I heard so many good reviews about this restaurant that I decided it was a 'must try'…read more Unfortunately they do not have a website, so I was unable to choose a dish from a menu, so I chose dishes that I had tried from other Indian restaurants. They were very friendly on the phone, and the food was done in 15 minutes (which was very quick). The food was excellent, I would def order from this restaurant again. I was quite surprised when I received the order to have complimentary Coke, Poppadoms and Maltesers. The bill was slightly more expensive than my usual Indian restaurant and this is probably due to amount of extras you get (personally I don't really drink Coke or eat Maltesers) so I would have preferred the bill to be cheaper, but what the heck, the food was good so I didn't mind paying the extra :)

A warm welcome to this small friendly Indian restaurant. The food is so tasty and you don't have to…read morewait ages like some restaurants. Staff were friendly to children. As a bonus they give you a box of chocolates and beer to take home.

Excellent place to eat! Just loved the ambience, very tasty food and great live music! Thank you…read moreKabeela for a super dining experience. Very highly recommend this place.

Ditto what Larry said. We had a magnificent meal for a reasonable price in an engaging ambience,…read moreand with very tasty wine--we went with two different bottles of rosé from South America. The wait staff was solicitous and thoughtful, and made some great recommendations. I don't think I've ever had better dahl. The four sauces served with papadam were exquisite. The signature eggplant dish was extraordinary. Our special evening was truly memorable. Thank you, London Darbar!

Primo Indian Food! From New York to New Delhi, you may not find any better than this one in terms…read moreof preparation, presentation, and friendly service!!

For many years, we've enjoyed the food at Canela's, and their location on Earlham meant that we…read morefrequently ate there before seeing a play at the Donmar. But our last two visits have witnessed a slow change in the way Canela does food. They have dropped the 6 or 8 large serving items in favor of having tapas-sized servings, and the number of those options has likewise decreased. The cheese board, the charcuterie are still good, as are the pastel de nata, but if you have not eaten at Canela's in a few years, you will notice the change immediately. What used to be an option (sharing food with your dinner companion) is now part of their "social dining" approach (phrase from their banner outside).

Found a little piece of home beautifully tucked away in Covent Garden. Surprisingly I managed to…read moreactually get some nice weather here and after a long day exploring some of the most popular places around the city, I passed by this small (and cozy) spot and decided to give it a try. The place is tiny but has a really nice feel to it, helped by the really nice choice of tables, huge windows facing the street and a beautiful display of their sweet and salty treats. I ordered one of the most popular choices back home for an afternoon (or any time of day for that matter) snack: pão de queijo (or cheese ball) and a quindim for dessert (sorry but I can't remember its English name). Both were simply delicious and on par with some of the best I had back home! Definitely worth any £ spent on them and worth a visit if you'd like to try them. I had an opportunity to talk to Wagner, who seemed to be one of the owners, and he was very nice and attentive. Definitely recommended! Love it!

The Anwara is a thoroughly old fashioned Indian take-away. Basic menu, rather gloomy premises full…read moreof unused space, rather solemn gentleman behind the counter. It's the sort of place you might walk past, glance through the window and decide to keep going in the search for something flashier. But if you did that you'd be missing a treat. Yes, the dishes are bog-standard but they're also really good. The decor is dingy but it does include a wonderful huge photo behind the counter of the proprietor being awarded the Kim Noble Memorial Onion Bhaji Award by an equally solemn looking gent, who is in fact local performance artist Kim Noble. And the bhajis are fantastic into the bargain. Mr Anwara (certainly not his name but then I don't know what is) will happily send you home after having paid up then pop round within half an hour with your order, which he carefully explains before handing it over. And usually you get a free veggy curry too. If you want a good old fashioned no frills Indian with a dash of courtesy rather than contemporary cuisine, then stop in your tracks at the corner of Fenham and Furley Roads and you can't possibly go wrong.

Such a good option for halal sandwiches and snacks in the area! There is enough space to sit and…read moreenjoy your food indoors. They also warm up the food for you if you are planning to dine in. Well priced and good quality with kind staff. Highly recommend.

Snax has been here for years. Honestly, I remember getting sandwiches from here back in 2005 when I…read morefirst started working in the area, and it hasn't changed since. Plus, I don't think it was even new then. They do some very cheap breakfast deals - a quid for a bacon roll for example. At lunch, they do these rather large bowls of chicken fried rice at the counter, as well as steak baguettes etc. They also do a small self serve Indian buffet at the same time. In fact, the range of food they do is pretty tremendous. None of it is earth shatteringly great, but it's also fairly cheap. Its a solid lunch option when you have no clue what you want, as something here will take your fancy.

When I'm in London this is a favorite get together spot for family and friends…read more Dining inside is great and also outside, weather permitting. The food is excellent Israeli style combined with great service, and reasonably priced. The kids all love the park and there is children's play area almost next to the cafe.

ThIs Park Restaurant Cafe is more like being on the beach in Tel Aviv than being in Sunny Hill Park…read moreLondon. Food is Middle eastern with Good Falafel Kebabs and Israeli Spicy eggs 'Tschock Schuka' Open all year daylight hours in winter.

Doesn't look like much when you walk past but this is a happening spot. There are a couple of…read morethings that could be improved- I thought the drinks were on the sweet side and a little too large, i would like more fruit in them but what do i know. But kudos for having such a selection of non-alcoholic drinks. Also I'd like them to have some clearly marked vegan dishes. But all told the food is excellent, flavorful and reasonably priced. Our server Syed was very friendly. Five stars for the dry ice presentation that was unique and kept the family entertained.