Came to eat dinner at Mamuska on a whim while looking for places around the Big Ben and did not…read moreregret it! Its short walk from the bridge and is situated in a cool, old fashioned bunker-looking type setting thats far away enough from the tourist chaos around the river Sienna walked us in and took great care of us. With a very pleasant and cheerful character, she made our meal quite a delight. Attentiveness, helpful suggestions and communication, and fun conversation really set her apart as a server during our time in the UK I got the Tower Temptation and the pork was cooked perfectly. The cheese and sauce/sausages from the stew really complimented the meat well. Fun fact: Mamuska has served the best slaw ive ever had, and im normally not a fan of cole slaw. You get a complimentary visit to their salad bar - its small and has 4 options but the slaw and carrots were simple yet somehow unmatched Despite being in the heart of London, the food here tasted authentic and this would be a place id recommend to others visiting London that want a break from classic English food! PS: their menu is hella cute (its a newspaper)

Polish food is a rarity back home, so I appreciate taking opportunities to visit Eastern European…read morerestaurants while traveling. Our server got us a table immediately because the restaurant is spacious. Then, we ordered pork gulasz and the mixed set of pierogis. It did take a long time for our orders to arrive because there was a logistical error on their side. The staff could've taken more of an initiative to communicate the delay. The pork gulasz, designated as a big plate, was a hearty stew with tender pieces of meat, mushrooms, and capsicum. For each order of a big plate or pierogi set, you get one visit to the salad bar. There, you can fill up a small plate with a small assortment of pickled vegetables. The mixed set of pierogis included pork, goat cheese with spinach, and sauerkraut with mushrooms fillings. I really enjoyed the boiled pierogis with their substantial fillings. For a nice experience with Polish food, I'd recommend visiting here. The newspaper menu is fun to read, and the atmosphere is good for big groups if needed. Multiple water closets are upstairs. This restaurant is also near major tourist attractions, including the London Eye and Westminster Bridge. It's also near Waterloo Station, a major transit hub connecting the South Bank to other parts of the city and country.

Best Pierogies I have ever had. Fast takeaway-only took 8 minutes or so and was just so tasty.read more

Finally tried the polish mexican place in shepherds market. Nachos with sausage were lovely and the…read morepierogi were fantastic

This cafe has a nice atmosphere and good service and definitely has a good range of authentic…read morePolish food. It's open for lunch and dinner and has a good range of different size and price dishes, so it's an option no matter what time of day it is or how hungry you are! I shared a platter option with my boyfriend and found the portion size to be a little small for the price (around £15) but the food was good. Non-sharing dishes might well be better value! I was suitably impressed by the food itself that I plan to go back at some point! EDIT: Their other dishes are sizable portions and decent value (although the salads don't quite warrant their prices) - the perogi is really excellent and the service is very friendly! I spent ages deciding as their menu is extensive with a lot of tasty and original house specialities.

Quiet ( patron count on Saturday night 8), unassuming cafe, with a good wodge of Polish staples…read moresecreted in an otherwise unremarkable menu. Enjoy the pierogi ( stuffed pasta-type dumplings), golabki ( stuffed cabbage), and klopsy ( meatballs), among other things, washed down with good Polish beer- I'm a big fan of Tyskie, personally. Not the best Polish restaurant in London, but not the worst either; if you're unaccustomed to Central European food, you could do a lot worse than checking this place out. If it's not your cup of tea, there's plenty of other places along this stretch of road.

Autentic polish, homemade food. Try their dumplings, bigos, sausage rolls & pyry z gzikiem.read more

i was walking by and kind of hungry so stopped to get a haloumi wrap to go. it came with falafels,…read morehummus, tahini, and some really fresh salad. Service was quick and the wrap was really tasty. There were quite a few folks sitting in the cafe and all of their meals looked delicious. Stop by for a quick casual meal!

Such a lovely atmosphere and really amazing food!! The owner recommended the Adana kebab and it was…read moreso delicious and the perfect portion size--it came with several lamb kebabs, rice, salad, and some veggies. The owner also brought us complementary bread and babaganoush and yogurt sauce to start, and then black tea at the end of the meal. It was very affordable too. Highly highly recommend!!!

I was attracted to this place because of their gluten free menu but the pizza I had was the best…read moreever! The service staff were friendly and very attentive. Have recommended this place to family and friends already.

I've been coming to this place for lunch for years and love it. Yes, love it. Where else can you…read moreget delicious sandwiches, ciabattas, pizza, olives and other Italian food, quickly and freshly made at very reasonable prices in Pimlico? Answer: you can't - this is the place to come. It also scores highly for being a genuine Italian delicatessen, run by Italians, patrionised by Italians and stocked to the rafters with Italian produce. The owner and his staff are very friendly too. The only slight drawback is that it focuses on food to go, with only three tables to sit at, though they're often unoccupied. I really can't recommend this place highly enough.

Have ordered take away and eaten inside numerous times. On the restaurant side, there are plenty of…read moretables and the place always looks spotless including the toilets. I prefer the service when eating in, as I found on the take away side you get much smaller portions and definitely a less friends service. The food is delicious and I have never had a meal I didn't enjoy, I especially love the iskendar and adana kebabs and the Turkish pizzas lahmacun...yummy. My sister and I used to get starters to share but we could never finish all the food especially all the fresh bread. The prices are average and well worth the money especially when you eat in. The owner is very friendly and I always enjoy the banter while waiting for my food. Overall a fab Turkish restaurant with tasty dishes awaiting you.

I am so extremely disappointed in this business as it had such good reviews!…read moreI was so disappointed in the way my daughter and I got spoken to by the host at the door who had obviously made assumptions about us by the way we looked. I was extremely saddened and hurt by my experience and I hope by reading this review that the restaurant management provide their staff with training on unconscious bias. I will not be returning there again nor recommend it for anyone

Was going to the fish place down the road but it was 33° and it was crazy hot in there so we walked…read moredown the street and walked in here and they had Air Conditioning it. I ordered the house rose and all three of the dumplings as a started for our family. I also ordered the cabbage rolls. My mom used to make a version of them when I was a kid. It was her grandmother's recipe. So I had to try and bring back memories. It was different than my moms but really good. My daughter had the duck and luckily for me got full so I was able to finish it. So I didn't have to have order envy. schnitzel again perfectly cooked. Great restaurant

Excellent service and food! I had the goulash in a bread bowl. Beautiful bread bowl with a lid and…read moreit was very filling.