I don't usually leave reviews (this will be my first on Yelp site) but felt compelled to write one…read moreafter the experience I had at Amici yesterday. I live locally and my husband and I have stopped by a few times to grab a quick take away sandwich. I stopped by yesterday to eat-in because I had a few minutes to spare and ordered the 'Goats cheese & Sun dried tomato' sandwich. As I stood at the counter I saw the lady fumbling to look for the cheese but didn't think much of it as I made my way to sit at a table. A few minutes later when I received my sandwich I couldn't see any white colored goats cheese in it. I took a bite and confirmed it was NOT goats cheese as it turned out to be yellow cheese. I went to the counter TWICE and politely asked which cheese they used because I know what Goats cheese tastes like and the fact that Goats cheese is always white. The staff member insisted what they gave me was Goats cheese and eventually showed me the cheese they used, which was YELLOW and labelled 'Giglio Cheese'. She claimed this was Goats cheese from Sardinia. Despite my explanation (and I wasn't complaining, I was pointing out that what they gave me was not what I ordered) all 3 of the staff members teamed up and insisted there are different types of Goats cheese and this is the type of Goats cheese made from Sardinia. I google'd Giglio Cheese when I got home and it is SHEEP'S CHEESE. Considering there are people who may have specific allergies, I would not recommend this cafe to anyone as they seem to think they can replace ingredients without your consent and insist they are what they are NOT.

I've visited Amici Delicatessen a number of times to pick up panetone and bacci, my favourite cake…read moreand chocolate! The products they sell are really good quality and the staff are always really friendly. The only problem I have is that they often go a long time without restocking items. I've gone in a few times for coffee onlyto find that there aren't enough tables. It's unfortunate that they don't have a huge amount of space but it's a great compliment to them that they're always so busy! The staff are always really helpful and eager to get you whatever you want.

Fantastic place- full of amazing food and groceries. I always buy more than I went in for!…read more The staff are friendly and welcoming- it's great to support your local shops!

There are lots of Italian Products on offer at Da Vincenzo stacked on shelves around the store…read more Along with the typical Pasta and Pesto sauces, you will find a cold anti-pasti bar and an Italian tea/coffee menu. This is a truely Italian place. You can hear the boss and staff conversing in Italian, never a bad thing. :) If you are in the market for Barilla pasta, Italian cheese, Sausages or an authentic coffee. come to Da Vincenzo.

A sleeper artisan genuine Italian deli with magnificent service and food. Value for lunch is…read moreexceptional especially considering the high brow valueless restaurants on the same block that only are one in the evening for the highgate and highgate clientele

I eat in the last 10years in best sandwiches in here .They have everything . The coffee is not bad…read more, and the homemade muffins are amazing . Usually is have a Que but is worth it .

Oh I love, love, love this place! When you enter the store, it feels turning the clock back about a…read morehundred years or so: the smell of fresh-roasted and ground coffee beans; the dark wooden shelves stocked to the brim with typical English delicacies and the staff with their old-time aprons... This place is not only ideal for finding presents for your friends or colleagues, but it's also great to treat yourself. This is what I would recommend: try out their jams and chutneys; in fact, you just pick the ones with the "Gold Taste Award" label then you shouldn't go wrong...they really deserve that award! And even if you don't need anything...I'm almost sure you wouldn't walk out this store empty-handedly...it's that good!

Muswell Hill is such a gorgeous part of the city, comfortably sitting on the hill overlooking the…read morehustle and bustle of the rest of London. With so many great deli's and cake shops along the Broadway it's a nice place to come to get away for the afternoon. W Martyn is one of the more old fashioned tea and cake shops that has been in business for over a century. I love the fact that I can pop in here, just as past family members have done so over the years, and still be guaranteed to find great food and the same friendly, family run atmosphere the shop has always had. The interior is the same too and the staff will wait behind a condiment stacked counter to serve you, before passing you onto the little window counter to pay. They also use old fashioned weighing scales and a ladder to reach the higher shelves. After all, why change a good thing? The fresh roast coffee wafting through the door is enough to bring you inside and then you're spoilt for choice with traditional English treats. I'm actually in love with their Farmhouse Fruit Cake and I now can't have a cup of tea without it.

There is Lindt chocolate at Deli and Delights. I thought I saw this woman from a documentary about…read moreMI6 here. I was grooving to the Highgate frequency when I stopped in here to get a spinanch/hummus sandwhich and a soy shake, This store isn't that overpriced considering the location across the street from Highgate Wood. Deli and Delights has a nice selection of Blue Dragon soup, Seggiano sauce (makers of the best pesto sauce around) and loads of expensive chocolates. I felt fabulous shopping here.

Well we're not in Kansas (or Manchester or Brixton or Hull) anymore…read more You know you're growing up to be part of a demographic where you've found a shop local to you that sells your favourite vegan raw basil pesto. (I'm not actually vegan; the pesto is just wonderful!) You know that you've found indulgence when you've found a shop that sells tea in pillows rather than bags. You know when you've found love when you've found a shop that sells organic lime and tequila marmalade. The place is just outside Highgate Underground station and one of the first places I shopped when I first moved here. The place is small, not particularly pretentious but very artisan and supplies more simple things such as a small selection of frozen foods and toiletries. I try not to come here as I do tend to raid the antipasti and the weird and wonderful marmalade. So much quality so much temptation and worth a visit.

I personally love this shop. I normally going to their branch at Fulham. They selling proper…read moreRussian and eastern european food. They also cook an amazing traditional Russian food to take away. I normally ordering in advance and collecting it on weekends. If you fancy to try a traditional Russian food but don't know how to cook it or the restaurant seems too expensive then I would recommend you to buy a ready made food in this shop. The full range you can find online and order in advance if you like. Very good quality home made organic food! Very happy!

Would not give me ice for a medical emergency at the Arnos grove taxi stand. I offered to pay or…read morereplace it after getting it to the injured person.

An authentic Italian shop, full of a wide selection of high quality meats, cheeses, and some great…read moreice cream. Lovely shop, with friendly staff, and a shop which is often overlooked in my opinion

Dave often skins/cuts the parts that I require and every member of staff is always so helpful with…read morerecipe advice. I love coming to Kosher Deli!

Great small deli, modern, good selection of kosher meats, salt beef, chicken pastrami…read more(recommended!), and various sandwich meats, schmears, and so on. I found the owners very friendly. I was 20p short in cash, and not above 10GBP yet to be able to use a debit card, so I was going to find something else to buy to make up the 10GBP. They told me it was fine and just sold me my goodies for 20p less :) Very kind of them! I'll definitely be back next time I visit Daniel's bagel place next-door. This part of Golders Green seems to have the best kosher shops in London.

Lovely, very friendly young lady quickly brought us our drinks. Food came promptly even on a busy…read morenight. Huge portions. Solid, down home cooking. We both had salad, meatloaf, peas, potato and a little dessert. We'll be back.

I absolutely love this place! The staff were super-friendly, the food was DELICIOUS and the sun was…read moreshining (they didn't control that, but it was a nice bonus for them and their lovely little courtyard)! And all for a very affordable price :) I sat in the glorious sunshine and basically inhaled a plate of avo, scrambled eggs, feta, softened onions and crispy fired potatoes. With balsamic, because that's how I roll - this plate was worthy of better than mere ketchup! I also indulged in a small but decadent latte, and asked for 'a big water' - so they bought me a nice little jug of tap (which is great, I was nervous they might try the hard sell on bottled - I don't pay for water!). I'd had a chance to eye up the cake counter as I entered, and I could not stop myself from ordering a slice of the lemon meringue pie - it was my favourite dessert as a child and it's been so long since I had some! I was served a HUGE portion, and though it was tasty it just wasn't quite everything I hoped it would be... Probably more my skewed memory than any fault of Ally's Kitchen! The meringue was light as air (but I like mine with more substance), with a lovely browned crisp outer edging. The lemon curd was sweet but still refreshingly tangy, and unfortunately the base was ever so slightly soggy as the lemon filling was quite juicy! I would also say the portion size was a bit unecessary, but who am I to complain about that? I would rather a smaller slice and a smaller price though (£5??) Anyway, overall my experience was delightful - I am hoping to move to the area soon, and will definitely pay another visit or two to this cute, friendly little cafe! My bill totalled £16, including my option to add just over 10% tip. Not bad at all!