Stopped in here on the advice of friends, and what a great suggestion! Service was slow to start,…read morebut the food was worth it. I had a brisket burger, mac n cheese and chocolate shake. Brisket on the burger was pulled & excellent, and not sweet. Mac n cheese was ooey gooey cheesey deliciousness! Great American diner if you get full up on England's other national dishes, kebabs and curries.

The Hot Rod Diner is awesome, great prices, they have a gluten free menu which is fantastic, they…read moremake by far the most excellent, amazing and incredibly milk shakes. The music on the juke box is awesome, they have parking available. They also have food challenges and live bands. Just an outstanding establishment. I recommend The Hod Rod Diner everyday... Every time.

Ramin and his wife are awesome people and the owners of this joint!…read more I had a delicious omelette, cup of coffee, and cold-pressed juice for under 20GPB. Cute, small cafe across the street from SoHo gym, made it convenient prior to my workout.

Deca serves paninis, mostly with meat or with cheese and roasted veg, or wraps including the usual…read morethings like falafel and hummus. They have a couple of tables but are mostly takeaway. I tried both their paninis and their wraps and both were thoroughly mediocre. Nothing wrong with them, just dull. The guy who seems to make the food is friendly and helpful but the lady who I paid both times seemingly comes from the Oxford Circus Benugo school of customer service, and made me feel guilty for even breathing the oxygen that their shop contains. Deca needs to try a bit harder.

brilliant traditional food at a fair price. only gripe is the supermarket was pretty cold so had to…read moreeat with jacket on.

This cafe inside the Hoo Hing oriental supermarket serves a selection of dim sum, and simple rice…read moreand noodle dishes such as roast duck and roast pork over rice or as noodle soup. It's fairly hidden away so even on a Saturday lunch time, when the queue at wing yip could be an hour long, there are plenty of tables here.

This place is not for everyone, I know, but in case you are looking for a good rye bread, salt…read morelicorice, gloudberry jam or any other Finnish treat on mind - this is where you will find it. The small shop is hidden inside the Finnish church in London, a well kept secret among the Finnish people. But the shop, as well the church, welcomes anyone and is open like any other shop. The church offers it's sauna for rent for either private or groups, in hourly based, great place to go warm up during the cold and rainy winters. The picture above is taken from the http://www.finnishchurch.org.uk websites.

The Finnish Church is much more a community centre with a church attached to it than the other way…read morearound. There's a sauna, cafe/cafeteria, shop, library, hostel and children's play area. There is a lot of activity - especially on weekdays - for mothers and kids, and weekend activities for families and adults alike. There are two main 4-day events held every year: the Christmas Fair (November) and the Easter Fair (March/April). These attract thousands of visitors, but few know that outside of these times, there's a lot going on - and it's often very delicious! There's a Finnish meal for £6 (£4 veg or £3 soup) on Saturdays, and often on weekdays (contingent on other activities). Then there's always a basic cafe which serves sweet and savoury pastries and filter coffee and tea. Prices are very reasonable for London standards and the atmosphere is relaxing and homely. The church is a welcoming place for people, regardless of their background, and many come out of curiosity to try Finnish foods or to meet Finnish friends.

Authentic, freshly made croissants, at the best price. Warm, friendly service…read more That previous cake reviewer sounded like a local business rival.

Absolutely awful! Bought the cake for my brothers 13th birthday, decided not to stick to the usual…read morereliable cake shops because he always walks past this shop and says he wants to try the cakes from here. I initially wanted/ordered a particular cake, after paying for it they realised they didn't actually have it in stock and when I said, to just leave it and asked to have my money back as I felt none of the other cakes were appropriate for my brother they, they refused saying that when a transaction has gone through on the till they cannot return the money. So finally I had to settle on a different cake which had to be re-iced in order to make it suitable. The cake looked pretty good, but to be honest it isn't that hard to make chocolate look good. I don't think I've ever been more disappointed would've been better off buying an Iceland's gateau. The cake was stale, I can only imagine how long it had been since it was made. Admittedly the icing wasn't terrible but the cake was so bad that my brother who would usually eat anything, including my awful cooking couldn't stomach more than two spoonfuls. Everyone that was served the cake ended up throwing it away, we still had half the cake left which also had to be thrown away. Waste of money. If you're looking for a cake from an asian store you're better off going to Banoful across the road from this place, or better yet my personal favourite - Patisserie Valerie in Spitafields is a good choice, definitely worth the money.

A solid three stars. It's a normal ordinary cafe serving standard sandwiches, coffees and the like…read more The stand out point is how big it is.. You could easily lose yourself here for a few hours with a book or even for a coffee meetup with friends. The staff are super friendly and for Victoria, the prices are very reasonable!

This is a new cafe on Wilton Road that I happened upon while trying to find a light, late lunch…read more It's got a modern, clean interior that made me want to stay. They have a selection of baguettes and paninis, desserts, and smoothies and all the coffee / espresso options. I had the chicken, pesto, sun dried tomato panini and latte with chocolate cookie shot. The panini was well proportioned and pretty good. The latte was tasty - not too sweet, not too milky. The staff is friendly and the music is modern and at an appropriate volume to hear it, but still allow for conversation.

Iydea was exactly what I was looking for as a lunch option on a recent visit to Brighton. There are…read morea lot of junk food vegan options in Brighton (which I was trying to avoid) so finding a place that does fresh, canteen style plates was a savior. The staff behind the counter helped explain the meal sets and quickly dished out each of my selections. I got a curry with steamed veggies and orzo on the side. So delicious! The space itself is low key--no pretension and a good amount of seating when I was there around noon on a Friday. I'll definitely be back my next visit to Brighton.

Decent place to eat at, probably one of the better priced options. For about £6.50? you get a small…read morelunch box (take away) with one main and two sides. I love the vegetarian scene in Brighton and this place is definitely a way to get tasty and healthy food. The vegan lasagna was really good, a very strong tomato and cheese flavor and soft cooked pasta. The carrot and sweet potato purée wasn't as sweet as I thought. The chickpea Greek salad was fine. I really loved the seed topping, I thought that it would've been better on another savory side but it was a nice crunch.

My friends and I came here during the 40% discount offer. We had to wait in a queue for about 20…read moreminutes and we waited a significantly long time for the food and dessert, but it was a Saturday night and we hadn't made a reservation. I ordered the bolognese with tagliatelle (you can choose your own pasta type), my friends the carbonara and beef shin ragú. We all had the complaint that it was far too al dente; it was very tough to chew, other than that, it was fine. The drinks were nice and the desserts were delicious, we had the brownie and the cheesecake. There were also a couple people having birthdays that night and the staff were very accommodating in providing candles and singing. I probably wouldn't come here again since you can find far better italian food elsewhere, however you can't beat the price. For a main, a drink and a dessert, I only paid £20, hence the three stars.

I am new to the area and just visiting, so this was my first experience coming to Vapiano, and I'm…read morehaving it the second night in a row. If you're used to going up to the register and placing your order, this will be a whole new experience for you. You scan the bar code off the menu, select the table you're sitting at, place and pay your order over the website, and everything will come to you as it's ready. If you're looking for recommendations, I recommend their Diavolo pizza, Pesto Con Spinaci, and Cheesy Garlic bread. Try it with a touch of olive oil, and it may change your life. If you have any food allergens, everything is clearly listed, and all the dough is made with sourdough. For drinks, I only tried their Amaretto Sour beverage. If you're looking to try something new and you prefer something sweet, then you might enjoy the Amaretto Sour that contains amaretto, lemon juice, cherry syrup, sugar, and egg white.

I have been there many a time and for me it's the most amazing little coffee shop in putney…read more the staff Are amazing specially Patricia she is one of the best barista she is such a wonderful person she makes every customer who walks in as if she knows them and actually she does.she is so kind friendly and wonderful. This place has got an amazing wibe the coffees are of a very high quality one of the best. also Arthur and all the other staff are so good. I was there yesterday and Arthur looked after us well we had a lovely sandwich some delicious Italian Pastry sat outside enjoyed the sunshine. thank arthur for the nice cappuccino. the place is a must visit if you love great coffee sandwiches and pastries. it's a little gem of a place with amazing coffee and staff. aftab

Quite nice, reasonably priced cafe , close-ish to Putney Bridge Station. Espressos are good quality…read morerocket fuel, a double being a snip at £1.85. Staff are friendly, high energy ( must be the caffeine) and very helpful. Boasts an impressive selection of vintage Gaggia machines. Loo downstairs.

Met a friend here for dinner last night. Decent food but not worth a trip out of the way. The…read moreservice is also terrible, as a friend warned me before I went. The menu is limited and you don't know what it will be until you arrive. You can only make reservations through text or email, not phone. Cash only ::eye roll:: I got the puy lentil shepherd pie, with side salad, as did my friend. The portion size for £8 was decent but we both agreed it was just fine- nothing spectacular. Like someone else cited in a review, home cooking. I've had MUCH better vegan/veg food elsewhere. It's a very tight space and was much too warm for all the bodies packed in the space. Ventilation was seriously needed.

This ex squat is a co-operativey run veggie and vegan cafe with a different chef taking their turn…read moreeach night. The interior is cosy and shabbily chic, with fairy lights, a piano, mismatched furniture, candles and flowers on each table and a fire in the winter. The small upstairs room is used for various classes and community events, or can be hired for birthdays etc. The noticeboard by the loo is crammed full of flyers for every goodly boho activity group/class you can think of. There's a choice from at least two different items for each course, and at about a tenner for 3 courses I have absolutely no complaints about the food. It is plentiful, simple, wholesome and yummy. Last time I went I had a very savoury mushroom and chestnut stroganoff with rice and several salads, and my friend had a comforting cheese and spinach souffle. The time before I think I had lentil shepherd's pie. It's BYO with no corkage charge, and there is a shop in Vauxhall station and a supermarket across the road from the station should you arrive empty handed. This is a lovely chilled place to enjoy a meal out, and anyone you take here will think that you are cool. If they don't, you probably shouldn't be friends/go out with them any more because they have no soul.