What a cute little gelato place!…read more After a fantastic dinner at the nearby "Local Friends", my friends and I went to try out this gelato place. It was really nice: - the scoops are very generous and reasonably priced (1=£2, 2=£3.20) - the Ferrero Rocher flavours and the Mango were my favourites - despite us wantint to try a lot of flavours, the guy behind the counter remained friendly The place is not huge and decor-wise doesn't offer much...so I suggest grabbing one or a couple scoops and do some window-shopping along Golders Green high street...

Love it! Fantastic fresh ice cream that goes perfect with a sunny day…read more Try the mango sorbet!!

Do you like yoghurt? Do you like smoothies? If the answer's HELLS YEAH then you'll love Yog, just…read morelike I do. Available in a wide variety of flavours, Yog offers probiotic, fat free, gluten free yoghurts and smoothies that are hard to beat! Whenever I pass by one of their stalls I just have to have my fix. You can choose from a base flavour of plain, coconut, passion fruit or pomegranate and add as many ingredients as you desire. I'm a bit lazy so I prefer their smoothies and I like a bit of flavour so I usually go for a passion fruit or pomegranate base and add nuts, mixed berries, fruit and goji berries. The result is heavenly and something that can become an addiction. For something sweet AND healthy on the go I highly recommend Yog!

This doesn't exist here anymore :( it has been replaced by a tortilla stand. If you want yog you…read moreshould probably go somewhere else. There is ice cream at another stand but I don't think there's a fro yo place.

Take it from me, a frozen treat enthusiast; this gelato is magnificent! It's creamy, smooth, and…read moreflavorful - all things you'd expect and more. My favorite is the Oreo flavor. In my opinion, it beats the usual cookies and cream ice cream taste that is usually just cream or vanilla with Oreo chunks. The gelato is actually grey from the Oreo cookie blend AND it still has chunks. It truly taste like a delightful treat of milk and Oreos. All other favors I've had were amazing as well. Bomb dot com. I almost wish this location wasn't so convenient. I don't come to Brent Cross with the ice cream in mind, but lately I just can't seem to leave without a scoop... Watch out, your mall trips just got better.

lady was extremely rude and charged me £10 for 1 ice cream i felt as if I was experiencing racism…read moredont go there

Was visiting London and wanted to pick up some things that I can't get where I live -- Kosher…read moreKingdom did not disappoint! They had everything I needed and things that I didn't even know I needed. Amazing selection, great labelling, friendly helpful staff -- if only it was closer to my house! :)

If you're having a wander around Golders Green, it's not very likely you'll stroll passed Kosher…read moreKingdom, which is towards the Brent Cross end of Golders Green Road, under a 10 min walk from the tube station. (If you walk via this route, pick up a gelato from Bella del Gelato on the way!) I'm not Jewish, but I am always up for eating!! A blip on my Twitter feed one night showed a vegan user's bounty. My jaw dropped. Faux meats and coconut ice creams from my native US had been a short train ride away from me all this time! I retweeted, grabbed another expat, and went as soon as possible. The ripple was felt and soon there was a plague of vegans making their own pilgrimage to "The Kingdom". Kosher Kingdom has a smaller shop front, but once inside, it goes quite far into the back. Let me quell your fears now: Yes, there are many Jewish people with "traditional" Jewish clothing items on. No, they don't care you're here. And once you see the treasure trove of goodies, any self-consciousness goes out the window. (Did you see the girls hugging and screaming in front of the Tofurky sausages? That was me). Here are vegan-y things that may interest not only vegans, but veggies and also dairy / egg-free people (and the rest of you foodies!): fresh sushi; Cheese puffs; goldfish crackers; 800 types of hummus; 10 types of falafel; Tofurky brand sausages, hot dogs and the deli slices; cornettos; ice cream bites; viennettas; coconut, rice, and almond ice creams; simulated chicken fat; whipped cream; millions of cookies; Fry's frozen range; Dr Prager's frozen range; swedish fish, candies, chocolates, granola bars, white chocolate chipes, butterscotch chips, graham crackers and graham cracker pie crusts....etc. Plus lots of gluten free items, crazy crisps and snacky things, juices, and my fav- Israeli couscous! They really pride themselves on getting items not available anywhere else, so you will find lots of things from the US & Canada there too. They also have standard household goods, candles, Jewish books and music, Judaism for children items, all sorts of stuff. There are also lots of good sales always going on, so keep an eye out! The floor staff are helpful and nice if you have any questions (my last visit he let me know when the next Tofurky shipment was coming in). My advice is to bring a cold bag and sign up for the Kosher Kingdom point card!

went for a birthday and amazing food and amazing service from Lorenzo! can not recommend enough…read moregreat choice great prices and lovely atmosphere! 11 out of 10 . thankyou

Probably my fave Italian when in London, and great for meeting up with my friends for a catch up!…read more No matter how busy, I can usually get in, and food arrives promptly. Despite a large pizza menu, you can still mix and match (for example, I wanted half the pizza with onions and mushrooms, the other simply cheese and tomato, and they did this no problem, albeit gave me a strange look!). The prices are good too (especially for the area), and it's nice and clean. The service is simple, neither friendly nor rude. I prefer to visit independantly owned restaurants as opposed to chains, so will always choose here over the Pizza Express located just round the corner. Will always return to again and again!

I am glad to be trying new cuisines to be able to bring these to all and this place is a real gem…read more THE MOOD: In Finchley and easy location to travel to. Authentic interior with a large bread clay oven at the front where all the fresh nans are made. A busy environment but easy to talk and make conversation so no loud music and good acoustics. THE FOOD: We had the following dishes: Kash Bademjan - Egg plant dip and although I am not a fan usually but as this was all mashed up and mixed with other ingredients it goes well with the nan as well as the sauces that come along with this. Big enough starter to share. Nan - This comes along as standard as far as I can tell and worth ordering anyway as you will need to see the size of this but 1 will be enough for 2-4 of you to share. This is made fresh in clay oven and as I say this is a must. Chello Koubideh - Lamb kofte style with rice and you get two long kofte style pieces. Nice dish and I dont think you will finish this so be prepared for take away. Morassah Polo - I am told this is the the King of all Persian dishes and comes with the Persian Jewelled Rice. The rice is amazingly fragrant and comes with a splash of colours and tastes of sweetness that complements the chicken perfectly. The chicken itself is coated with a tomato coating and chicken is moist and falls off the bone, it was just perfect. You also get a curry sauce that compliments entire dish. I actually cant wait to go back here and again lots of food so again be ready for a take away. Tadig - This is the golden crunchy bottom rice layer, the crowning glory of all Persian rice dishes! To me this is better known as the burnt bottom of the rice, in Persian cuisine, it is much sought after! This was served with some great soft succulent meat pieces served with an amazing sauce with beans and some fries. A sharing dish again and worth trying but then maybe hold off on a starter. THE VERDICT: A good place to come and actually I ordered too much but even with enough food for three maybe four the price is reasonable and food is tasty and great atmosphere with friendly staff. Ok you pack your own doggy bag but that's ok. I would recommend a visit. £50.00 for two

Really good food. Took a family here. The combo kebab…read moreplates are excellent. Good flavor Start with the greens + feta Bathrooms are dirty.

Years back we visited Toff's and it has been the Gold Standard for Fish and Chips for the rest of…read moreour lives. The workers personally recommended Salmon fo our daughter and she loved it!

A friend and I ate here this evening. This is a mixed review. Some of the food was excellent, but…read moreone thing, ordered twice, was inedible. The ambiance was very comfortable and warm, the toilet roomy and clean. The service was pleasant, but we felt that when the replaced item still couldn't be eaten by either of us, there should have been an offer to replace it with an alternative. Here is what we would recommend and what we would not: the cod fried in egg and matzo meal and chips were first class. The grilled haddock was excellent. The mug of tea arrived good and hot. The portions of mushy peas and boiled potatoes arrived warm. The replacement portion of peas was fine. The four boiled potatoes were replaced with four new ones but all of them had a strange, slightly perfumed taste, which we mentioned to the waitress. She suggested it was the potatoes that tasted like this. but it was an artificial perfumed taste that could not come from potatoes. This would not be acceptable anywhere and certainly not somewhere with such high prices.

It's called K-Mart like the one-stop shop I know from the US, but it's an asian grocery store! They…read morecarry chinese, korean, thai, etc (don't want to leave anyone out and I can't remember all the places they listed on the front window) There's a huge selection of those famously creative asian beverages, fresh produce, baked goods, freshly prepared sushi (they deliver for free), frozen foods, sauces, and packaged snackfoods. It's true I couldn't read everything on the packaging and I probably looked as out of place as I felt, but the people running the place were really nice and didn't laugh at my strange variety of purchases. Great selection for a relatively small grocery store.

I don't live close to a K-Mart and also don't drive, so I've mostly ordered groceries for delivery…read more(through http://www.kmart-uk.com/), which worked fine the first few times I ordered from them. However, I will no longer be patronizing this business after this most recent experience, which was absolutely horrendous. This time I submitted an order for about GBP 50 worth of groceries, which is typically delivered the next day, and specifically requested on the order form for the delivery to be made after 4pm (so that I could be home to accept the delivery). However, several days pass without delivery or contact from their end, so after about a week I try both calling and emailing them (at the address on their website: info@hankookfood.com) to no avail. Finally, I get a text message from their end (presumably from the delivery guy) asking (at 11am) if they can make the delivery that day (at 4pm). I respond that that won't be possible, but the following day will be OK. They respond that they're not sure what their schedule will be like then so they'll contact me again later. The next day, they text me (at 11am) asking if they can deliver within the next couple of hours (at 1pm; keep in mind that I specifically requested delivery after 4pm on my order form). I respond that I work during the week so that time won't be possible, and that (for this reason) I requested delivery after 4pm. They respond that there is no evening delivery (which is false, since they delivered at least 4 previous orders for me during the evening) and proceed to tell me that the delay in delivery is my fault because they keep calling me and not getting through (also false; worth noting, too, that despite these alleged multiple calls they've left zero voicemails). Here are the last two text messages they sent me, verbatim (from number +44 07919 277 573, FYI): - Korean (in Revised Romanization): [gandanhan baesongeul we geureokge mot batneunji gunggeumhamnida. bujaejung jeonhwaga gereokge manheundaedo we jeonhwa hantong an haessneunjido ihaega an doemnida.] - English translation: 'I wonder why you're so unable to receive a simple delivery. I really can't understand why you didn't call back a number from which you received so many missed calls.' (Note: There are no missed calls. Also, even if there were, who calls back random numbers they don't recognize?) - Korean: [dasineun sikijimaseyo. dasi sikimyeon nimeun gaesseuregiga doeneungeonika. (sic)] - English translation: 'Don't order from us again. If you order from us again, you're dog sh*t.' I kid you not. This business is off its rocker (or at least the delivery guy is...). Anyway, even though it's a bit less convenient and more expensive I think I'll be getting my Korean groceries from the Centre Point Food Store in Bloomsbury. They are nice over there and don't call you 'dog sh*t'. :)