The Rising Sun is a harvester pub, so you always know what to expect. The food here is as good as…read morein any Harvester and the staff are friendly and efficient, even when it is very busy. There is a discounted menu to choose from if you order before 6.30pm and the children's menu is more or less the same as the adults with smaller portions. The main problem is when it is busy, it is very difficult to park and this can be frustrating. All in all this is a good place to go for dinner if you don't fancy cooking and don't want to spend a fortune.

The restaurant is absolutely fantastic! It's not the biggest one you'll ever see, but the food will…read morecertainly make you come back. The steak is a delight, as is the rack of ribs and the meat platter. A few tips though: - Avoid the mash potatoes in the menu unless you like soaked cornflakes. - These guys make a great 'medium-rare' steak. Take it if you're into it. Besides that, there's not much to add. Have a great meal!

Yesterday evening I had a double dinner date with my fella and friends and we were looking at…read morehaving a pub dinner as they tend to be more reasonably priced than other restaurants. Expecting to come here and find your usual pub which serves cheap and cheerful food, I was surprised to find a very well presented, almost posh looking pub with a huge beer garden, medium sized pond which is home to some ducks and inside was just as good. The interior of the pub is quite charming with the wooden beams exposed and the place felt cosy and warm. It isn't huge on the inside but felt that it was laid out well and wasn't over-crowded and it's nice that the furnishings are quite modern. I had difficulty deciding what to have from the menu, although there isn't a great deal of choice on it, what was there sounded nice. I settled with calamari for starters as it's one of my favourites and chicken skewers for the main course. Calamari was okay, it wasn't the best I've had. I felt that the pieces were a bit small and there wasn't many pieces. My fella had the hot wings for starters but said that they weren't hot at all and didn't live up to the name or expectations, if anything, he said that they may have been a bit overcooked. My chicken skewers, on the other hand, were delicious! The main courses all came out big and thus, made up for the tiny portions for our starters. The chicken, courgette and peppers were cooked perfectly but I don't remember there being courgette mentioned on the menu when I ordered it, I think it was supposed to be onions instead. It doesn't really matter to me as I like both. On the side was some coleslaw and sweet chilli dip. It come with a lot of chips and pita bread. Needless to say, it was far too much and even though I was stuffed I just wanted to carry on eating because it was so nice. Two others on the table had the lamb shank and said that it tasted amazing, the other person had the fillet of steak and chips but everyone liked their mains and commented that they were presented well too. For dessert, I ordered the creme brulee which came with a scoop of vanilla ice cream and red berry compote and can't grumble at all, it was decent. Two others had dessert and said that the dessert tasted good but they could have done with having a bit more of it as the portion came up quite small. The waitress was friendly and the place wasn't loud, so it was a relaxed atmosphere. Cocktails were also yummy and fairly cheap too! I got two of the strawberry daiquiri's (which I can never properly pronounce). They went down far too smoothly and easily and actually tasted more like those Munch Bunch drinky yoghurts. Overall, a good experience and would like to come here on a warm sunny day to enjoy the garden.

This is the first time I've been to Henrys and I have got to say that I was thoroughly impressed…read morewith the service,staff and the food. The atmosphere was great, the staff were friendly and helpful and I didn't feel like I was pushed into anything The food was great as well as the service, everything was cleared out of the way at a reasonable time

If i was to add sentimental value, this place would get 4 stars as it's tradition for my Dad and I…read moreto go here on Xmas Eve before embarking on our own Mission Impossible of finding my mum a Xmas present. Proper greasy spoon run by a bunch of friendly Greek/Turkish folk, I forget which, who call everybody 'Boss' (good for those down days). Food is typical cafe food but at student friendly prices. No matter what time of year I go in there always seem to be a few of the same people in there who I have assigned new names. In a loving way of course. Transitioning Michael Jackson (white but still afroed but female) and pre 3rd nose job Cher for example. Despite appearances of the place and the low prices the food is quite nice and does the job. The decor reminds me of My Big Fat Greek Wedding with elaborate landscapes painted on the wall alongside huge mirrors. Still, it's nice. See you next Xmas dear Rumpy.

The reason for only two stars I'll come to in a minute: A…read morevisit to the Rumpy today was a revelation. We had a delightful waitress who served us excellent food -- very good vallue for money. We both enjoyed it. We also had an interesting chat with another employee about the music - piped from Kiss FM .. not exactly suitable given the demographic of the customers; it was good natured and interesting. However, the background to the two-star rating comes from our encounter with the younger (male) employee who was at the paying-in section near the door. He showed an absolutely appalling lack of manners, chatting away on his mobile phone and taking in money, one-handed. He called female customers 'Darlin'' as though he had an entitlement, but offered no eye-contact, treating customers as though they weren't really there. He was utterly charmless, and displayed a truly out-of-control aggression when he was asked not to use that manner of address. His bad-tempered reaction led me to also mention his rudeness using the phone instead of giving customers his attention. He 'went ballistic' I think the phrase is, and you could see the whites of his eyes turn red! He said he would say what he liked and that he was a cockney..... impossible as he wasn't even born in this country and his accent of origin was very obvious. He began repeating 'Darlin darlin darlin -- as if to provoke and we wondered if he would become physical.. I even activated my mobile phone in my pocket ready to film this deeply unpleasant young man if he had. As it is, I have an aural recording of what took place. I notice another review which says it is 'friendly'.. Indeed it is, but not by this repugnant individual. He was an exception. A young man who has a lot to learn because he has no idea how to conduct himself. He has anger issues which need to be dealt with. Perhaps an older employee could take him aside? What a shame that we can't give The Rumpy a higher rating. Tip: Deal with this person as he lets the place down. It's also safer as a rule to use the more polite forms of address rather than a poorly-understood form which they may have heard in the street. Those informal names don't always apply accross the board.

Just the best for kids to have fun and a Lidl right next to It for pastries service was amazing…read morefood was good and the people there were fantastic to meet

I would really recommend this place to anyone living around DA17, between Thamesmead and Belvedere…read more Absolutely fun place. Always buzzing with crowd. Families, couples, friends and who else not! Everyone's enjoying their favourite meals and choices from the Carvery and other choices from the Kitchen. They serve food in sumptuous quantities. For the carvery, you have choices of three plate sizes, in different prices and you will be served by their Carvery Staff of the day. Their regular menu has a variety of stuff to try from platters, starters, soups, pastas, burgers, salads and fries, even sweet potato fries (hmm.. i love them) Extremely helpful and wonderful staff. They have seating inside and outside (great for summer days). If you have kids, they have a nice play area outside, slides and things like that, which I'm sure the kids will love. They even hold parties. Beautiful pub to have your Sunday roast or to grab a pint anytime of the day. I go there at least once every week, mostly on weekends to have a quick brunch and I have never been disappointed. Food is also very good, I've uploaded a few pictures so you can take a look.

This was so bad I asked for no onions and They gave me a…read morewhole farm of it in my burger someone's whole scalp was I. My food but my drink was nice

For some reason, eating at Wimpys always takes me back to my childhood! I'm sure the menu is still…read morethe same too. Wimpy serve burgers & chips and the usual things you would find in a fast food restaurant. The difference at Wimpys is that there is table service & the food is served on real plates & you get real cutlery!! Apart from that, wimpy is just like any other fast food / burger joint. The staff here always seem to be helpful and I enjoy eating here. The food can seem expensive (£16 for 2 x burgers, 2 x chips & 2 x drinks) Compared with £8 / £9 for 2 big Mac meals or similar

I have just had great Pie and Mash at this outlet and I was very impressed by the friendly staff;…read morethe food was very hot and well up to traditional standards. I can highly recommend this venue for those that like their traditional pie and mash with liquor and also to others who may not want to try the liquor; they can have gravy if they wish. Never mind that ,because of regulations in the Shopping centre, the meal has to be served on plastic plates with plastic knives and forks; the food is great do try it soon