Hello delicious pizza! Garlic and mozzarella bread, chicken and pesto & chorizo and bacon. My oh my…read more- amazing!!! Fabulous pizza delivery - comforting Sunday night food during lock down. Made us so happy and will be ordering again. Thank you for being sooo crazy delicious - one of my favv pizzas ever!

The Salusbury Food Store is a delicatessen that sells a range of organic foods and foods that could…read morebe defined as 'health' foods such as wheat free pasta (which doesn't actually taste that nice). In that way, the Store has gained a reputation locally as being a health food store. This delicatessen sells meats, cheeses (including goats cheese), olives and oils as well as pizza slices, healthy snacks, chocolates and sandwiches to take away. This is a nice, little store, even if the prices are quite outrageous. You can probaly find most of their products or something similar at Tesco, Brent Park (which is a short drive away).

Wonderful deli, wonderfully fast, wonderful manager. So friendly to us. We were visiting Notting…read moreHill for four days and popped in every day. The manager lent us two umbrellas for our stay, served coffee before they officially opened, and the food was amazing.

Food was good, location is great, atmosphere is relaxed and comfortable. We were just looking for…read morea quick lunch and found this gem.

It's worth coming just for the vibes. My visit was picturesque with all the cute families, elderly…read morecouples, and adorable humans with their dogs picking up their coffee or basking in the sun just outside on the picnic tables. My avocado toast with a poached egg (was pricey for what it's worth, of course) was beautifully presented and exactly what I was craving that morning. I also ordered a fresh juice (orange, carrot, ginger) and it came in a tall glass with a green striped paper straw. Brownie points for all the cafes here in London that have quickly caught on to replacing nonrecycleable plastic straws. I wouldn't come here every day for brekkie (and I can't speak for the coffee) but I'd spend a long slow summer weekend morning here any time!

Great local deli. Friendly, good service, quality patrons, indoor and outdoor seating ... a great…read moreplace to have breakfast or lunch or just a coffee. Conveniently located next to the Kensal Rise Overground stop along Chamberlyne Road.

I was amazed to see this place still in business. I used to eat and shop here back in 2001-2005…read moretime and it was amazing then! A fantastic pizza !

Craving pizza? pasta? Or just a romantic taste of Italy? Well there's Bruno's Deli to satisfy your…read moredesire. Reminiscent of a village delicatessen in a small mountain town, Bruno's is a small yet charming. The deli is armed with an array of freshly prepared pizza's, pastas and gelato for afters. When I go, I order the Alle Verdure pizza for £6. The pizza is large enough for two to share and often serves as my dinner and then lunch for the next day. There's also a small section of Italian foods you can purchase in the all inclusive deli/ pizzeria. Be sure to look out for the array of San Pellegrino drinks available in the fridge. You can take out or call ahead and they'll have your pizza hot and ready! The only drawbacks is that you cannot order pizza until 15:00 and on some nights they close the doors early.

My task was to organise a Portuguese Happy Hour at the office and so this was a rather obvious…read moreplace to come to. This shop sells what the name suggest: Portuguese delicatessen. The main attraction of the shop is definitely the deli counter, where they sell Portuguese cold cuts, cheeses and other specialities. In the back they have the "fish shop", where you can pick from various different kinds of dry-cured fish. Also available here is shelves full of other Portuguese specialities, where you can find tins, biscuits, juices etc. Right by the cashier, there's a shelf full of Portuguese alcohol: Port (obviously), a selection of red & white wines and more hard liquors. The staff is very friendly here. I asked them to show me some typical Portuguese food items and they were very helpful. Confirming the typical stereotype that haunts Portuguese people, the pace at this shop is rather slow. They certainly are not the most efficient folks...but maybe that's the reason why the invented such an amazing variety of specialities? Who knows... Side note: the first time I walked into the shop, I was a bit surprised - to put it mildly - by the smell. At first I couldn't place where exactly it came from, but it turns out to be originating in the fish corner...

Great deli. It is always busy. The best place I know in London for Parma Ham. It retains a feel of…read moreLisbon with all the staff being Portuguese. Love coming to this place.

BEST SEVERS EVER, food was great to, i wold come back here again and again forever. love it.read more

One of the nicest delis in NW London, great selection of Italian foods, helpful staff. Does get…read morebusy at the weekend with non locals so sometimes a que. A favourite hangout for local Italians and the coffee crew.

I've never studied urban planning, but surely you can't have a perfect neighborhood without there…read morebeing some sort of Italian market/deli somehow involved. London is sorely missing more examples, but this neighborhood is lucky. I wasn't planning on visiting, but happened to be walking by on a freezing day. IDucked in to check it out (and to defrost) and was soon eating a big bowl of melting lasagne. When you are cold/hungry, a big bowl of lasagne is better than sex. Or it is sex. Or it's on par with sex, depending on your partner, and depending on how they might be covered in cured meats and cheeses (and sauce). Whatever. It's otherwise a smallish market so don't travel the breadth of Britain to source something without checking in advance. But if near, you should definitely pop in for food, drinks or chatting with staff.

Authentic Italian delicatessen in my old neighbourhood. Run by Italians, it seems to stock…read moreeverything from the country. For example, I went to find some Carciotta cheese and they had it in both smoked and non-smoked flavours. In retrospect it's a shame I didn't go there more often as its also a cafe.

This is a great Polish deli serving traditional English food as well (full English breakfast etc.)…read more And with Polish touch! You can get, e.g. slices of Polish traditional bread ("Chleb Staropolski") which always reminds me of home. The service is very nice and cares for the customers. Food is obviously very tasty and they claim to have the best BLT sandwiches in the whole London which is most likely very true, especially that you can choose to have it served on the traditional Polish bread mentioned before. The price is very affordable comparing to other places nearby. It's also a very pleasant place to stop for a coffee, as they have great selection of home-made cakes. Location is super convenient as it is just right next to the Kilburn station on the Jubilee line. I will go there often, as it is a perfect choice for breakfast or lunch.

This Polish deli and "restaurant" looks a lot more expensive than it is. They sell different cured…read moremeats but also make great sandwiches, salads and english breakfasts. They seem to also offer daily specials meals, last time I went it was a risotto. Their BLT for £3.50 is one of my favourites and is not only good value but tastes great. I would give this place one more star but the standard of my BLT varies too much depending on who makes it, I'm going to have ask them to grill mine for longer from now on! I haven't tried the coffee but it seems some people like to just sit there for a cake and a coffee.

There's a new deli in town and I love it. Although they only have recently started I can proudly…read moresay I am a regular. Food is really tasty and the atmosphere great. Theo and Vicky are very friendly and welcoming. Finally a healthier alternative in Willesden Green! You got to try it! Take away or outdoor seating (on a sunny day it is a true blessing)!

Probably the most expensive breakfast I've ever had in my life. Myself and 2 friends ate 2 sausage…read moresandwiches, 1 bacon sandwich, 2 average cups of coffee and 1 tea. Had to eat in the rain they have no al fresco style dining (umbrellas and such) and no room inside to even swing a cat. £25!!!!!! Food was ok but not up to the same standard as say, Kitchen Table in west Hampstead. All a hell of a lot over priced for not a lot more than an average breakfast. Wont be returning. Willesden green has finally turned into a gentrified posh-hole.