Nice spot. Relaxing good spot to enjoy good hookah/shisha/nargile The staff was attentiveread more

This really is a hidden gem…read more Just away from the hustle of bustle from the main at Clapham Common it this lovely Lebenese Restaurant and bar. A friend found this restaurant while looking for a restaurant that would take the Taste Card. In the end we took advantage of their mid-week deals of 2 courses for £9.95 - bargain. The food was simple, fresh and generous. I had a Halloumi starter which was perfectly grilled and not too squeeky at all and an Okra and rice main. All were very tasty, very generous and came with a fresh side salad. The menu is very good for vegetarians and has an extensive drinks list. More impressivly, alongside it's really reasonably priced cocktail list was a great selection of non-alcoholic drinks (not just a can of diet coke for me) We had fantastic service from a very freindly guy in a blue jumper and our waitress, who pre-empted our desire for extra chilli and garlic sauce. Overall I was very plesantly surprised. I normally dislike restaurants that play popular music and have a version of MTV showing on all walls, but the music wasn't soo loud it drowned out the conversation. There's plenty of room inside and outside. With Shisha and outdoor heaters as well as a clean and sleek decore, I can see this place ticking all the boxes for a good night out with drinks too. So if you're in the area and fancy some fresh grub and a bit of Shisha - take a turn off the main road for a real solid establishment.

Back in the day, before the rejuvenation of Brixton, this was one of the only food options around…read more It was as bad as any of the other options so I avoided it for many years. But I'm glad I popped back in. It's grown up in the meantime! I had a salad which was fresh and delicious (although drowning in overly sweet sauce - on the side next time!) Lovely service too.

Brixton has made some real changes in the last ten years, not all good, but Lounge on Atlantic…read moreRoad reflects everything that is positive about the area. The cafes location used to be know as the 'frontline' and is notorious for being the location of the Brixton Riots in the early eighties. Although this is still not a completely safe neighbourhood at night the street is now a mix of boutiques, cafes and restaurants and by far the best of these is Lounge. Run by local boy and former actor Maynard Eziashi (watch out for him in the beautiful Mr Johnson with Pierce Brosnan) the cafe used to be just a tiny room on the corner of the street. Now it is a large and fully licensed restaurant as well as a cafe with another branch in the nearby gentrified Balham. The cafe serves up homemade smoothies and shakes as well as full English breakfasts in the morning, ciabattas at lunchtimes and both exotic and traditional English food in the evenings all of which can be enjoyed by the huge windows facing out onto the extremely watchable street life of Brixton.

I really love this little bar in Brixton Market. I've been a couple of times - it's very well…read morepriced, the cocktails are great and I like the atmosphere. It's pretty chilled out, with basic (but interesting) decor, like tables made from suitcases. And they have a good selection of board games. The cocktail menu regularly changes, and the drinks are well thought out and inexpensive. This time I had the Strawberries & Cream which was only £5 and came with a lollipop! If you're looking for a little place in the area and don't want to spend a lot, this is the place!

This was my third visit to Seven and as always I was pretty pleased. In the markets of Brixton is…read morehas that home made Brixton vibe, everything's a bit mismatched and half put together, but it works. The cocktails are very reasonably priced here from £5-£7.50, much better than some of the "fancier" joints in London and the staff will wait your table so you don't have to queue at the bar. On this occasion we had the strawberries and cream which was perfection and only £5. Can't get much happier than that.

Savannah bar and lounge is situated on the corner of Lingham road in Clapham/Stockwell. It has a…read morenice cosy atmosphere with dimmed lights and candles with a wide screen TV, outside parasols and a wine bar. The bar is split into two, one side the lounge and the other side a pub wine bar like feel. They have recently added food to their menu at the bar if you get a little peckish complimented with extravagant cocktails; both alcoholic and non-alcoholic. The music is vibrant and each night there is a different event. BlessedSouls UK is the latest event taking place every 2nd Friday of the month free before 8pm and £3 thereafter with a live New Open Mic/ Showcase/ Inspirational Night with Live Band. !!GREAT sights, GREAT vibes!!

Avoid at all cost. They gave us bad Guinness in dirty…read moreglasses. Didn't even finish at risk of getting sick, 3-4 sips and we left.

This is my new favourite bar in Clapham! What can be better than £5 Happy Hour drinks? Amazing…read morejazzy decor and friendly staff! Definietly try the Chocolate Monkey! It's fun!

What can I say? I was invited to play a singer/songwriter night here that happens every Tuesday…read morecalled Onstage@The Halo. It was one of the most fun gigs I've done in a long time! The night is hosted by American singer/songwriter Mark Aaron James, who is a riot and an amazing talent. The place is lovely and cosy, the staff are super friendly, and the drinks are reasonable. Highly recommended! One of my new favourite London venues/bars. Lovely!

I don't really like this place; except for the roof terrace I like that. It's basically got the…read morelook and feel of one of those west end clubs but it's in Clapham. I've only been there cause a friend was the DJ and so naturally the music was good. However, no one really danced to this good music and they only began to move when another (rubbish) DJ took to the decks. This isn't just about bitterness or sympathy for my friend it's just a bad club. There isn't really any atmosphere to speak up, the different areas don't feel connected and the space in between the rooms is so silent and bright it feels like a call centre stuck between two nightclubs. The drinks aren't too expensive and they do special offers on promoted nights but beware incredibly annoying door staff and a permanent negative to cancel out anything half decent about this club/bar/whatever.

There have been a few desperate times when the small group of drunken people I've been with have…read moreneeded somewhere to carry on partying, especially on a Sunday evening when the pubs shut at 10.30pm but our mouths are still open at 10.31pm! I can't say I've ever really enjoyed coming here, we've always had attitude from doormen and the bar staff even though we're always amiable drunks rather than the loud aggressive usuals that come here. The place is a pickup joint and reminds me of a small-town club rather than something that belongs in central London but maybe it's just not aimed at someone like me. Never been here any earlier that 10.30pm so couldn't tell you what it is like at any other time.

Went over a year ago. Prices are really good and it's right next door to a bar if you want to grab…read morea drink. Lounge chairs to sit in and smoke out on the terrace facing clapham common ahead. The people are constantly going around checking the Hookah for you and it's really good place to relax being right by the park and bar

The place is fantastic, clean,and cool. I had shisha there and it is the best in the city. They…read moreserve drinks and light food (soon) with friendly hospitality, therefore, certainly I am coming back.

I have been looking exactly for a place like this!!!…read more Relaxed enough to be a lounge bar but with a club edge without the headache of queues, entrance fees, strict dress code etc. The outside is quite deceiving but happily went on recommendation from a friend and was pleasantly surprised. Not many places like this open midweek so definitely happy to know it exists.

We visited Satay Bar on a Wednesday during happy hour, and despite the time, the place wasn't too…read morecrowded. We ordered two drinks under the happy hour special, which meant we received four--but all of the same drink. While the lychee martini sounded promising, it was far sweeter than I prefer, likely masking the fact that it had barely any alcohol in it. My sister's margarita was also disappointing, tasting mediocre at best. For food, we ordered the Wings of Fire, the Deep-fried Seabass, and the Lamb Chops. Unfortunately, the wings were heavily battered,overcooked, and underwhelming--just like the rest of the meal. The seabass had decent presentation, but it lacked seasoning and depth of flavor. The lamb, while tender and falling off the bone, was overly sweet, with the red peppers adding nothing to balance it out. Both entrées came with rice, and while the portion sizes were generous, the seasoning was lacking--garlic, onion, ginger, salt, and pepper would have made a world of difference. Service-wise, it was good but painfully slow, especially considering the restaurant wasn't busy. Even settling the bill took longer than expected. The bathrooms could use some attention, as paper was scattered across the floor. On a positive note, they get a 10/10 for music--loud enough to enjoy but still at a level where we could hold a conversation. I probably won't return.

Delicious! I'm visiting Europe and a college friend told me to meet her there. Great decision. One,…read morenot many places I've seen have happy hour on Saturday. That's great. It was also very close to the Underground station so folks like me wouldn't have to worry. The Mai tai I had was a delicious and only £5 during happy hour. My beef negril satay was SO good that I ended up ordering it twice lol. My prawn chips were yummy too. I was very satisfied and the items the rest of the group had were delicious too. The only annoyance I had was because we were sitting outside, we had to order everything inside. It's a bit inconvenient to have to get up and order something every time you're hungry / thirsty. They should have had at least one server outside.