This place is amazing!!!! This is some of the best food in London. I'm not normally even a big…read moreseafood person, but given the reviews and the fact it has a nice outdoor patio I thought we'd give it a go. So happy we did and can't wait to go back! We started with the cod croquettes. They were light and fluffy and the aioli was delicious. Next was the mozzarella and raw courgette. I was skeptical about the raw courgette but I loved it and ate more than my fair share. Next was the star of the night for me- the ricotta gnocchi. It was one of the best pastas I've ever had, and I wish I could recreate the sauce at home! Next was the second star- the baked cuttlefish pasta. Super skeptical here again because I normally don't like inked pasta, but my husband wanted it. It was sooooo good. We ended with an eclair and I was stuffed and happy! Can't recommend enough!

Had a very nice meal here after hopping over the pond for an English football trip with a mate…read more Had the chance to see Arsenal v Liverpool at Emirates Stadium. Luckily, the food at Westerns Laundry was better than the outcome of the game. I really enjoyed all the food. Salad with vinaigrette was great. Baked ricotta was yummy. Oyster of the day amazing. Anyway, almost did not come because of the negative reviews on the 'natural' wine. My conclusion: avoid the wine. Not sure why a great restaurant (who is on notice about the wine disaster) is dedicated to serving kombucha instead of having a solid list. Stick with the excellent beer and cocktails (the white port and tonic is amazing). Better luck for the Gunners in the future, but Westerns Laundry is worth the trip regardless.

This place is so good it made me join Yelp. The two guys that own it are a rare breed. They love…read moretheir food, love feeing their customers and boy do they know how to make food fab.. Salt beef bagels (howling cow) are their thing and the rotisserie chicken (fat bird) is something else. You will go in for a bagel and come out with an armful of great food. It's close to Emirate stadium and is PACKED on match days. It's a steady stream the rest of the week. The shop is tiny but go there and go slow. Linger a while for the banter. They're great guys and here's to this being the start of an empire. They plan to take their trucks to the festivals this summer so keep an eye out.

Really enjoyed our stay here. This isn't a high end hotel but felt more like a retreat/hospitality…read moreplace. Friendly staff, nice/quiet location. Would come again.

Menu as of 7-12-18…read more Really great food and the service was very friendly. I ordered Godfrey's award winning sausages. There was three sausages on top of mashed potatoes with green peas as well. It was covered with onion marmalade gravy. Very tasty and filling. This is a corner pub in a nice neighborhood with an assortment of businesses around it. They do tap takeovers with different brands of craft beer. There's an outside patio as well as some comfy chairs in the back area. The kitchen is open M-F 4pm to 9:30pm Saturday midday to 9:30pm There's also a weekend brunch Sat and Sun 10-1pm Sunday roast midday to 8:30pm

My favourite place to eat in Crouch End, if I can get a table that is!…read more I'm a big fan of their version of jerk chicken! It was a slight bastardisation of what I'm used to, but even though it's not quite authentic, it was bloody lovely! The addition of a pot of peanut sauce is GENIUS! I opted for a coke float, although I was hoping for a can of Ting or some Bigga Grape, but meh, the coke float was pretty great too! Mrs D had a fry-up which looked great, but couldn't compete with my chicken. It's not a cheap meal out, and some of the staff seem to cope with the constant throng of customers better than others, but I love it here anyway, and I'll definitely be back.

I LOVE this place. I visited for the first time last year and am utterly addicted to their jerk…read morechicken. It's truly immense. I went travelling for 7 months in between now and then and can sincerely say their food is the stuff you dream about when you're stuck in the middle of a strange country without your home comforts. It was also one of my first stops upon returning to London. My only slight criticism is the amount of time you sometimes wait to be served and perhaps certain staff could be slightly more friendly, but it is a minor flaw in an otherwise great restaurant. I recommend the jerk chicken sandwich, jerk chicken salad and jerk pork chop which is often on special. If you're not a fan of 'the jerk' don't worry, you can't go far wrong with any of the dishes really. And the prices are very reasonable. And as a quick aside I have dined on a table next to Simon Pegg, held the door open for Victoria Wood as she was leaving and there's a plaque claiming Bob Dylan was there in 1993. If it's good enough for them...

Wow- so delicious. Just writing this review is making me want to fly back to London for another…read moremeal at Piebury Corner. The menu has a good variety of pies and sides, but it isn't overwhelming. All of the pies are displayed in a heated case at the register. Once you choose the type of pie you'd like, they heat it up for you in the oven. The restaurant also has a small selection of beer. I went with a group of six for lunch and a beer before the Arsenal match. We couldn't leave London without trying their famous meat pies! I decided to order a side of mashed potatoes with gravy and the Tony Adams- Steak & Ale pie. I finished my whole plate in record time. Everything was delicious! The restaurant is kind of small and can get crowded. You order at the register. The line was a bit long, but it moved very quickly and was definitely worth the wait. There is minimal seating inside and a few tables outside. We decided to sit at the tall tables outdoors and watch the streets of London. It was an amazing experience! Definitely a must-visit in London!

This little hole-in-the-wall place has one of the best pies I had in London. We ordered the chicken…read moreand porter, steak and ale and minced beef and onion pies. We also got a side of scotch eggs. Everything was terrific. They have a nice-looking selection of beers as well although we didn't try any. The person behind the counter is super nice as well. Would definitely come back!

The best fish and chips I ever eaten. Regular customer, never been disappointed. I couldn't believe…read morethis place hasn't visited by any of my fellow Yelpers. This is truly been kept quite by the well heeled locals of Highgate and Dartmouth Park for too long. I would best describe this place as a posh fish shop. Forget any images of greasy, oily, bland fish and chips you may have experienced in the past. This is a whole other level. Firstly, the chips are triple cooked Maris Pipers which is (as all self respecting British connoisseur will know) the best roasting/ frying potato. The fish is locally sourced and would have been swimming around the North Sea no less than two days before. The fish is beer battered in locally brewed Camden Hells larger and it has to be one of the best pieces of batter you can get. It comes in at £11 which is slightly more than you would pay else where but the difference is roughly about £4 but well worth it. They also offer an array of other quality seafood based dishes all of which I haven't tried but on viewing look amazing. If in the N19/NW5 area or a tourist wishing to sample the national British dish at its truly best then defiantly go out of your way to visit. I've attached the menu with prices along with address so guys defiantly check it out if looking for a fish fix. I'll attach some more images when I next go in.

I moved to London from US for 5 years and refused to eat fish and chips. With that said, I am…read moredefinitely not a fish and chips expert... Nevertheless, I LOVE SEAFOOD so I am going to say, from a seafood restaurant perspective, it's definitely a Must try! It has great oysters, mussels, and their fish and chips is definitely light and crispy -heart-! Unfortunately, this place only opens on Wed thru Sunday so make sure you are there on the right days!

"Most of all we aim to offer good quality, honestly sourced produce, cooked well without too much…read morefuss alongside a short, well considered drinks list within a warm, welcoming, convivial room." The above is an excerpt from their menu and I can attest that they live up to all of it: Let me start with a description of the restaurant: Season is located on Stroud Green Road just a short walk from Finsbury Park Station...yes, it's not a fancy neighbourhood and indeed, Season kind of stands out in its well-thought-through interior. In fact, I kind of fell in love with what the folks here have accomplished: they have really paid attention to details and thus make the dining experience a true joy for all senses! (I especially liked the overall simplicity of this place, such as using packaging paper as table "cloth" and fixing it to the table with metal clips!) From the stylish, yet very cozy interior, to the food...may I quote from the menu again: "Generally our focus is British, French and Italian but our inspiration very often comes from further afield." And indeed, the inspiration for my dish came from further away, as I enjoyed a Roast Pumpkin Curry with Spinach, Peas and Basmati Rice. The Indian touch to this dish was undeniable and I very much liked the slight tingling in my mouth after every bite...which I then extinguished with a sip from the excellent house red... Oh, before I forget to mention it: in true fine-dining manner, as amuse-bouche I was offered a couple of spicy-cheesy Parmesan Crisps. These were followed by a couple of thick slices of dense, moist and wholesome bread. (I assume the bread was home-made as it looks just like the bread that I make at home and it tasted equally well!) Also, immediately after sitting down, I received a bottle of tap water; this gesture made me extra happy, as I hate having to ask for it! Now, the waiting tandem also deserves a special mention: they were very attentive and one of them (presumably the owner?) went around the dining room to have a little chit-chat with the guests. As this place has opened rather recently, there were quite a few guests, who'd been here for the first time and simply wanted to hear more about their philosophy. Somehow he didn't chat with me that long though, but I guess since I was writing my journal, he simply didn't want to disturb me. All in all, I thoroughly enjoyed my dining-experience at Season Kitchen and if I had to sum it all up in one sentence, I'd say: Fine dining yet without the usual dent to your checking account!

So, so impressed with this place although it is a bit pricey. I walked in here for dinner two…read morenights ago with no rez, for one person, and a space was created for me. A plate of two pieces of fantastic soda bread with soft butter comes gratis, which is a wonderful touch. I ordered the almond gazpacho and the artichoke, pickled walnut and goat's curd. The gazpacho is wonderful if you like almonds as much as me: smooth consistency but also slightly gritty with a mouthful of almond essence in each spoonful. Yum! The artichoke dish is light, with the creamy curd blending well with the greens. Dishes were promptly removed when I finished and the check came quickly when I asked for it. The dishes are expensive at about £7 each but I was very pleased with my experience.

We tried nearly all the appetizer all were outstanding espresso the he of the wood mushrooms with…read moreJerusalem artichokes Service cheerful and helpful Moist neighborhood place not to be missed

Outstanding experience in this cozy little spot ! The food was really really delightful .We had the…read moreprix fixe menu and we enjoyed every course . The Apple dessert was very very very good ! Great staff ! Next trip to London will require a visit !

My girlfriend lost her key and when we quite reasonably asked the staff for help, one of the…read moresecurity guards spoke to us very rudely. We were taken aback and decided to leave the pub straight away. A strange and rather unpleasant experience overall.

I was lucky enough to get into an Arsenal/Chelsea match at the Emirates a few days before Boxing…read moreDay, but had no such luck on Boxing Day itself so after a nice tour of the Emirates itself I came down to the Tollington on the recommendation of two different people. I was not disappointed. A proper Arsenal bar with great fans and great food. Was even bought a pint as an "out-of-town Gooner." Next time I'm in town I will definitely be here.

Yup...definitely worth returning to!…read more I came here last night as I was "home alone", yet I somehow wanted to be among other people. So I hopped on the #210, which departs right in front of my house and drops me off right in front of this lovely local pub! And when I walked in, I immediately felt completely at ease and welcome. The very generous space offers a variety of seating opportunities: sofas for a group of up to 8 people; seats in the bay-window that allow you to watch the people passing by; the bar, which in fact is huge, or the slightly more formal dining area, which appealed to me very much and which is also one of the reasons that I want to return here... What I like most about the Old Dairy is that this is a truly local pub (who else would come to this remote area), where people like you and I would get together for a pint in the evening, or two...or three?

Recently refurbished after a long period being boarded up (partly due to some virus or other). Nice…read moreatmosphere, lovely people, good food, basic but tasty, and very drinkable wine. A great local pub.