I found this spot while looking for a healthier lunch with some protein and lots of veggies, and it…read moreended up being a good choice. The restaurant was clean inside, and they do have indoor seating, which made it easy to sit down and enjoy the meal. The food was actually pretty good. I got the lamb with herbs, I think it was called Shish, and I really enjoyed it. The meat wasn't dry, and they definitely didn't skimp on the veggies. The cooks were also really nice, which made the experience even better. Overall, this is a great spot if you're looking for something simple, tasty, and a little more balanced for lunch.

Out and about on our first day in the city and we were a bit hungry mid-afternoon. Skewers to the…read morerescue! My husband and I shared an adana kebab with the rice, pita, and cabbage salad. This was perfect for two people for a light lunch. The meat was so flavorful, cooked to perfection. The rice was just right and the cabbage salad was excellent. My husband said he'd return just for that! The gentlemen working behind the counter were friendly and answered our questions. We finished the meal with the baklava - some of the best I've had. Sometimes it is overly sweet but not here at Skewers. We will happily go back for another lunch if our time permits during our stay. Excellent meal!

Delicious Indian restaurant with fresh and modern interior. The wait staff was very helpful and…read moreattentive, and we were able to be in and out in a couple hours and we were quite a large group. The paneer curry was a favorite, really smooth and delicious, and the naan was fresh. The fried fish to start was a bit tough with an interesting flavor that was a bit unlike other tastes. Overall a good pick for the area.

Walking though the streets looking for Indian food. Came across this unassuming place and we hit…read morethe jackpot. Very friendly staff, delicious drinks - loved my Prosecco with a cinnamon syrup. Oh my. And the food - holy cow - So yummy. Each bite was better than the last . Full of flavor. The bhalla papdi was amazing and the tikka chaat - so delicious. We were lucky to find this lovely restaurant. Try it , you will thank me!!!

Outstanding food! Friendly and patient service in a small stall. It's a bit isolated from the…read moremain road but worth finding- just look for the continuous line!! We had the lamb and halomi wrap - it was amazing. I got the halloumi burger. The sauces and veg on both were great. And the chips (fires) were crisp and salted. These guys were friendly and helpful. They won't steer you wrong!!

Friend recommended this place and I loved it. Very much a hole in a wall, open late, good for…read moredrunchies, but also good sober. The staff helped me understand the menu and I went with the classic chicken doner. I loved the wrap and having everything in each bite. Would totally come back!!! Maybe only 4ish stools there but the food is easy to eat standing up as well. A lot of people came by and ordered but my friend & I were the only ones eating there.

The food is sooooo good! The flavors are amazing! We ordered the Chicken Doner with Nan, 1/2…read morechicken platter and the mix grill! We were so pleased with our choices! The portions are quite generous and everything was delicious. Yes, order the Lebanese rice because it compliments the flavors of any dish. I recommend this if you want a flavorful meal.

Home cooked delicious local food. Referred by a friend trying it out smells and looks great.read more

Living in Streatham, I have no choice on weekend nights but to take the tube to Tooting Bec and hop…read moreon a bus back to my flat. Luckily for me the BEST KEBAB SHOP IN THE WORLD is located directly outside of the station. Seriously, the chicken and lamb shish are so flavorful and succulent that just writing about them makes my mouth water. The portions are more than generous, and the staff is so friendly, even when the place is packed with drunkards at 1 am. The pitta isn't the best, but that's probably a good thing... if I couldn't find a single flaw here, I'd eat their kebabs every day of the week!

I'm not a massive kebab eater. I can't help but associate them with rubbery offerings inhaled as a…read morestudent under an alcoholic haze, bringing with them that inevitable feeling of guilt and regret the following morning. My dad indulges himself every now and then - which, considering his penchant for 50p tea in polystyrene cups from a greasy spoon, is in itself a bad sign - and my mum's words of warning still ring in my ears that every revolving doner has been there for years, with nameless meat glued to the outside of the ancient cores. So I tend to stay away. But on Sunday night, not only sober (well, one Crabbies down) but at the comparatively early hour of 11pm, I found myself in a kebab shop. I'd been dragged there by my friend who was significantly more inebriated than me but had been extolling the virtues of Ali Baba throughout the pub quiz at the Wheatsheaf. The lamb kebab, she promised, was the best she'd had in south-west London. Her words were so strong that I was nearly tempted over to the dark side, but having eaten four sausages at lunch in an effort to stave off my impending hangover, the idea of more meat nearly made me sick on their nice clean floor. So I opted instead for a halloumi and vegetable wrap, which turned out to be the best decision ever, because they grilled it, filled the wrap with copious amounts of salad, and were super generous with the cheese. Apparently a combination of garlic and sweet chilli sauces is not authentic but I do I look like I care?! The guys behind the counter were all cheerful and friendly, bantering away without a hint of sleaze, although that may have been because we were with my friend's 6-foot-something South African boyfriend. I waited until I was on the tube to chow down on my prize. Dear god, it was good. The first three quarters, anyway. Unfortunately it was so packed full of stuff (and rather poorly wrapped) that it all fell apart at the end, which peed me right off. Understatement of the year. When a sandwich of any description collapses before its rightful conclusion, it drives me round the bend. It makes me want to swear, scream, and hurl the remainder at the wall. I know this is unhealthy and the manifestation of a deep psychological issue, but there you are. I'm damaged, but at least I'm honest. Luckily the fact that I was underground and in the presence of children saved me from turning into the Incredible Hulk but I had to bury the anger and that was even worse. Ali Baba, you've put me back a good few years and that's just upsetting. Any good therapist will warn you. Don't repress those wrappy emotions.

The food was amazing. It is a family run shop and everything was authentic. It was extremely hot…read moreoutside and the restaurant was only a little bit cooler. We had the hummus tzatziki and lamb kabobs with rice and bread. All of the food was delicious!

We came here many years ago and the line was out the door. The food used to be fantastic…read more Unfortunately- that's no longer the case. Service was good- but food was expensive & barely mediocre.

This bar / cafe / eatery is the coolest! We went here because they have vegan food options. We…read moredidn't know how awesome it would look inside! The interior gives "Alice in Wonderland" vibes. This is a great meeting place for coffee, working at a cafe, or for a bite to eat with friends! They even often have live music for entertainment. If you are in the Waterloo area of London and want some cool pictures and yummy vegan eats, then I would definitely go here! I review more vegan places in London on my Youtube Channel Deanna Troy Travels. On my channel search my "Vegan Food Around the World" playlist or here's the link to copy/paste in your browser: https://youtu.be/_eJ7_5wyeSA

Great beer, great music, great vibes, really cozy place, great service. I wish I could've stayed…read morehere longer. This place truly is a hidden gem. My favorite bar I've been to in England.

Higher end Indian street food in the middle of London…read more Went for lunch - place was clean and a little minimalist. Was sat right away and placed an order quickly. Had the pani puri, samosas, garlic naan, chicken biriyani, and dahl. Everything was on point. Would def come back!

Indian food done tapas style is a concept that works as well as excellent food. Great service and…read moreselection with ease of access to our Marble Arch hotel.

Great fish & chips. I'm an American and wanted to try some fish & chips before heading to a local…read moredrag show. I've had fish & chips at numerous places in London and this was the best of the ones I tried in London during my 2 weeks there. Fast service, generous portions, open late, great prices. Fish & chips were well battered, had a nice crunch. Only criticism was that I should have asked for more vinegar on my fish & chips, but being new to this I didn't know to do so. It's also very close to the Royal Vauxhall Tavern, a great gay bar.

I don't post any reviews unless I had a great experience. This place by far deserves higher than a…read more5 star rating. Ray was awesome! Went above and beyond. Made my fiancé and I feel very welcomed and explained to us about the city of London. The food was impeccable! The chicken and noodles was well seasoned. He did advise me to get the chili cooked in, instead of adding it as a condiment. Oh man, Ray was not wrong! I also ordered the spicy wings. Dear God! They hit the spot! Magnificently seasoned. Thanks to Ray and the chefs! You guys rock! Trust me I won't forget your Texas Longhorn Hat! I'll comeback for chicken noodles and wings. You have my word.