This pub is nothing special in terms of what it offers - there are a few choices of beer and ale on…read moretap and basic "pub grub" menu however I have awarded an extra star due to the location. Tucked away, I never would have discovered this had it not been for a trail I was walking along one of the local canals. There are lots of tables in the pub garden - perfect for a pint in the sunshine! Visit the Uxbridge council website to download trail walls varying from 1 mile up to 5 miles - such a good day out!

Horible food. I have ordered the nachos and it was disgusting... dont go to eat there.read more

Wow, the other reviewers really have a high expectation! I think Pret is great at being what it is…read moreand I don't find their sandwiches particularly unimaginative. Sure, there's the standard Egg Mayo with Cress and a Pret Pickle and Smoked Salmon, but once you get past the standards, there are some really great sandwiches in that cooler. Try the Red Pepper Tapenade & Soft Cheese or the tasty Crunchy Humous Bloomer or even a Sweet Chilli Crayfish & Mango Bloomer. I really love their salads, especially the No Bread Crayfish & Avocado since I'm on a low carb eating regime. It's just.. delicious. As for the coffee, I find Pret to be better than the Starbuckses of the world. First, it's organic milk. And second, it's just better roasted. It always seems to taste better to me. Did I mention it's also inexpensive. Sandwich, drink and bag of chips (they have some very unique flavors) is under £8. There are a couple of Prets in the Canada Square shopping centre, but the ones I have patronized are all the same. Take-away only with no seating and no free wifi of their own. Which is fine because the Canada Square wifi usually works okay.

Just like all Pret a Mangers, the fare was pretty expected. A slew of sandwiches, salads, and…read moredrinks. Pret is a surefire way to make sure you get consistently edible, unimaginative food. But at least it's consistent, cheap and fast.

Inspired by Ottolenghi but much more affordable. This trendy cafe has delicious fresh salads (from…read more£4.50), soups(£3.50), sourdough and gluten free hot or cold sandwiches (approx £5) and lovely cakes and pastries. It's located within Highgate Studios and is often packed at lunchtime, although you never have to wait more than 15mins for your food order to be called out. For a fresh healthy option id definitely recommend this place!

Marconato is one of my favourite restaurants in England…read more It is an Italian restaurant, split over two levels, serving a wide range of traditional and more contemporary dishes, and there really is something for everyone. I heartily recommend the Mozzarella In Carrozza (Deep fried mozzarella in bread crumbs with salad and Marconato dressing) for a starter. I do love melted cheese and this cholesterol-laden dish is up there with the best of them. For a main courseyou can take your pick, but their pizza is very good if you like the genuine article. Aside from the food what makes this place good are the following hit points: 1) It's not overly expensive 2) It's ALWAYS busy so you need to book, but it shows the success of the place 3) They're very child friendly 4) The entertainment The entertainment takes place upstairs and changes throughout the year. It consists mostly of 'Stars In Their Eyes' style soundalikes and though I've never been myself (I think it's more of a girly thing) my wife and friends have all highly rated it and had a great time. Apparently the George Michael soundalike is the best?! There is a great atmosphere in the place and definitely suits being as busy as it is. A regular venue for us, and one for you once you try it I'm sure.

I ordered a 10oz fillet steak on Saturday 19 November. It came folded in half and was hard to cut…read moreand eat. There is no way that this was fillet steak, my friend later said he thought it was braising steak but on reflection I believe it was a piece of skirt. I should have sent it back but we were tired and I didn't want to embarrass my friend. My friend said his venison was not good either.

Very nice breakfast, Brunch place with a collection of different breakfast. Most of them English…read morestyle. Also sweets and Sandwich. Nice atmosphere and a lot of movement. On weekends breakfast to 14:00, otherwise till 12, starting at 7.

I love this cafe, situated right by Greenwich for DLR station…read more The people who run it are simply lovely; incredibly friendly service. The sandwiches are fantastic, and you're more than welcome to go "off-menu" if you'd like your own fillings. I highly recommend the Meatball and Feta toasted Ciabatta, which actually came as a recommendation from the lovely lady who worked there. Prices are extremely reasonable, and the food is fantastic. A good selection of breakfast and lunch-type foods are available, and the atmosphere is friendly. The cafe is spacious, clean and I always try to make time to come here at least once a month. Would you want to bring a date here? No, but that's not what it's for. Would you bring a group of friends here after a messy night out for a hangover cure in a friendly setting? Absolutely! And for that, 5 stars is deserved.

After consuming 2 bottles of red wine the night before and stumbling home with my partner in crime…read more(Helen W - yes I did just name and shame) the concept of dragging our bodies out the house seemed almost impossible. That was until Helen started talking about bacon, and her desperate need for it, oh and she also wanted orange juice. At this point I suggested that we go to the shop, she moaned weakly - a bit like an unhappy bird cry. I knew at the point I was going to have to find her a proper fry-up and soon. So off we trotted to find some bad ass fry-up action near my new abode. That was when we stubled upon the delights of Leo. Now I'm not sure if this is a friend of the other greasy spoons Leo's I have been to but it was pretty damn good. The ketchup was vingerery, the bacon greasy (Helen's not mine) and the service was amazingly surly. Just what I like from a top notch greasy spoon. It doesn't pretend to be anything it's not, juts a really extensive menu, starting from £2.50 for scrambled eggs on toast and a great space for you to hang your head in shame and chat about the night before. Leo, you're a top fella!

Had a lovely little fry up here. Pretty sizeable fry up for less than a fiver is always good when…read moreyour feeling a little fragile after a big night. Over all nothing to shout about but very decent for a 'greasy spoon' cafe.

It's taken almost two years for me to get around to writing a review of this awesome place, and I'm…read moreglad it is still around because the service was magnificent. It did seem pretty quiet when I was there, but maybe it was because it was summer, and not early in the morning. Also, it's straight across from the station, so there is that also. Yeah, this place gets my mark of approval.

Great little cafe/sandwich bar near the overground/tube station. I entered around 9:30am, super…read morefriendly staff greeted me, and £2.50 later I was chomping on a fresh egg and bacon muffin and coffee. Everything in the cabinets looked fresh and the coffee is espresso. Although rather milky I enjoyed it. Blackboard with daily specials, recommended for a quick stop or hang around. No Wi-Fi but there are access points in the area which you may pick up near the window.

Discovered this little sandwich shop while on one of my little lunch time walks (its not healthy to…read moresit at your desk all day guys...) and wondered in for a look at the menu. I left with a chicken, roasted pepper, tomato chill sauce and cheese sandwich on Italian bread. All then toasted. More not sound like much, but it is amazing! I have also tried a tuna melt which wasn't as amazing and I now won't cheat on my original lunch choice! There are loads of options here - different bread, different toppings, hot or cold, small or large. They also have a fresh salad bar, a hot food counter, ice cream, cold drinks, crisps, little area that sells homemade cakes and biscuits and even a little area that has biscuits in tins and olives etc. You can take away or eat in for a little extra. Little tip - if you taking your sandwich away (this may apply to eating in too, but I've never done that) order your sandwich at the counter where they are making them, get a ticket then go and pay.

Wapping isn't among the places i visit very often (or ever at all). So it was a nice coincidence…read morethat got me here with a group of friends for breakfast a couple of weeks back. It is a small restaurant ... capable of seating atmost 10-15 people at a time. But the available menu was extensive. From pre-prepared paninis and sandwiches and baguettes to cooked on the spot items like omelettes and english breakfast, they served the entire range of breakfast foods. It would be a good place for a weekday lunch too. Two of us went for omelettes, one for an English breakfast, one for a panini and one for porridge. Together we tried almost the entire range they had to offer. I liked the breakfast, and the omelettes were very popular, both the vegetarian and the non vegetarian one. It was pretty large in size. My friend didn't enjoy the turkey panini, but he has only recently started eating meat ... so I wouldn't read too much into his review yet :) The employees were very courteous and accommodating, although the service was somewhat inefficient. They seemed lost in thought occasionally. The combined bill for the five of us came to around £27 which I thought was very reasonable. I do want to visit Pumblechooks again.