The pasta was good but service was a bit slow. I was the third customer there so the place was…read morequite empty, yet it took the waiter more than 10 minutes to give me my drink which was just prepackaged juice--not fresh juice that needed preparation. What I was annoyed most was that they added a 12.5% "optional" service charge to the bill. I would have tipped them a similar amount but I wanted to do it voluntarily--not forced. They were betting on customers who might not want to feel embarrassed by speaking up for what was supposed to be our right to choose whether to tip or not! Despite the tasty food, I won't come back as I don't like to be forced or pressured to do anything!

I ordered the Molta Carne pizza from Il Bebo's through Uber Eats. It was good, but nothing amazing…read more The toppings tasted good and fresh, and had a perfect cheese to sauce ratio. They did forget to cut my pizza though! Overall, no complaints and would recommend Il Bebo's pizza.

Much nicer than you expect from looking at the outside. Very cozy. Friendly staff and a nice…read moremenu.

I really like here! Calm and comfortable place. Not only staffs but also customers are nice and…read morefriendly.

Best Italian I have had in England. The server was incredible, she was very helpful, nice, and not…read morepushy or fake. The menu is large and varied, full of tantalizing choices which made choosing difficult, but also helped to woo us into wanting to come back and try more of their delicious food. Both my meal and my friend's meal were rich and filling. They have a nice selection of wine. However, being poor university students we opted for the house wine. Despite being a house wine it was lovely, unlike some other places which serve you something slightly better than 2 buck chuck. The atmosphere was perfect. They had lovely old pictures hung tastefully on the walls and the music was mellow and made the meal a bit more pleasant. I would say without wine and desert it isn't too pricey for a one-off nice meal for a poor uni student(about 10 quid each), but if you want to go all out(and for me when I have Italian food I like to have it all) and have a meal, wine, and dessert it will be about 25 quid per person, but I'd say ever so worth the money. I can't wait to come back and try more of the lovely food!

Went to this restaurant to celebrate passing my exams. The service was really good and the food…read moretastes fresh and authentic (unlike some Italian chain restaurants) - local independent restaurants are always better! We ordered Bellinis but were slightly disappointed as they weren't that fancy - but they were 2 4 1 so wasn't too bothered (2 cocktails for £7). Overall would definitely go back.

中文在下面This cosy restaurant locates at ground floor of Ibis London Heathrow Airport.The decoration…read moreand the atmosphere are quite suitable for having drinks with friends. We landed at Heathrow Airport during Christmas holiday while all shops were closedown, and therefore we are not sure about the situation in normal days. We ordered calamari and chicken wings for the starters, followed with the sea trout and lamb shank for the main dishes. And lamb shank was the highlight of the Christmas dinner. Hot and kicking chicken wings were also great! However, the waiting time between starters and main dish was about 40 minutes and was considered as a 'minus'.(in the end we went to the waiters and asked whether everything was alright in the kitchen...) In addition, the restaurant was next to a bar and the service was kind of separated - if you chose the seats in the restaurant, waiters would approach and take your order. If you crossed the unclear boundary then you should order directly with the bartenders. Our impression was that the waiters didn't aim to point out the difference even if we asked for a table and therefore unnecessary time was spent. 這是一間座落在Ibis 旅館裡的餐廳，我們在12月25號聖誕節這天下榻飯店，也造訪這家餐廳。餐廳的裝潢和氣氛都不錯，是個聊天聚餐喝酒的好地方，空間和大廳連接在一起。這天我們點了魷魚圈、烤雞翅作為前菜，主菜則是羊肩和鮭魚加沙拉，我們覺得烤雞翅和羊腿特別的好吃，很值得一試。 由於這天是特別的節日，所以不知道是不是因為人手不足，所以在服務上並沒有讓人感到滿意。從一開始進到餐廳，我們跟服務生要了座位，他跟我們說，除了哪個區域之外我們都可以坐，而我們選定座位之後，等了好久都沒人來點菜，所以再回去跟那位服務生說我們要點菜的時候，他才告訴我們那區要去吧台點菜(為什麼不在一開始就告訴我們???) 而且屬於吧台和屬於餐廳的座位分界根本不清楚。 除此之外，在前菜和主餐之間，我們大概等了四十分鐘，還是去問了服務生說主菜什麼時候來，他去了廚房問了才告訴我們餐點三分鐘後上，如果以我們點餐的時間點開始算，剛好過了一個小時，我們才吃到主菜。 總之，這是一家看起來不錯的餐廳，但是這次的經驗實在無法令人滿意。

I was staying at hotel ibis and decided to have dinner here since it's just in the lobby. The food…read morewas quite delicious I will admit that, however I felt really unwanted. I got rushed through to order, and they didn't even let me order a drink with it, then when my food came out someone took my plate away while I was still eating it and then they just sorta pushed me out the door... I found out later on they were trying to make room for a large reservation group but still, I shouldn't be made to feel like that just because they overbooked the place

My first rooftop bar experience in London and by far my favourite!…read moreThe view is just breathtaking! Situated on the 10TH floor of a multi-storey car park in Peckham - I love how completely random this place is. I remember struggling for about 10 minutes trying to figure out where Frank's Cafe was When I did eventually find it, I felt like I had just discovered a secret venue. My first visit was on a Sunday afternoon and there were only a handful of people, hence my above feeling. I remember the food and drinks being reasonable, with the food portions slightly on the small side, but literally nothing could ruin my day after discovering this place. My second visit was on a Friday night and there were significantly more people. We still had an amazing time and enjoyed the view immensely. Franks open it's roof again on the 19th of May 2016! (seasonal opening times) Don't miss out on summer + rooftops + drinks + views!

Frank's Cafe is quite a special place. For those of you unfamiliar with Peckham, it is in desolate…read moreends of South London. Despite the attempts to talk it up in the press Peckham isn't gentrified. It isn't even nearly gentrified. It remains an unadulterated shithole and is all the more entertaining for it. Frank's Cafe sits aloft from Peckham, on the 10th story of the multistory carpark, which nests over the multiplex. I remember going there as a kid and the smell of urine must considered a fixture now. On various days I have been there I have had to weave my way up to the roof in different ways. Once when I went the lifts by the front weren't working and we had to heave ourselves up to the top via the back stairs. As you do so, you think to yourself, I must be mad, nothing is up here. Then you emerge on the roof and realise that the good thing about being in Peckham is that you can see out of it. In fact you can see the whole of (proper) London, from Canary Wharf to the City of London to St Pauls. It is spectacular. Frank's Cafe is embedded in between various chunks of modern art from the Hannah Barry gallery (http://www.hannahbarry.com/) littered around the carpark. Most of the art entertains for a second but one of the pieces is a viewing platform with a diving board over a mirror which makes you feel as you could dive into clouds (and also gives you a better view). The construction of the Cafe itself is its greatest glory. It is quite simply a great piece of architecture. A hunking temporary structure which from the back floats and cantilevers itself over the carpark (see pics I will upload). The food is done (or meant to be done) by an Anchor and Hope chef. Well every time I have been there they only have a couple of things from what is already a limited menu. They generally seem to have one main and some roasted vegetables. If you have travelled a ways to get here (since, to be fair, who the hell lives in Peckham) it is a touch of a disappointment. And when consumed the food merely leaves a hint of average in your mouth with a glimmer of it could have been much better. Last time I went I had cold slices of lamb, cold roasted vegetables and cold hummus. Considered it was all preprepared I don't understand why the rest of the menu couldn't similarly be ready or why they couldn't endeavor to do something interesting; i.e. actually cook on the roof. It also seems especially ridiculous that they never have a full menu as there are always enough staff to put on a minor Shakespeare play and they always seem busy. If the food was true to the name of the bar (i.e. a grill) and they did good home made burgers or some other outdoor solid food it could be a fantastic place. The drinks (and campari) are somewhat better and are only elevated by what must be the best view in London. In the end you really really should go here. Maybe more than once. It has been set up by a young crew who are trying very hard. They deserve to be a success simply because of their choice of location and their choice of architect. Shame the food just isn't there but well, isn't that the least important thing in a restaurant these days (?). Price - £15 a head for some cold cuts and a campari PPS it is only open for a limited while.

Friendly gastropub in the middle of Highgate. Excellent selection of beers including some good cask…read moreales.

The Bull underwent complete renovation a while ago and is now back in business...and I like what…read morethey've done to the place. A friend of mine took me here the other day - he'd been raving about it for a while and I can now see why: they have their own micro-brewery here and it really adds a lot of charme to this place. What made me like this place even more, was the really nice and down-to-earth attitude of our waiter: he took time to walk us through the beers on offer, explaining each and one of them! My first pint was some ginger-flavoured beer, which I have to admit I wasn't quite a fan of. The next one - Hops & Mops - was much better - I particularly liked the name of this one. The food here is also quite nice. We've had the chicken wings, which came with blue-cheese dressing. (Note: 8 wings is plenty for two people!). As they have a changing menu, I'd recommend having a look at the specials During my visit I had grilled haloumi cheese on ptitim (Israeli couscous). They have board-games lying around, so you should come here with a few friends and hang out for a few hours!

This is a fun spot. Want a bit of crazy golf? Check. How about some craft beer? Check. Yummy…read moreburgers? Check again! Service is totally spotty but hey ho. You gotta laugh at it.

SAVING GRACE for a last drink, after a late night show @ the Twickenham stadium…read more I popped in only for drinks, but it was OPEN LATE after the concert ended. They were serving past the venue cut off time. Even better, they had live music playing covers and some originals as well. Keep in mind, this was on a Sunday night.

Drapers Arms is fantastic! Great--REALLY great food. I had a Sunday sirloin roast with everything…read moreand loved it; my wife had a cod dish and loved that too (I ate half her potoates). The drinks were super and they had a wonderful, deep wine list--I'd like to come back with a bigger group so we can do justice to a fine bottle. The people who work there are so nice and the atmosphere is buzzy and fun. So glad we found Drapers Arms!

The beau read about this place in the New York Times so we decided to try it out on a date night…read morewhile visiting London. We just loved it. It's quaint and charming inside with extremely welcoming staff. We went all out and had the pate and bone marrow for our first course and they were rich and delicious. We opted to split the turkey and bacon pie which is my ideal British food and it was savory and comforting on a chilly damp winter eve. We said why not and ordered the sticky toffee pudding with was worth every calorie. Such a lovely evening in a local pub off the beaten track. Highly recommended.