LOVE this whole in the wall resto! great food, ambiance, service, and vibes. we ordered the chicken…read morekatsu curry and give it a 10/10

The works shop is worth poping into ,as you get different books on sale each time you go there. The…read morestaff are very friendly, It has different items in shop ,aswell as books. Toys, puzzles and lots more even things that you never thought would be in there. Always pop in just even to have a look round, but always come out with a sale.

really good priced stuff. like cheap boobs and cheap colouring stuff for kids and activities. i…read morelike this shop very much!

Great burgers! Great milk shakes!…read more It was my first time at Byron and the burgers were amazing. I had a Bacon Burger and my fear when I order something with bacon in the UK is always that they serve it with Canadian bacon. But Byron has American bacon. It's great. Their milk shakes are huge and taste so good. I had a Reese's milk shake. I couldn't finish it even though it tasted so good. It comes in very retro looking steel-ish cups. Which looks cool. The whole interior is supposed to look like a stereotypical American diner. It looks very neat. The staff is nice. And make sure to take one of their business cards, because they look so cool. If you like burgers you can definitely go to this place and not be disappointed. They're very good and I'm glad I tried them.

Was there tonight too and - as a Byron virgin - I have now become another firm fan…read more Naturally we received a warm welcome on their opening night but the impression I got was that the great service, fab food, and fun decor are just the way that Byron Hamburgers roll. The marvellous beers involved in their Craft Beer season during this summer were cracking too. Can highly recommend the Camden Wheat Beer. The house burger (dry cure bacon, mature Cheddar and Byron sauce) totally hit the spot, the fries were pretty good, and the macaroni cheese has a wonderfully thick and flavoursome crust on top. No idea how we managed to fit them in, but the desserts were devilishly good. I preferred the almond tart to the banana split but it was a close run thing. As Gary mentioned above, the atmosphere was just the ticket colourful seats, good tunes and the occasional model cow. Byron Putney deserves to do well with such attention to detail and quality. They'll probably make mincemeat out the decidedly poky and cramped GBK around the corner.

Excellent food, excellent service. If you are looking a traditional Italian restaurant Nona Rosa is…read moreit. The restaurant has a laid back, comfy, welcoming vibe. The staff are dressed up in black tie which is refreshing to see, they serve the food to you and grate cheese and add pepper to your dish for you. The food is superb. The best Italian I have ever had.

Reds Restaurant offer something new in Uxbridge. It is a good option if you are bored eating in Tai…read morePan ;) Lunch buffet starts from £7.99 Food choice differ from any another buffet restaurants in Uxbridge and surruondings. I was told that every day they serve something different. I haven't check yet but I definitely will ;)

Very nice Spanish restaurant nearby Camden Market. Ordered…read morefor the tapas which is seafood and grilled chicken, yummy yummy. The rib eye steak was good. Appreciated a lot that a live dancing and singing performance on Sunday night. Really enjoyed a lot for the show!!! So much fun for the dinner.

Very nice laidback but hip tapas bar. Good service, very good drinks. The prices are very…read morereasonable and yes the food is very very tasty.

This place is simply magical. Run with love by entrepreneur and owner Richard Elkington, a…read moreconsummate networker who makes everyone feel welcome, young and old. It's my favourite music and arts venue locally and wonderful for meet-ups, whether personal or business. Richard has a wide variety of events taking place, with art in abundance, regular gigs, a writing group, a book group, backgammon and on Thursday mornings it becomes "Ivan's Home" as a tribute to Richard's brother which is aimed at people who want to meet other people in the community, or those who might feel lonely or isolated. Cakes, tea and coffee are available and Becky Willoughby, a friendly Counsellor is present if you want to chat. The food is lovely, the coffee excellent, the staff welcoming and it's far superior to the corporate chains which litter Chesham. Do yourself a favour and discover this gem of a place

Personally I cannot stand this place, although to be fair some of my friends love it…read more The concept of a relaxed but classy cafe cum art gallery in the centre of Chesham is a good one, but this place just doesn't deliver. The food is mediocre at best, but often pretty revolting; and more disturbingly one is confronted by the 'art' wherever you look. I'm no prude, but the art here is essentially women, naked, and LOTS of them. Everywhere you look there are pudenda and breasts gazing back at you! OK, nothing wrong with the naked body, it's often very beautiful, but to be this obsessed with naked women hints at a bit of a problem to me. Why isn't there any other art? Why are there no naked male models? Why do I have to look at these boobs and genitalia for an hour whilst eating my lunch?? Well actually no I don't, do I, so once been never go back in my case - see what you think!

One of the Paperchase branches to survive the recent cull, this faces the main concourse of the…read morestation and is on two levels. The ground floor focuses on a wide selection of greetings cards, providing a good choice of designs. They also have a small number of gift items. Upstairs (up a fairly steep staircase) they sell a wide range of upscale stationery.