an excellent place this is a Lebanese restaurant. food is exceptional and plentiful. food is a…read morecross between the med and middle east. you can expect a range of grilled meats salads rice and breads all well-cooked and with lots of aroma and flavours. pure juices freshly blended are availble. whether you want to stop for coffee/cappucino or a meal it has something for everyone. It also has a lovely back garden, should you wish to sit outside. the atomosphere is warm and friendly and decor is very cosy. it is a must to visit especially with your mates. open until 12midnight. parking nearby after 18:30.

Had lunch at Yasmeen last week…read more.. Ambiance is beautiful and clean. Our table of 6 sat under the glass roof which was super nice. Service is friendly and accommodating. Food takes a while though. Food itself is just okay. I didn't love the seabass, the rice was dry, the chicken was just okay (per my husband and daughter). There was no complimentary bread or hummus, which was surprising. Prices were a bit high for the quality of food. Glad we tried Yasmeen but we won't likely be returning.

The food was delicious! And what a special find on a quiet street. Very spacious and comfortable. I…read moreloved that there was a plug to charge up and the lamb tagine along w both the soups and hummos was beyond what we expected. So good and the staff so courteous.

Excellent modern middle eastern kosher style restaurant…read more This restaurant offers a well rounded menu, great casual ambiance, beautifully prepared food, and first class service all at reasonable prices. Street parking is available and the service charge is included and shown on the check.

Probably the best kosher restaurant in London - you're likely to need to book (which is easy enough…read moreto do online - just be aware they limited how long we could have the table to 90min). Staff were great. They have a nice fresh and modern menu. Unfortunately they didn't have the short ribs as they couldn't get the meat in fresh (as it was a Sunday night), but I can definitely recommend the mixed grill for two (£75). Will be back!

This restaurant is in Belsize Park and all looks good on the surface, but it is run by an uncaring…read moreteam, who think that if there's an incident and they choose to ignore it long enough, it will just go away. My husband was badly burnt by a useless waitress who served boiling hot coffee on a wooden plank, which tipped over his hand and splashed everywhere. This wound was raw and open for many weeks. he had to treat it with dressings and special burn cream. I originally called to speak to the owner and he said he'd come back to me. After several attempts he eventually offered a voucher, but only if we sign an agreement not to take it further. We don't want his voucher, we would never go there again.

Truly authentic, the cold mezze were simply top notch--got the spicy hummus, the baba ghanoush…read more(forgot the name they give it here), and the MUHAMMARA, which was to die for. Mains were delicious too, but I was still dreaming of the mezze and wishing that I'd ordered more! Great restaurant, peaceful vibes where you can actually have a conversation over dinner

Arabesque is a wonderful authentic Lebanese and Middle Eastern experience. we had the best.mezzes…read moreset for a pre-theatre array of foods one chicken and one vegetarian. Baba ghanoush, tzatziki, hummus, olives, chicken kebab, falafels dolmas and spicy and garlic dipping sauces. These two to share are more than enough food. If you want to eat lighter I also recommend the larger entrées and always accompanied with Turkish coffee. The interior of the space is authentically home. Every piece well curated throughout the entire restaurant to remind you that you are now transported into someone's home and they are very welcoming. I even loved the glassware at the bar which I plan to sit at and enjoy before leaving this area of London. Thank you for your hospitality. You're amazing cuisine and everything that goes into it. We love your restaurant and absolutely will be back.

Great neighborhood-feel restaurant with solid, if not world class, food…read more My wife and I came on a fast trip to London looking for a nice place to do dinner near where we were staying, ideally where not having a booking wouldn't be a problem. We were able to get the last table (right by the door) without a booking, which was nice, but also a bit drafty. Still not knocking it, for that because getting dinner on a weekend without a booking in London is always hard. The service was friendly, but clearly stretched. It took a while to order and then things came out relatively slowly. It wasn't a problem since we enjoyed the longer meal, but it was still noticeable. They also didn't clear any dishes until the end of the meal. My impression was that they were just understaffed on a busy weekend night. We worked our way through a lot of the menu. The labneh was only good, which was surprising because my wife loves labneh. The kibbeh had too much bread around it and I wound up pulling out the meat only and eating it. The peri peri chicken was excellent across the board. The beef sausage was amazing and the standout hit of the night. The grilled halloumi was good in that it's always delicious and this was a good example. They gave us (and everyone) a complimentary pistachio flaky pastry for dessert was also different and excellent.

If you enjoy Persian food and are in the Cricklewood area I fully recommend this restaurant…read more I have dined at Persian restaurants in many parts of the world, including Iran, and Rumi definitely is a fine example of Persian cuisine. The menu offers a wide choice of popular Persian dishes, all freshly prepared, and very reasonably priced. I certainly enjoyed dining here and will definitely be returning when I'm in London.

This is my favorite new restaurant! I go to London a couple times a year and I definitely will find…read moremy way back to Rumi. My boyfriend and I stopped in because of its proximity to our hotel and absolutely loved it! It's a very nice space and the service is great. Siamak, the owner, was super accommodating and kind. He made our bread right in front of us which was very cool to watch! The food was delicious, I ordered the Joojeh which was some of the most amazing chicken I've ever eaten. Very tender, cooked perfectly, in a delicious marinade. I also had Barley soup which was amazing! It was a very good vibe in the restaurant, we haven't stopped in for dinner yet but I think it would make for a very lovely date night. We had a great experience here and although we had to leave before going back we are excited to return in April.

One of my favorite delivery places in West London. It's definitely some of the best Lebanese in all…read moreof London. Everything is very well seasoned and they always send a good number of pitas for hummus and their wonderfully acidic, broad bean foul. And seriously, how many places will deliver a piping hot kebab on a rainy Sunday night? Besides the shawarma, try the halloumi 'sandwich' -- pita flatbread stuffed with cheese. And their PICKLES. If you're a pickle freak like me, you can't pass these up! Give them a go... it doesn't get much better!

Stopped by today for a late lunch and the female server was so helpful! She was so friendly and she…read morerecommended some Lebanese dishes that were amazing! Highly recommended!

In a very diverse London neighborhood of Golders Green, where a huge portion of service…read moreestablishments are closed for business on any given Saturday - for religious observances, this Mediterranean breakfast/lunch cafe was a welcome respite after a night of travel. Concise menu of all-sorts egg dishes, salads, coffees, desserts, wines, etc. They were willing to customize my dish - big plus. Friendly service with a smile. Eggs were perfectly cooked, and sides were well seasoned. Uncomplicated plating. Place was relatively clean. What irked me was the second hand smoke: the cigarette smoke wafting in from the side walk seating area through the open door... (cough cough) And just another note (because I'm an uptight auditory hypersensitive person): the chairs need foot pads!!! Breakfast for two: £18.50 ($22.50)

Where to start? As I walked in, most of the tables had dirty…read moredishes and half-eaten food still on them. It took me a minute to find one that seemed clean. It looks like the staff doesn't bother cleaning the tables after customers leave, even when they had nothing else to do. The staff was rude, the food arrived late, and when it did, it was the wrong dish - I'd asked for the Aubergine Shakshuka, which comes with feta cheese, and got the plain Shakshuka. Upon mentioning it the waitress didn't look bothered, and simply asked if she should bring me aubergine on the side. I chose to keep the one I've already gotten, only to find that it's bland and watery. Overall, not a great experience.

The food tastes good although i think my stomach is sensitive to some of the spices because every…read moretime i've been there I get a stomach ache after, it's very consistent (even though I enjoy eating the food). Service is pretty good also. Atmosphere though is not good and that's the main reason I've stopped going there. Chairs are cheap and uncomfortable. Some tables far too close; For a restaurant, the atmosphere is just as important as the food and service, it's about the full experience and here this place falls short. I am writing this review because I wish they would fix this so I can go back.

Good hearty food, friendly fast service. The portions are enormous: a main would probably be enough…read morefor two. Would recommend for a simple meal out.

Hidden gem--Feels like eating in the owner's family kitchen. Everything is fresh, homemade,…read morehealthful, and yummy! Tania's is tucked in the Craft and Antique Emporium alley--steaming fresh Nutella waffles, falafel, Gassans' own "Miracle Juice" (fruits and veggies juiced together) that has kept me healthy all winter, and amazing healthful hot vegetable soup, (among other things). The family (Lina, Mohammed, Gassan, and Tania) are super friendly and warm. Visiting with them is one of my favorite parts of going. This may be my favorite place in Hampstead. It's very small and has only counter seating with one outdoor table. It's a lovely quiet place to come and enjoy great healthful food and the owners' lovely company.

This is a review of Tania's Happy Healthy Kitchen just down the road from Tania's of Hampstead and…read morerun by the same family. I had the best falafels I've ever tasted there. Pleasant mildly spiced flavour and not overcooked and greasy like falafels sometimes are. The food is cooked in the family kitchen and the owner was very pleasant to chat with. Well worth a visit.