Interesting place lol. Honestly I would have been a solid 5/5 stars had it not been for a single…read morebizarre interaction my friend and I had. Big outdoor drinking spot with a chill(ish) upstairs and a livelier downstairs with music and food. Upon arriving the bouncers were nice, I found my friends, ordered a drink, no problem. Drink was just okay, but I was enthralled with the service when a worker accidentally knocked over the last 5% of my friend's aperol spritz and without us even complaining, brought over two pitchers for free! Talk about good service! A girl did projectile vomit close to us and we saw several other extremely intoxicated patrons, but I don't blame the venue. However, my friend and I went downstairs to use the toilet and it was in a horrific state of disarray. In shock, we both agreed we would rather use a local coffee shop's toilet and come back. We were told we could not re-enter despite being basically sober and our friends being inside. I was told that "they didn't know what we were doing" outside of the venue...even though I was being honest, what does it matter? Sad because this would have been an easy five star otherwise.

A fun spot with music, food, and a bar. Easy for large groups! They have a live DJ and all the food…read moreis printed on menus so you can look before you go to a window.

SCW and I stopped in to Market Halls Victoria while in London for a visit. I was pretty hungry,…read moreborderline hangry and we found several options available here. There are entrances from both streets. There are quite a few different food and beverage options available on two floors. Also available is communal seating which some have power ports if your device needs some. I found Market Halls to be clean and comfortable. We ended up eating at DF tacos and also enjoyed a pint from a place on the same level (blanking on the name). The service was great as there were employees going through the communal area picking up service items and cleaning tables. I quite enjoyed the experience here and would return again.

You order by QR code. The view from the rooftop is of the Victoria station and buses…read more We ordered two glasses of white wine, but they were different wines. When the server delivered them, he did not know which one was which, so he left and went back. He returned soon with two glasses of wine, which he could identify. But the worst thing was the wine glasses were filthy. They did not look like they had been washed. There was something sticky on the side of mine.

Most of the food markets are day time based but not this one. This doesn't open until 6 so it's…read moregreat for after work. We made it here after 7 so we had to pay a 2 pound cover. Once inside, you'll notice the music and vibe is much younger and club like. It's crowded and loud but not unbearable. I'll be honest, the place is fun but two of the food stalls were mediocre at best. Don't get the halloumi fries and don't get the loaded nachos. Do get the buffalo wings. I also really enjoyed the gin bar. There's an upstairs area with more seating and bars but you can choose to hang out downstairs and eat on top of an oil drum. For an outdoor space, the staff really keeps it clean. They're constantly picking up garbage and mopping up spills. You can even order via your mobile device and a waitress will bring your drinks to the designated area. This is a great after hour watering hole and I can definitely see a good time with a bunch of friends.

This is a great spot offering a wide range of food options in Shoreditch. I was here on a Wednesday…read moreand it was packed with people...between burgers, dumplings and pizza (among others!), you're sure to find something that calls to you. I went for "White Men Can't Jerk", which offered really good jerk chicken. I hadn't had it in a while so it was nice to taste those incredible flavors again. They provided a decent portion and I definitely left satisfied. It was nice to walk around the different areas of Dinerama and I was able to find a spot that wasn't as busy as everywhere else. Entry is free on Wednesday nights so take advantage of it.

The location was originally Supreme Electrical Discount Superstore back in 1980. Over the years…read moreit's gone through several iterations and most recently Staines Food Court. The majority of establishments are from the Far East offering Chinese, Korean and Japanese foods. Place looks messy and could do with a complete makeover.

If you haven't already had a taster of the food court you're missing out! The food court offers a…read morerange of Asian cuisine as well as a bar and bubble tea stall! It's great to hear we have something like this in Staines especially as usually if you want any bubble tea or any traditional authentic dishes it's hard to find any unless you go into Central London. I've tried dishes from nearly all the stalls in the food court so I can definitely rate the food court to be superb. The staff are incredibly friendly and if you're struggling for choices they're always willing to offer a hand! Some of my favourites include Tea + Me, a delicious bubble tea stall available at the food court as well! As a Chinese-Vietnamese person I'm proud of the quality of the beef pho available at the PhoViet stall, as it reminds me of a homely feel. Also, you should definitely check out the sushi rolls at the EatJapan stall, my favourite is the prawn roll!

Wife had a couple food-hall places she wanted to scope out during our trip and Arcade was one of…read morethem. This was our first food hall experience out here in London, so I really didn't know what to expect. Arcade's dining system is definitely something we weren't really accustomed to, but honestly it worked out pretty well despite its first impression as being chaotic. Being able to see every vendor's menu from your phone was very convenient instead of having to walk around, but walking around wouldn't be a practical option anyway as the whole place is pretty small and densely packed. Anyway, we ordered shawarma fries and Nepali chili dumplings. The fries were honestly really good, though the portions were pretty small. The dumplings were hefty and also good too, but not great in terms of value. Not sure how "authentic" Tipan Tapan is when it comes to Nepali food, but hey, at least I can say I've had Nepali food before at least once. Speaking of good/bad, the selection here is pretty underwhelming. My wife and I weren't exactly impressed by all the offerings the vendors had to offer which is ironic considering how many vendors there are. Service is really fast though. We got our items and beer very quickly despite how busy they were. Love the lively atmosphere and environment/vibes, but personally wouldn't recommend it if you've visiting (like me).

I liked it so much that I ate here twice in two days. The first time was dinner and the second was…read morelunch. What immediately struck me when I entered was the variety of different cuisines available under one roof - Indian, Middle Eastern, American, Nepali, Japanese, Mexican, Cantonese, Indonesian, and Plant-based. It's easy to order using an app that pops up after you scan a QR code. The food is brought to your table. The energy in the restaurant is high. They have good music piped in., I got the impression that it was a popular place for friends to hang out given the number of groups that I saw seated. The food was good. For dinner, I had a Mojito, Spicy Tuna Roll and Lime and Ginger Cashews. The Mojito was refreshing but did not have a lot of rum. The Tuna Roll tasted good. When I came the second time for lunch, I had Spicy Tuna Sando which my colleague had the previous night. It was chopped up Spicy Tuna on top of Avocado and Watercress layered on sushi rice. Everything was in a fried seaweed folded in half to hold the contents. It looked like a Japanese version of a taco!

Went to the Krapow Thai stall. Very average, tasteless apart from the overpowering soy sauce. Asked…read morefor some chilli and was given some dried flakes that were equally as tasteless as the meal. So many more better options in London. £21 wasn't really a food court price especially when you can enjoy better quality for less in a Thai cafe.

Just as I was trying to decide where to eat dinner, I looked up and saw this spot. A food…read morehall...the answer to my indecisive prayers. There's a handful of stalls inside ranging from Indian Wraps to Mexican Tacos to American barbecue to Chinese dim sum. Each has a small one page menu so you can grab a few items from one place and find a table to share. I really enjoyed the chicken curry banana leaf platter (not pictured) from Gopal's Corner as it was a great amount of food and lots of punchy flavors. We also tried the paneer wrap from Le Bab, which I wish had a spicier sauce to make it stand out. Overall the space is quite large and there are plenty of seating options. However, there's no quieter area that you can sit and have a conversation. We say on the opposite side of the hall as the live DJ, and the music was blasting on the speakers throughout so you had to yell over the music to chat with your friends. I also found it hard to find a clean table, which may be easier on some nights than others. We were in on a Saturday night and even the clean tables were a little sticky.

Box Park is a rather large food court and entertainment venue right next to Wembley Stadium. There…read moreare plenty of different food options so there is something for everyone. There is also plenty of seating. Upstairs they had a few entertainment options like an arcade and virtual golf. It seems they even do events sometimes with a DJ and other performances. If in the area again, I would definitely visit for the many different food options.

A great idea and good execution. I am a fan of food halls…read moreand the whole shipping container venue thing. There was a great variety of food options here, where we ate dinner before Starlight Express up the street. I got a doner kabab and fries and it was pretty a-ok. The bar in the center sold good boozy drinks. You could order digitally from your phone and have them delivered to the table, but I was having trouble getting that to work for me. There were two bartenders but they got quickly overwhelmed and it wasn't all that busy. The space was neat and clean. Bathrooms were surprisingly clean. It is a convenient place to eat or drink before a show or other activity in the Wembley area.

At the Fountain Food court, there is a fabulous Banh mi stall. I cannot take the credit for finding…read moreit as it goes to another Yelper, Yvonne N. Thank you for that great tip. They have a large selection of Banh mi at reasonable prices. I chose a BBQ pork variety. The lady serving me was happy and smilingly asking first how I liked my chili in my Banh mi. The filling to baguette ratio was very generous with great pickled vegetables, hot BBQ pork, coriander and cucumber. I thoroughly enjoyed it as at £3. As pricing goes but it was much better value than Banzi or Broadway market Cap Ve Nh.

Hum Hard to not be mean on that mall. Sincerely it desperately requires to be refurnished. Why?…read moreWell I think you'd better have a look there to work it out then! Once you'll step in you'll remark how much it stinks ... can't barely describe it. Except for the fact that there is a Tesco to provide us in acceptable food, no interests to pop into that place to have good time at all.

The E&C Mall opened up in 1965, an advanced indoor shopping centre in the heart of London. Bowling…read moreAlley, all supplemented by the growth of the surrounding market place. There is a large shopping mall with the usual shops, but also with some Polish, Afro Jamaican and W African shops. Outside under the trees in the shade is a small food court with Thai, Chinese, African and Caribian food. The specials are showed in the windows, making someone hungry. The smell is nice and the sellers are more than friendly. The Thai people selling home made excellent chicken springrolls and amazing good tasting curries. The Caribian people sell many local dishes as spinash Rice, Jolloh Rice, beef stew (hot), goat and oxtail dishes. Just try it, the food is marvelous and inexpensive, as for under 5 pound, one can eat as much as he want. Also there is a vegetable and fruit stall with all the ingredients one need for home cooking as: Durian (the worth/nice smelling fruit worldwide) stinking so badly that it is even forbidden to carry on a plane, jams, pomelo's, sweet potato or casava leaves. Have a look around and enjoy.