Really lovely little cafe, food exceeds expectations and service is speedy, friendly and great…read morevalue.

Lazeza is quite a nicely done out restaurant in Harrow's town centre. They have a lunch deal where…read moreany pasta is £6.50 and any pizza is £5.50. Not bad, especially considering some of the pasta dishes have a dinner time value of over £10 (a little steep, in fact). Portions are generous and the food is pretty decent. I enjoyed not only not being judged for having parmesan with seafood pasta (I haven't forgotten, Jamie's Italian woman), but actually being offered it. However, I kind of did that thing where you stare blankly at the waiter grating it until you realise he's not going to stop until you say so, therefore you end up with a Cheese Mountain. That's ok though, I love cheese. The pizza looked good and was enjoyed by my friend, our other lunchmate had a caeser salad which came with a big pile of chicken that she really enjoyed. What I liked about the menu is that although it's doing the standard pizza/pasta Italian fare, there were actually some fairly original pasta sauces. While it's not mind blowing it's a very nice place for lunch in Harrow.

Nice little place in harrow, great spot for lunch and dinner. Simple setting inside, large tables,…read morenice service, bit slow getting the bill to you when you only have an hour for lunch. The food portions are huge, although the chicken shish I had was rather bland, the salad was ok, nothing special, too many garden leaves. The chips were ok, for the price of £10.50 definitely not worth it! I think next time round i will try something else, the breaded mushrooms were my favourite.

I live relatively close to this place, yet in almost 5 years I've not managed to come and check…read morethis place out...until this past Sunday. I was in an experimental mood and with my other half gone on a business trip, I browsed through my bookmarks list on the Yelp App until this place came up ;-) When I arrived, I was welcomed by Alan, one of the owners, and was seated right away. Turns out it was a very slow evening, which Alan attributed to the fact that it was Marathon Sunday in London. Well, good for me, as I had all the attention of the staff and therefore had a very pleasant dining experience. My favourite part of Del Parc is that I don't have to make a decision when it comes to food...in fact, you cannot make a decision. You just tell the staff about any dietary limitations you might have and off they go. I was reading on the blog of the Kentishtowner that this idea has evolved from the fact that many of the regular patrons just told the chef to prepare whatever he deemed to be best. This is my kind of restaurant ;-) And soon the platters (tapas) started appearing: at first a charcuterie selection, accompanied with pickles and filled olives. Then, a plate of Galician mussels was placed in front of me...and I was at first a little shocked. I should mention that I don't like mussels, but I had made a pact with the staff and my dietary limitations didn't include mussels. Well, turns out I actually do like mussels and I would've never found out, if I wasn't "forced" to eat them. The following dishes were spinach with pine nuts and marinated raisins, followed by king prawns in a very garlicky sauce. I confessed to Alan that I'm no pro in eating prawns and he suggested to just use my hands and dig out as much meat as possible. As this was a very messy undertaking, he brought me a bowl with lemon water to wash my hands in afterwards. He also brought me some additional baguette to soak up the garlic sauce. When I said that you don't need to make any decision here, then I was slightly incorrect: you do need to make a decision about what you want to drink. I went for sherry, as this fit perfectly into my experimental mood...being somewhat of a sherry-virgin ;-) I really liked the sherry that Alan chose for me, although I thought it was a little to chilled. After I'd finished my meal, I engaged in a longish conversation with Alan - given that there were no other customers, he was able to dedicate a lot of attention to me. He told me that they'd been at this place for about 12 years now and that before this little tapas place, he and his partner-in-crime, Steve (the chef) had actually run a deli nearby. Overall I really liked it here and I will have to come back with more people - given that this is a tapas place, it ought to be more fun to sample more dishes.

Yum. I just had one of the tastiest meals in aaages at Del…read moreParc. What a lovely, lovely place!! It is quite a small restaurant, and they were too full for us to reserve a table, so we just sat by the bar at the front. The staff were friendly and helpful and the smells coming from the kitchen made me hungry as soon as we stepped inside the door!! They have a tapas menu, an a la carte menu and the chefs menu (where they just keep bringing you food until you roll out happy and full...for £30.) We (of course) went for the chefs menu, and I am sooo glad we did. I didn't take any photos of the first few dishes as we were hungry and the lads I was with ate half of everything before I could get my camera out... but I remembered for about half the dishes - have a peek at my photos for a better description than I could possibly paint with words. Marc and I normally try to avoid Spanish food (as Marc's mother is from Catalonia and is such a good cook, that normally tapas in England is rubbish in comparison.) This is the first time we have ever found a Spanish place that we both love... we're even considering bringing Marc's mum to try it next time she comes to London. If you ever find yourself near Tufnell park or Archway, just come here.

Amazing food every time - always so fresh!! The salads, sandwiches, quiche and service is always…read morefive stars!! Cannot recommend highly enough. Try the potatoes!!!

One of my favourite spots in London. Incredible hot and cold salad items, beautiful sandwiches with…read moreartisanal meats and cheeses, and world class deli supplies and ingredients. Friendly service, good prices.

Visited here with 8 work colleagues. Found the place to be quite simple in style. Slightly bland in…read morea way. However, the food was superb. Starter portions are a good size with plenty of flavour whilst light. Main dishes are diverse and well presented. The wine list very acceptable too. The

We enjoyed another excellent meal at The Albany. The manager Rapha and head chef Faisal were both…read morevery accommodating with last minute requests for a birthday surprise (45mins before arriving at restaurant). Pleasant service from the waiting staff Oliver and his female colleague. Great service from a good restaurant team as normal - but they do show appreciation for repeat custom. Will definitely be going back again soon.

We went twice late July / early August while visiting London…read moreJust randomly found the restaurant but it was so good we ate there twice during our 5 night stay . I would recommend arriving early as it gets busy and it feels safer when quiet. The food is so good , well priced and tasty. Staff were pleasant and it's a great looking decor. I accidentally found a new cocktail while asking for a bottle of Efes draft I ended up with a aperol spritz lol

I'm originally from Croydon but moved to Miami a few months ago. I visited Atesh a few times,…read moreusually with a big group of people and they were always impressed and came back with their own family/friends. I'll be coming to Atesh and ordering the mixed meat platter with the bulgar wheat as soon as I come back!

I regard this as a great find…read more It's simple minimalism was not done in a flash loud way, it is so quiet that in the past I have not noticed it. A thin 12 inch thin pizza is just £6, although it is not as bulky as that from the big chains, it seems to be a genuine style mediterranean pizza without all the unhealthy rubbish that pollute our diets. They do lovely salads and was a lovely place to while away the hours and chat. Staff do not really engage and could be more friendly, but luckily their good means they do not get 4 stars from me for this review. A recommendation for if you are in the area, have good taste and do not want to be fed junk food.

I liked this place! Nice and friendly staff. Quick service (although I was the only customer)…read more Pizza is thin base which is my favourite. Not the most amazing pizza I've had but it hit the spot. I had the pepperoni and I would have liked a bit more pepperoni on my pizza but If you're looking for low cost pizza to stop the hunger pangs then this is a good place to visit.

The manager. Rude would be an understatement. Five in the party. We asked for some drinks that they…read moreeither did not have or they said they ran out. So we asked the waiter if we could go across the way to get ONE freaken daiquiri. He said yes. So we get it come back and plan to order their food. That's when the nasty and rude manager comes out and tells us we have to leave. She says if we brought the drinks with us it wouldn't be a problem but because we went across the way to bring one back that was unacceptable. Yeah that makes no sense. Bring ur own fine, walk 75 feet to get one , no. We planned on ordering a lot of food from there. Before we could ask questions she grabbed our menus and said leave. We sat for two minutes when she comes back outside and shouts I want you to leave. Before I can ask a question or at least finish my drink, she turns her back away and walks away. Rude? Yes. Treated us as less than humans? yes. Coming back? Not one of us, three of which are Windsor residents. By the way, she told them she didn't care if they ever came back.

A friend and I wanted beef, and not being spoilt for choice for steakhouses in the local area we…read moredecided to give Cattle Grid a try. We rocked up around 9pm with no reservation and there was only one free table in the whole place, luckily we only wanted one so we were off to a good start. The choice of beers was uninspiring. Becks, Budweiser and Brooklyn were the choices. I went for the Brooklyn out of curiosity and because the other two were about as exciting as spending a day across the way at the railway station looking at trains. The Brooklyn was ok, but a little hoppier than I like my beer, your mileage may vary. I started with "Hot! Buffalo wings with blue cheese sauce". They were pretty good but if you put an exclamation mark after the word hot then you had better not be writing cheques which your chef can't cash. They weren't hot enough to justify the exclamation mark in my eyes. For my main I went for the 16oz T bone. It was tasty but not the best cut I've ever had. I asked for it rare and I got it rare, and the presentation of it was good. The chips were skin on and had a good flavour to them. There isn't much greenery in sight, but you come here for the meat, right? All in it was a decent meal, just nothing that amazing. It doesn't deserve the ££££ price rating. My starter was £7, mains are £15/£22. Stop by if you are in town and you should enjoy it. If you travel from further afield just to try it out you might feel a little disappointed.