, a date. All that for nonprohibitive prices for a steakhouse, and we have a winner. Atmosphere is really lovely and cozy: what really serves this space right is that it is partitioned into two parts - so even if it is full, you retain quite an intimate atmosphere (that being said, on Tuesday's jazz and steak nights, when all the visitors tend to gather in the back area around the band, don't be discouraged by the seemingly empty front part which you get to see from the front windows are you are walking by!). But let's be real, atmosphere and location is nice, but steakhouses are about meat, meat, meat! Popeseye has not dissapointed me on this front. The five weeks hung grass-fed beef steaks are very flavoursome and juicy. The cuts are generous and the steaks are finished just right. So far I've tried a sirloin and their 'Jazz and Steak Tuesdays' special of 6oz rump and they were both exactly as should be. All steaks come with a generous side of fries and a big selection of sauces for the table (standard and dijon mustard, hollandaise, ketchup, horseradish, etc.). The Tuesday special for £15 includes the 6oz steak, fries, sauces, and one small glass of wine - definitely a good deal. (NB for the jazz lovers - from what I've seen, the musicians have been quite liberal with their interpretation of jazz, but hey - this is not a jazz bar and they were still good musicians and on tune, so I don't see a reason to put my judgmental hat on). Everyone was too full to sample the extensive whiskey and desert menu, but look - if you are smart and unlike us, don't order the phenomenally cheesy, home meals memories inducing mac and cheesy for the table, maybe you can give that a shot :). Both times service was knowledgeable about their meat, pleasant and efficient. I left as a happy meateater and I will be back.

This is a seriously underappreciated gem in North London. Fantastic steak full stop. The highland…read moremeat was superb and my 12oz fillet was one of the nicest I've had in London. I can't recommend this place highly enough if you're in North London and want a steakhouse that's not pretentious and a relaxed atmosphere.

When I heard it was a restaurant of a hotel I had my doubts. But I guess things work differently…read morehere in Hampstead. Lovely little italian restaurant underneath a small hotel (but not inherently attached to a lobby with people walking in and out. Im looking at you premier inn). Kind of off the main road, a but up a hill, nice that most people probably don't know about it. I came here for late lunch/early dinner...linner?... and had the mushroom rissotto. Really good, but I got the large portion and couldn't handle it so be warned.

Great Italian restaurant located in a small hotel/B&B…read more Good service at a real value for its location. Its located on the walk up to the Heath. Its the last commercial building on the left as you walk up the big hill.

Aesthically-speaking, this may not be the most Parisien place you'll find in London. It feels more…read morelike a hip wine bar than anything else. However, the food and service are pretty close to home - if you're French. They're mostly known for their generous weekend brunch, which includes: 1 Hot Drink 1 Glass of Champagne 1 Venoisserie 1 Main 1 Dessert All for £45 + service charge. You can't ask for more than that. The croissants are pretty basic; nothing to write home about. The coffee is okay, also nothing to write home about, especially given the lack of alternative milks; so if you're lactose-intolerant, sucks to be you. I did, however, like the steak - cooked medium-rare - with brown butter hollandaise, a poached egg, and what looked and tasted like fried cassava. For dessert, I ordered the Apricot French Toast with deliciously fresh roasted apricot slices on top and a healthy dollop of crème fraîche and toasted almond slices. It made the perfect pairing with the "just okay" coffee. Overall, this place is quite out there for most Londoners, but it's in a quiet enough area that if you come in good company, you won't regret the trip. Especially at £45 per person.

A really quaint wine store in West Hampstead! I came in and I was immediately struck by the wood…read morefurnishings and how cozy the space was. The gentleman assisting me did a great job explaining different options to me - you can come in as a party and do a tasting, or you can come for the food options, the choice is yours! I appreciated that they were so generous with the samples as they were explaining options and it seemed prices were reasonable. I really enjoyed my time wandering in - highly recommend!

This is a great addition to the West Hampstead neighborhood. It doubles as a wine store and a wine…read morebar. One can purchase a bottle from the store and have it uncorked for a fiver. They also offer some cheese and other bites as nibbles. All in, I went here twice during a 10 day trip over Christmas. I could have gone every night.

Siham lounge Bar .. Is really an amazing place .. They decor attracted me to enter this cafe …read more. They use a creative items such as table and chairs from ( recycle item ) at first they are saving the environment ... Love the idea , even it's a small coffee .. There food is delicious they are serving ( pizza , cakes , cookies) it's an Italian cafe .. They also have a mini bar .. Staff are really friendly and lovely .. Prices are good .. Thank you for your quick service .. Keep it up

Thank you, Yelp app and fellow Yelpers for directing me to this little tapas restaurant on…read moreEversholt Street. It's a little unassuming family run restaurant but with serious intent from the kitchen. I was offered a table in the main dining room or the garden when I walked in - as we are in the middle of 'Wimbledon week showers', I chose to dine indoors. The menu was written in impressively authentic sounding terms but closer inspection revealed some fusion going on - lemongrass, tumeric and enoki mushrooms being amongst the ingredients on show. I'm up for a bit of fusion as long as it doesn't end in con-fusion! Having confirmed that I was hungry, the helpful waiter suggested getting 3 dishes. I couldn't help myself and went for the fusion sounding dishes. Panceta con cidra was pork belly, rolled and marinated with garlic, black pepper and dill, braised in Asturian cider. I zoom in pork belly whenever I see it and this version has been slowly cooked to melting tenderness with the dill coming through strongly - it didn't need the wedge of lemon which came with it and I enjoyed it as it arrived. Pollo a la plancha del Parador were a pair of chicken thighs marinated in lemon grass, turmeric, garlic & coriander and cooked on the plancha (grill). I prefer dark meat as it remains moist and the oriental kick wasn't too overwhelming. When the waiter said the Higadillos Salteados (chicken livers with Iberico Jamon, enoki mushrooms, shallots, black pepper and butter) would be served pink inside, I smiled - nice to see a restaurant willing to serve food as it should be cooked and not pander to squeamish guests. These were a delight and to get some Iberico ham from acorn-fed pigs was a bonus. This is tapas of the highest order, given a little twist. A little Yelp gem which deserves its high star rating.

This is a really pretty and quaint, family run Spanish Restaurant... I grant this place 5 stars due…read moreto its divine food and admorible hospitality. Situated on quite a quiet street, it is well worth taking a visit. With a choice of over 40 tapas, all very well priced and utterly delicious. Your choice of dish will flirt wildly with all senses and deliver all promises. I am always very happy to find a restaurant which has a diverse yet experienced selection of fish. El Parador specialises in scallops, Halibut, and crab... although they were many others still left to be tried. The interior Decor, to me seemed rather french with little white table clothes and a smart yet gentle ambience. The wine list was impressive to say the least, with over 30 bottles of wine, in the price range of £13-30, with over 15 available by glass. The lunchtime menu has a special offer of 3 tapas for the price of two.