Good tasty vegan food available. Wish they'd get the grilled artichoke and red tapenade sandwich,…read moreflipping delicious.

One of two Nando's locations in Watford town centre, this is their "Met Quarter" location, at 136…read moreHigh Street, with buses towards Stanmore, Watford High Street station and atria Watford nearby, if you're looking for halal chicken, this isn't on offer here, and you should go to the branch across the road. This is a nice Nando's, I did originally struggle to get a table being refused at first, I was lucky enough to be passing later on and noticed a few extra tables to dine in; with it being a Saturday in December, it was understandably very busy, considering this they did a very good job not to let standards slip in terms of service and food quality. the manager who served me was very friendly and the other employees were presentable. It was a little difficult getting to the toilets at the back due to how busy it was. I ordered a Medium Chicken Butterfly with Peri Chips, Creamy Mash and gravy, which came to £14. I do find Nando's a tad expensive for what it is, but with this delivering a good meal and being one of the few places nearby, I could get a table and be in and out quickly, it was worth the price on this occasion. The chicken was cooked well, the gravy went perfectly with the mash, which I always find to be lacking something. It is a shame the gravy is only seasonal. A pretty good Nando's location. 4*

Oh I do like this Nando's! I prefer this one compared to the Nando's further up the High Street!…read more I love the decor! I love the Lights in wine bottle's and the knitted colourful lamp shades all very quirky. Very clean Nando's with great African/South American music love it! The staff are friendly, but a little impatient even when not busy, but preferably due to their boredom they want you to leave......well me and my friend were their for over 3 hours! The Mediterranean salad with chicken was devine!

Really good service and food. Stopped in last week for a bite. Enjoyed it very much and I…read morerecommend trying it.

I ended up in Intu Watford instead of Intu Uxbridge but that is a different story but it meant that…read moreI discovered a GBK in Watford! I have been to many branches of this popular chain and I enjoy the food. I love the skinny fries and the panko fried chicken burger. This branch was on the High Street and very convenient to reach, We are dead tired after some serious shopping and got in as it was the first thing we saw as we were getting off the mall. The place was extremely busy, even at half 2 in afternoon. But the staff attended to us immediately and got us seated in the lower level. With the kids, the Sofa seats are always better. The seats were next tot he glass wall looking out to the high street and it was a bright sunny day. The kids got their activity stuff and were happy. I went and ordered the food - Burgers, skinny fries, milk shake - the standard stuff. The wife suddenly had a Goat's cheese salad craving and got one of those. Got the usual Peanuts and my favorite HArbernaro and Kiwifruit sauce (the replacement one, I still belive going for an inhouse sauce was a bad idea as Waha Wera were brilliant) and waited for the food. The food didn't take long, nothing to complain other than that the Salad was lacking dressing and for which the Staff got us some immediately. Sitting in the sun was turning out to be unpleasant and the staff moved us to another empty table in middle of the room which was helpful. The food is as usual GBK standard, nothing different from other GBK's and the staff were a friendly lot. In hind sight, we should have avoided sitting in the sun as it got exceptionally hot and uncomfortable, probably in the summer months I would advice you avoid this part of the restaurant, particularly if you have little ones. I will be definitely going back.

Hospitable, great ambience and hearty food - definitely recommend a visit esp if you enjoy the good…read moreold fashioned pub culture

Loved this place! Went there after taking someone to Harry Potter. It was drive from the location…read moreby not bad and well worth it. This is not or typical pub food place. The chef takes a lot of pride in his dishes and the staff is friendly. You might need to call ahead for reservations.

It seems the folks working here pour their heart into the business and it shows. Food was great,…read moreservice was absolutely top notch. Seating was fancy in leatherette chairs and couches. Felt posh and nice. Pizza with salad in the middle is brilliant (they of course have a no-salad-in-the-middle option) and was totally fun. Super nice to kids and kids menu is fantastic. Would eat here again in a heartbeat. Only downside was toilets seemed a little worse for wear, but I won't knock a star for that since everything else was excellent.

From the owner: It's a family run business, after working 20 years in the food industry, we decided to follow our…read moredreams. Our mission is to provide food and service of which we would expect ourselfs. Opening 7am for breakfast Closing 11pm

Nice vegan cheese pizza in Watford, can't believe it. Prefer daiya cheese but what do you expect,…read moreits Watford. Was hot, fresh and tasty. I got takeaway pizza but they have a full vegan menu.

From the owner: Zizzi is temporarily closed for eat-in customers. We are still open for click & collect or through…read moreDeliveroo. We are serving our pizzas, pastas, vegan and non-gluten menus - direct from our kitchen to your home. The safety and wellbeing of our customers, team members and the wider communities surrounding our restaurants is our number one priority and have clear Covid-19 measures in place.

The best restaurant in Watford. Great price for quality and size of the dish. Staff is always…read morehelpful and nice. Interior design is modern.

Delicious - the only salad I actively order and like!…read moreUnpretentious, cafe-style, whopper portions. Have a myriad of salad options and throw in your own ingredient suggestions, or go big fat Italian pasta, or good ole English brekky, or size of your head pizza. Bring your own vino of an evening, and shove pudding down your neck after. It's all good :)

Came here late one evening i think about 830pm…read more I expect that is why the salad bar was unstocked and very very messy. Place was dead! maybe 2 other tables dining and dozen in the bar area. I had the pick your meat, pick your sauce, pick your side special and I would have to say The Harvester has a lot of catching up to do as I am spoiled with all the Toby's around. Service was slow despite the place being empty. I had to go to the bar to order another beer as I could not find my server.

Well, it's Tuesday evening and the place is packed. I ordered their rib to share and it was huge;…read moreI'd expect so too at £20. Service was very good and attentive (thanks Katie!) and food better than expected. The place could do with some deep cleaning around the edges, which is why it's just not up there with the 5 shiny stars. It's good, perfect as a cheap hangout, and it's what you'd expect from a harvester.

I came here for dinner with 2 colleagues on a Wednesday evening while working in the area. The…read morerestaurant is in town, around many other restaurants and shops. The place was pretty empty the night we came, and it looked pretty empty the night before as well, when we walked past after dining at another restaurant nearby. However, there is a lot of seating inside the restaurant, including what looked like an upstairs seating area, as well as some tables outside, so it's possible it gets busier on weekends. The menu had a pretty large selection of burgers, chicken dishes, hot dogs, and even steaks and salads. There was also an enticing page of desserts, including milkshakes, cheesecakes, and sundaes. The mains came with a choice of side (salad, fries, mashed potatoes) and dipping sauce (garlic mayo, barbecue sauce, among others). I got the classic burger on a brioche bun with fries and garlic mayo. The burger was topped with the Tinsel Town sauce, which was tasty. However, the brioche bun was too dry/hard for my liking. The fries were fine. One of my coworkers got the cheese dog, which was really massive. It had some tomato slices tucked in. She wound up not being able to finish it; apparently it was a bit stodgy and might have been more manageable if it had been a frankfurter or something. She also got the halloumi appetizer with sweet chili sauce, which she really enjoyed. I got a brownie sundae for dessert. It was topped with a massive amount of whipped cream, but I would have preferred for it to have had a bit more ice cream underneath. The brownie chunks were tasty, though. One of my coworkers got the Kinder Bueno milkshake and said it tasted exactly like a Kinder Bueno. Service was pretty slow, especially given there were so few customers at the time. It took the server awhile to split the check, since she couldn't seem to remember who got what and had to redo the split a few times. It probably would have been easier to just get 1 check and divide it ourselves. The restaurant card reader did not accept my American debit card (which I historically have not had issues using abroad, in places as diverse as Bangkok and Stockholm). Thankfully, there is an ATM nearby and the server was patient and apologetic about me needing to step out to get cash. Overall, a very average dinner, but good if you're craving a milkshake and some fries. My burger and dessert came out to be about £13.

Cute cafe with great milkshakes and fries. Average customer service but no major issues. The…read morerestaurant is old school good food

It's a huge buffet with so many options. I loved the rice dishes and the salads. They have dishes…read morefrom all over the world so you have loads of options. Save space for dessert though.

I came here for dinner twice while working in the area; both times were Monday evenings around 6:30…read morepm. We didn't have to wait in a queue or anything to pay, but the restaurant was fairly busy both times we went. The staff were friendly and polite. The first time I came here, I tried to pay with my American bank card (which has usually worked fine abroad), but they weren't able to accept it and I had to go to a nearby ATM. The staff were patient and apologetic about it, however. The restaurant is a lot bigger than it looks on the outside. The placemat has a map, which is pretty amusing but not super necessary to study. It's easy to just go around the stations. The farthest stations from the main seating area are the Italian, Mediterranean, and Brazilian stations; both times we went, the seating around that area was empty--probably they just try to seat everyone in the same area to make it easier to clean up. There were pizzas, paella, salads, and pastas in the Italian and Mediterranean area, and also a server who walked around with Brazilian meat on a stake. In addition, there was a variety of Asian stations, including sushi, Chinese food, dim sum, a Thai curries/soups/stir-fry, and Indian food. The starters section was mostly fried food like fries, mini samosas, and spring rolls. There was a huge selection of desserts, including mini mousses, ice cream, and an Eton mess, among others. There's a chocolate fountain, but I didn't find there was that much to dip in the chocolate. There was an okay selection of fruit, but nothing overly fresh or impressive. The drinks area included complimentary soda, water, fruit juice, and coffee. There's definitely a wide selection, and for less than £20 a head, it's a pretty good deal if you're hungry. None of the food is of particularly impressive quality, but it's all pretty tasty and it's a good choice if you're with a group of people with different tastes. Some of the dishes/plates didn't look completely clean, but that was fairly rare. The servers were usually quick about clearing the old plates off the table.