I just wanted to add my vote to this great Thai restaurant. The food is very good, and the prices…read moreare very reasonable for London. It does have a cozy and friendly atmosphere. I just wanted to clarify a few points that were raised above but not fully discussed: 1) This restaurant does NOT serve any alcohol at all. Consequently, they do allow you to bring your own wine (which is great for saving money). So be sure to stop into one of the local shops on your way there and buy a bottle of wine. 2) Space is VERY limited. The restaurant is basically the dining room of an old house that's been converted into a restaurant. So it can get very crowded. Be sure to call first and make a reservation. I've seen people waiting outside this place for 30-40 minutes to get a table otherwise, and the first thing the waiter asks to in-coming customers is "Do you have a reservation?" And it can get crowded on week-days as well as weekends.

It can be hard to get a table but it's worth the wait. The restaurant is justoff Lordship Lane so…read morethere are plenty of pubs and bars to hang out in before hand if you're queuing for a table. Take out is also a great option as the restaurant works pretty quickly, you just have to make sure you have cash as the restaurant is not registered on just eat or hungry house. The dishes are great value for money. My all time favourites are the massaman and yellow curry with coconut rice. Pad thai and pad see eew are amongst the best I've had in London. A diverse menu that would please a big group. They also have a selection of delectable starters and tasty salads that will make sure you don't leave hungry. They also allow bring your own so it's a great cheap and cheerful night out catching up wih friends.

I came here for ice cream after dinner with some friends and had a great experience!…read more Everything seemed clean, the line wasn't long, the staff were friendly, the prices were fair, they were open late, and the ice cream was delicious! I got a waffle cone with one scoop of chocolate and one scoop of hazelnut and I thought it was mouth-watering delicious! I would definitely recommend Foubert's for ice cream!

I walk past Foubert's every morning on my way to the tube and I've noticed that the paddles used to…read morescoop out the ice cream are always left in the ice cream overnight. I doubt they're ever cleaned. To be fair, their ice cream is very good. But if you're bothered about hygiene standards, probably best to avoid this place...

Yes,Yes, Yes. Who would have thought south London would have such a huge Jamacian influence. Not me…read moreand I am so happy Yelp was there to help with the find. This was our first meal in the UK during our 16 day trip and was definitely not the last. Drive was a bit crazy and just driving in London versus the states was super different. I would suggest Uber or public transport if you have to travel down. TRUST ME! We got to the location and were so happy they were open and still had all the dishes we wanted available. I ordered a small oxtail with rice and beans and a beef Patty. My bae order a large jerk chicken with rice and beans with a jerk chicken patty. Walking to the car we could not wait. We took a bite of the beef Patty and it was so good and flaky. I wish I could eat here based off that on an everyday basis. I think Jamacian food is so good and should be located more than it it. Once we reached out flat we could not wait to dig in. The oxtail was so tender and flavorful paired with the rice and beans I was a happy girl in Jamican food heaven. To top things off I also got a homemade juice of ginger and cucumber. I had to stop myself from drinking it all in one sil because it was just that good. Very thrist quenching and smooth tasting. These ladies seriously know what they are doing. I had a sample of the jerk chicken patty and dish. Nothing but great food. Please try when you come so worth it.

In my opinion the best West Indian food in south west London, situated in the heart of Brixton…read more Serving breakfast, luch or dinner. You can choose from a huge selection of traditional meals like Curry goat, Jerk chicken, Rice and peas, dumplings and patties you also have a nice variety of west Indian influenced meals with a twist for example peel peel prawns, stir fried noodles & chilly garlic wings. downside it does not cater for sitting in, but take away is well worth it. Friendly staff, tasty food good prices.

Cute and friendly cafe attached to the museum. Good value cream tea and the cakes are fantastic…read more Would recommend the orange and almond gluten free cake and the scones. Also, a brilliant and creamy chai latte!

Cosy, cute cafe attached to a museum. The staff were lovely and friendly! They had a super…read moreselection of cakes which you can take a look at and choose from. I had a gluten free orange and almond cake which was really tasty! I was torn between that and the cheese scone, which my boyfriend had in the end. The scone was a bit floury and not cheesy enough for me - but I am a cheese fiend! Overall it was super lovely for tea and cake =]

Straight up London style Chinese, featuring all the old classics like sweet and sour, chow mein,…read morepork dumplings, kung pao, and chinese greens. Uncle Winkle himself will likely be cooking it up for you behind the counter with a smile. Great for a cheap takeaway if you're around Goldsmiths. Got me through a couple of nights studying or laughing with friends. I especially recommend the oily goodness of Yeung Chow fried rice. £4.50 for a large is pretty good, especially on a student budget, and many mains are under £5. In fact, I think the most expensive thing on the menu was under £10 and that was roast duck! P.S. Even if you ask for something extra spicy, it will only be mild. P.P.S. You can get an order of cold lychee for dessert. Nom.

This is a great little take away, pricier than most in the area, but their duck in orange sauce is…read morenot to be argued with, seriously! It is annoying that you have to pay about £3 for rice, but you can always make your own at home OR just share a portion with a friend, as they are pretty big. Also, they give you loads of prawn crackers and a little pot of chili sauce to dip if you are taking away, Which you probably will have to as there are three tiny little tables in there (as the photo indicates) and they are generally always full. I am always really boring if I get Chinese and get chow mein or sweet and sour. But this place made me experiment with prawn toasts and the duck. Really yummy, especially if you are student in the area because it is a quick hunger fix you can really rely on, and if you become a regular the owner will love you!

Awesome friendly place. Delicious breakfast served here, all with a smile. Made to feel very…read morewelcome here.

This place is perfect. The food is delicious, and the staff is absolutely lovely and make great…read moreconversation. Really good breads and toppings! Highly recommend.

Food is more or less eatable. Price is low, the location is a bit old-school. Service? Well - they…read moreask you for food...

After a little hesitancy, a group of friends I decided to pay a visit to Castle Tandoori for some…read morepre-bowling grub. Well, I am very glad that we did. Upon entering, we were greeted by a waiter and shown to our seats. Then, for no apparent reason, we were told to wait for a while before we ordered. Not sure why, but after 5 or so minutes, a waiter came to see us, took our drinks orders and we confirmed with him that we would be eating the buffet. Now then. Despite the £5.95 price being advertised so prominently, this amount only applies to non--meat buffet meals. The meat buffet will set you back just under a tenner. Fair warning. So, on to the quality of the food. A lot of the starter and side dishes were heavy on the grease but tasty enough. The vegetable dishes were particularly good. The Sag Daal was my favourite. The meat dishes were pretty good, however the consistency of the meat was typically very chewy. The worst offender was the Beef. It always confuses the hell out of me when Indian restaurants choose to serve beef. It can't feel great to cook your sacred animal, now can it? All in all, fairly good value for money, but they lose star rating on the crafty pricing and the poor quality meat that you get when you do pay the extra.

Nothing special, nothing terrible. A busy and bustling diner with a vast variety of selections on…read morethe menu. Everything is cheap, so if you're trying to save a few coins this is a great option. The sausage is mushy and tasteless, please avoid. The bacon however is fantastic. The coffee is actually a shining beacon in this somewhat mundane diner. Ample seating and all day breakfast along with fast service makes this a decent contender among cafes in the area. The mood and setting is almost American-Diner-esk.

Walworth Road is in a humble working-class area. Yesterday, I paid £6.50 for egg on toast and a…read moresoapy cup of coffee, followed by the server's glee when I questioned the price. I told him I wouldn't be back, which resulted in a joyful laugh. (Egg on toast does not appear on their menu.)