Came here for Namaste Lounge's brunch, which they also host on weekdays which is awesome since most…read morerestaurants in Long Island only offer brunch on weekends. My parents and cousin were excited to go here since it's her favorite restaurant so we made reservations and were pleasantly surprised. The restaurant had massive windows with tons of natural light coming in by the dining area, which was really nice and refreshing even with the rainy weather. They also have a nice outdoor space (probably only open in the summer?) which looked nice. I let my cousin order the brunch dishes for herself and my parents, and I ordered the lamb biryani because it sounded delicious and my cousin highly recommended it. The brunch items were pretty good, even though they're dishes I normally don't like to eat. Those fries were delicious, drenched in this addictive tangy sauce and cooked perfectly. (Not crispy though) That biryani was amazing and this may be oddly weird, but that layer of dough on top to keep it hot and juicy, fell in my biryani and got mixed in by accident, but it tasted really good too- it soaked up the thick spices on the lamb. That biryani was the best I've had in my life so, highly recommend that! Side note - use the chutneys they give you. They're flavor boosters and delicious! Cons: slow service but I've noticed it's a British thing...

Great party atmosphere and we held my wife's 50th there. Rose shots were weak, food was great…read more Well done!

Former pub converted into an Indian restaurant and wedding venue. Has it's own parking lot on the…read moreside and back. Lamb Manchurian and methi chicken are really good. Jeera rice a bit expensive. Vegetarian dishes almost the same price as meat dishes. You get good size portion, so it's good value for money. Plenty of covered outdoor seating. I liked the coconut mocktail a lot - cream, coconut syrup and lychee. Sounds so simple I could even try it at home. Ahh it was ever so refreshing. When I ordered it at the bar, the man behind the counter said we can't do the coconut mock tail, but we can do a narriyal mocktail, which is the same thing just in a different language - sigh. All this talk about coconuts reminds me of the time I bought coconut shampoo and then realised I don't even have a coconut to wash. They have a lot of good stuff on the menu, both classic and rare dishes.

Lamb chops were banging!! Had a event there, be careful tho, my cousin parked on the street and her…read morecar got broken into, security from the restaurant didn't give a sh...threat food and atmosphere tho. Go for the lamb chops!!

Whoaaa!! VIP experience! If you are looking for a shisha lounge or some amazing Indian food, this…read moreis the place for you. It is truly authentic experience. Everything we had on the menu was so good. The mixed meat dish was a must! The chicken wings and kabobs were tandoori flavoured with the right level of spiciness. The Kari had the right balance of sweetness and spicy. All portions were huge! I would recommend anyone looking to have amazing food and/or a great shisha experience!

Amazing food, ambiance and service. Looking forward to returning next time I am in London.read more

Got here on a Sunday at 4pm and someone inside told us to come back at 430pm although hours say…read more4pm. At 420pm a man named Ramsey came in and looked surprised we were not seated so before even getting settled himself he seated us and gave us menus. Aside from that everything else was great. We ordered the Paneer Dry and the Lamb Chops with Garlic Naan. Food was delicious. For drinks we started with a couple beers and then went for a Long Island Ice Tea and Mojito. These were amazing drinks. One man came up to us and explained the LIT would be a bit longer because the person who makes bar drinks was still coming in and he wanted to make sure I got a good drink rather then just making it himself so that was nice of him. The hookah was real good too. We got two heads one was something Ramsey recommended with Skittles and the second was a Mango/Orange head. Both great. For the service, I can say this is one of the best places. From walking in to walking out Ramsey was a great server/host. He asked multiple times if we were okay and always came by to fix the hookah. He always had a smile on his face which made the vibe even better. Also played great music for us. We stayed for almost 3 hours. Overall the experience was great and will be coming back when back in London. Thanks Ramsey and team for a great experience!

From the owner: The best shisha you will ever have! Come today and try our wide range of flavours, new flavours…read moreadded all the time. Fully licenced bar with some of the best cocktails and mocktails. Our kitchen serves delicious Indian food with a wide range to choice from and our food is all Halal. We are located on the rooftop with amazing amtophere, playing the latest bangers all night. Come check us out today.

A new establishment has opened in Stanmore and it's pretty good. £25 will give you an hour of…read moreunlimited bowling for up to 8 people. I wouldn't recommend 8 people for one hour though as time goes quite quickly. Everything is downstairs, is lit solely by LED and smaller than your regular bowling alley (only 4 lanes too) also it doubles up as a restaurant/bar. The décor is pretty cool too - giant lava lamps around and bowling related stuff. Reservation is essential as it gets booked up very quickly ...only 4 lanes you'd expect it. There is waiter service to the lane so you get food/drinks brought to you rather than waiting at the bar - quick service too. There's always deals going on here too so check the website before going and you could possible save a few squids. The cuisine is a blend of Italian and Indian (apparently the chef is very good) and they have a happy hour; classic cocktails for £4. Definitely worth checking out. Good for a night out after work with a few friends.

Probably one of the worst nights I've ever had... Poor atmosphere, cheap food, bad cocktails, and…read moreterrible management... Went for a birthday and was extremely let down by the whole experience. Would not return and would advise going somewhere else.

Fatima, our server, was delightful. She made our first night in Pinner special and memorable…read more Sticky Toffee Pudding is excellent. Lamb was a big hit Fish and chips were good, but I've had better.

Booked online and was accepted, got there early and was told we are closing now. I put my phone…read morenumber in the online booking but they didnt use it to call me to say sorry we are closing early, they do use it to send me spam texts. Tried texting back stop and was told i will be charged to send that text, called them, they didnt care

New joint and went in due to ongoing discount. Not busy yet, Nicely done interiors but place was…read morevirtually empty around half seven in the evening. Ordered a gin and tonic and couple of starters to sample. Lamb chops and tandoori wings. Both had identical marinade which was pretty ordinary. The food looked nice and presented well. Due to the lack lustre starters friend and I decided to skip the mains. Two round of drinks and two starters came to £30 which was bit pricey for the area and considering the discount. Later we realised that we misread the promotional offer, due to its suggestive marketing. Over-all verdict - food was not great the service was good with no complaints. However the general vibe of the place was not very friendly one may be due to the fact that it is new and discovering itself.

I will keep this simple 1. The line is very long…read more2. The service was horrible. Every time I asked for help they Ignored me as if my money wasn't good enough as everyone else's 3 they have a minimum charge of 25 per person 4. Most overpriced hookah I have ever smoked 5. THEY SERVED MY WIFE AND I CHEESECAKE THAT WAS EXPIRED AND EVER SINCE I GOT BACK TO THE HOTEL I HAVE BEEN THROWING UP AND HAVING DIARRHEA!!! Literally the most I paid to have bowel issues When I come back to London I definitely will not be going here ever again for shisha or good or dessert

Zero Stars. Unfortunately to leave a feedback must choose minimum one star…read more An establishment which is TRYING to be an upmarket sheesha venue but fails in every way miserably. Being neighbours to a widely known hotel, they must think of themselves as the dogs b******s but are sooooo lame. A Japanese fusioned menu which they can't cook to the right standard. Relatively high prices which the end product cannot justify. Very difficult venue to find as not signposted at all. Even the grounds they share with hotel doesn't showcase the venue so they must be embarrassed of their small time inferior neighbours! Recap: crap food, crap atmosphere, difficult venue to find, high prices, fake - being something they are not and unable to deliver to. I would avoid! Many Many Many times better and classier sheesha and food establishments available around the city, choose one of them and enjoy.

Second time here…read more Service is slow as it's very very busy but the food is great Had the passion fruit juice which had a little bit of savoriness in it from black pepper The chili mogo is good. Dahi vada is ok. The malai kofta were great Manchurian could have bin a little bit crispier but the flavor was good The papadum appetizer was great also. Came with three different relishes to choose from It's a popular place but for good reason because he food is so good

Everest Lounge was highly recommended by a friend and we decided to try it out…read more Went for lunch on a Saturday, surprised to find it tucked away in a residential street in Harrow Weald. We were lucky to get a parking. We were bit early and the day was just starting but the staff were efficient and quickly took us to our table. The ambience is sporty and modern, as this is a sports lounge and hence sports TVs and good sound systems. The menu is not of fusion with sting Indian influences, wih a Humber of quintessential Indo-Chinese dishes. We ordered a Chicken Lolipop, Crispty Bhindi (Okra/Ladies Finger) and a Chicken Tikka and we devoured it in seconds. It was lip smacking. For mains we had Classic Butter Chicken, the weekend special - Desi (Country) Chicken Curry and Dal with assorted Indian breads and were delicious. The prices were reasonable for this kind of quality and quantity. The wife and I agreed that this was probably the best Indian food we have had after moving to London. We were so impressed that we decided to hold out little ones 1st birthday party here. They had an appropriate space upstairs to accommodate 30-40 people. Needless to say, the party and the food was a big hit. We have been here many times and we were never disappointed with the quality of the food or service. Also, they have a Seesha Lounge at the back which is quite popular but I didn't try it out. The drinks selection is pretty good as well. I strongly recommended you chek this place out. 5 stars from me because the the food is exceptional.