Great fish & chips. I'm an American and wanted to try some fish & chips before heading to a local…read moredrag show. I've had fish & chips at numerous places in London and this was the best of the ones I tried in London during my 2 weeks there. Fast service, generous portions, open late, great prices. Fish & chips were well battered, had a nice crunch. Only criticism was that I should have asked for more vinegar on my fish & chips, but being new to this I didn't know to do so. It's also very close to the Royal Vauxhall Tavern, a great gay bar.

I don't post any reviews unless I had a great experience. This place by far deserves higher than a…read more5 star rating. Ray was awesome! Went above and beyond. Made my fiancé and I feel very welcomed and explained to us about the city of London. The food was impeccable! The chicken and noodles was well seasoned. He did advise me to get the chili cooked in, instead of adding it as a condiment. Oh man, Ray was not wrong! I also ordered the spicy wings. Dear God! They hit the spot! Magnificently seasoned. Thanks to Ray and the chefs! You guys rock! Trust me I won't forget your Texas Longhorn Hat! I'll comeback for chicken noodles and wings. You have my word.

A basic sandwich shop but fast and convenient…read more Walking distance from the hotel we stayed at (Doubletree on John Islip) we stopped and grabbed a sandwich, chips, drink and then walked over to London Eye. The sandwich was less than £4 which was a nice price. I got a tuna salad sandwich which was slightly toasted so it was tasty. We paid in cash- quick and easy.

I work in this area and let me tell you...for some reason, decent cafes and places to eat are hard…read moreto find (It's Westminster, for heaven's sake!). Ravello is a pretty good base for all your quick lunch needs. I highly recommend their red velvet cake and their gluten free brownies, along with their Tiramisu latte for a bad day. Also, their morning coffee queue is the fastest moving queue I've ever been in. Seriously. It is probably only a three star place, but gets a 4th simply based on the fact I get my coffee within 3 minutes of ordering (take THAT Starbucks!!!)

Another of these little shops that seems to compete with the Pret-A-Manger style of fresh fast…read morefood, Eat also has a large selection of soups and sushi, which seem to scream "eat me" because they just look so fresh. Today, it was the Duck Gyozo dumpling soup, but it was a close call to not pick up a yummy pastry or a piece of carrot cake to go with it. If you're not in a soup mood, they also have boxes of fresh sandwiches too. Check out my pictures. The container of soup is just veggies and stuff, then you take it to the counter, where the soup expert (no soup for you!) adds the broth and chilli sauce if you want it (which I did). And it only takes a few moments.

Great little spot for some really good chicken. Fast service, good atmosphere and food was…read moredelicious. Absolutely will be back!

My first visit to Nando's left a positive impression. I ordered a wrap with broccoli and elote as…read moremy sides. The flavor and freshness of the ingredients were amazing. I thought the semi-self service style was interesting. Staff were friendly but I think some of the tables and surfaces could've been a bit cleaner. Overall, great quality food and great value.

If the toilets aren't locked, they are dirty. There's a constant lack of staff and overheated shop…read more I decided to give Pret a miss, especially in how they dealt with customers deaths and injuires. I prefer small independent business now.

We had an Air BnB in St. George Wharf about 3 minutes from this Pret. It was so convenient in the…read moremornings for breakfast. We enjoyed the variety of selections

Peri peri chicken is a thing in London, these days, a step up from fish and chips and mushy peas…read morefor bland Brits. This is pretty average. The Peri-Peri sauce is very good. It has to be to cover dry overcooked chicken breast. Rice? Dry as dust and not as spicy as advertised. Broccolini was great. Best thing on the plate. Is it weird that the medium packets of sauce are spicier than the HOT? Server drops the plate and tells me to fetch my own silverware, across the restaurant, 30 minutes to closing? Makes me go to the takeaway to order too. Star and a half down. Ambiance is good for fast food. Won't thrill ya, won't kill ya. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

SAKA whole chicken w four sides hit the spot. Touchless ordering of your meal is perfect. The QR…read morecode service is an excellent option. The meal is brought to you. I enjoyed trying the various Nando's sauces. Also the broccoli is real brocoliny. The establishment was busy the bathrooms are clean and it's bubbling with energy and a inviting dining area. I always eat at Nando's as I discovered it almost 20 years ago great to see the freshness growing.

Just in front of my daugter's . I never make a review.... I don't understand why!!!!…read moreVery nice food Very nice staff. A lot of choice sandwiches,sausage roll,croissant, pain au chocolat ....Delicious baguettes quality excellent only for 2 pounds .. Cheaper than the other one in Strutton Ground In short great place . I like this place .

Nasty service. I mean real nasty. What's in the quiche? Don't know she won't say. Just avoid at…read moreall costs

Mi Casa Burritos is among the first wave of semi-credible Mexican eateries to hit Victoria. And…read moreit's reasonable. Pricey, but reasonable. The price was the thing that hit me first. £7 for a burrito? When Tortilla's regular burrito costs £5, large £6 and Chilango's similar? Mi Casa Burritos try to sweeten the deal by including guacamole in that, but it's more of a smear than a dollop. So my Mi Casa Burritos experience didn't get off to the best of starts. But then I took a bite. Not too bad. The ingredients were moist and plentiful, which was a good start. And by the end, I was feeling pretty full. I still think it's pricey, both as a burrito and as a lunch option in an area where there's masses of competition. Nevertheless, its arrival (along with Taquito's) in Victoria is hugely welcome in bringing Mexican food to the area. Here's hopin' they drop their prices/add cheaper options to the mix.

I'm not impressed. In fact, I'm typing this with a like warm burrito in hand…read more I opted for the pulled beef steak. The meat is over seasoned, there's so much luke warm rice in this wrap, the processed cheese hasn't melted and there's no salsa or sour cream, despite asking for it. Next time I need dinner for the train journey home to my parents I'll go to Wasabi.

Went here while waiting for our train. Wanted to try the The Spicy Veggie One wrap since it is not…read moreoffered at the US locations. We ordered and paid at the kiosk. Our order was ready in a few minutes. I liked the wrap. It was a veggie dipper wrapped in a tortilla accompanied by lettuce, tomato, and a spicey sauce. I would get it again.

Same as all Maccus. This particular one is extremely conveniently located. Food was quick…read more(definitely faster than the airport ones) and in particular the staffs were friendly and that's why I decided to leave a note. Got back quite late from coach and the staffs were basically cleaning up, but was nice to serve everything and wait for us to finish up.

Has changed its name to Sherif's Fish Bar. Did visit and bought 3pieces of chicken, that was all I…read morecould afford as they wasn't taking cards at the time and it was all the cash I had on me. The chicken was good. They also do kebabs and fish, so next visit probably fish, now that their card machine is working. Very stylish interior and the people were friendly.

Very intriguing little business which recently opened near where I live. They have the cutest…read morelittle logo... Been in a few times. Don't normally eat out nowadays as I'm on a strict budget at the mo, but then this joint is specifically there to accommodate for people like me. So I've found myself giving in and treating myself a few times more often than I care to admit... I can't remember the exact name of the dish I always order. I don't think it's on any of the menus I've seen online... it's a lamb kofta in pita ensemble, which is £3.50 (although I usually order it with chips and a drink, bringing the total to £4.50). The lamb kofta arrives like a burger. Which is what you'd expect. While not quite the penultimate kebab experience it's pretty darn tasty. I always order it with chilli and garlic sauce, and am always very impressed... When I opt for the chips in addition (which is almost always) I am treated with a veritable plethora of my favourite potato snack. If Peri-Peri Original did bad fries (which is sometimes the case with budget fast food joints) I wouldn't be trumpeting this fact. But, as it is ; lots of lovely fries for me to NOM! Cheapest place to get kebab-ish take-away in the Stockwell area. Check it out!