Love an all vegan cookie shop! We need more of these in the USA. One of us got vanilla soft serve…read morewith chocolate shavings and it was delicious. We were full from our previous meal but I'd love to return for soft serve, cookie dough, and a cookie.

I think this place changed its name to After School Cookie Club. Whatever it's called, it is…read moreabsolutely outstanding. I'm from the U.S. and am gluten, dairy and egg free (not by choice) and traveling and trying to find good things to eat, especially desserts is hard! I arrived in London today and found this place on Yelp. I had the soft serve (almond and cashew based) with a gluten free vegan chocolate chip cookie. I didn't miss the gluten, butter, eggs, cream...I mean it was seriously delicious. I wish we had this back home. The girl working was also amazing, handling a line of customers, food delivery and baking cookies. If your in the area, give it a try. We also tried the strawberry cookie and it was no where near as good as the choc chip.

Goddards at Greenwich is a traditional pie & mash restaurant that opened in London, England in…read more1890. It was founded by Alfred Goddard. 'Pie and mash' is a traditional English meal that became popular in the 1800s. The pies are actually savory and filled with minced meat such as beef, chicken or lamb. The pies originated in the 1700s as eel pies. The Thames River was once heavily populated with eels. They would be spiced, stewed in stock, and placed in the pies as a filling. These pies were often sold as a street food. By the 1800s, the price of eels has gone up so the pie filling was replaced with minced meat. Several pie shops began to appear and served pies with 'mash' (mashed potatoes). Alfred Goddard successfully ran his pie shop in Deptford for several years before passing it on to his sons Robert and George in 1936. A second shop was opened in Greenwich in 1952 and each brother managed one of the two locations. The Goddard Family still runs the business today, although only the Greenwich location remains. In addition to the restaurant, they also opened a factory which produces and distributes savory pies around England. I visited Goddards in April 2019. My wife visited there when she studied abroad and wanted me to experience traditional English pies and mash for myself. We stopped there for lunch after visiting the Royal Museums of Greenwich. After looking over the menu, I decided to order the Traditional Minced Beef Pie with Mash and my wife had the Chicken and Mushroom Pie. She told me to get gravy on everything, but we noticed that the menu listed gravy and 'liquor' as dressings. We wondered what exactly this 'liquor' was; was it alcoholic? Two locals overheard us and explained that the 'liquor' wasn't actually alcohol but rather a parsley cream sauce. They also explained that this is the more traditional dressing, not gravy. We decided to take their word for it and order liquor. Although eels are no longer stuffed into the pies, they are still a popular side dish so I ordered some eels as well. Everything was delicious and we ordered some local hard ciders to wash it down. It was so cool to have a traditional English dining experience and we will definitely go back the next time we visit London!

Interesting place... I think it is very local, but they seem to tolerate tourists!…read moreThe menu is small, focused on meat pies and desserts. They do have some bottles of beer, but this is not a bar. The food was good, but honestly nothing special.

Amazing. Loved it. Super friendly. Delicious and creative flavors. What more can I say?!…read more I was so excited to stumble across Blu Top! I was on the hunt for dessert in Camden market and instantly said yes when I spotted Blu Top. I had missed out on their ice cream at the recent Yelp Slides and Scoops event (where they won an award!), and so naturally I was really keen to try their ice cream. I love that they have really creative flavors and you can mix and match. I went for the cinnamon snickerdoodle & brown butter chocolate chip cookies with chocolate ice cream. They also sprinkled some chocolate chips on for me as well. It was a good size ice cream sandwich and tasted delicious. It was the perfect weather to eat in the sunny weather, but it was rather messy to eat once it rapidly started to melt as it was so hot outside! So I'd recommend lots of napkins! It was truly delicious and gave me my ice cream sandwich fix! The cookies are slightly thinner than other vendors I've tried which did actually make it slightly more difficult to eat as a 'sandwich' as the ice cream escaped out the sides, so I ate a lot of the ice cream with my spoon before being able to pick it up. The flavors were great and I appreciated having two different flavor cookies. The women serving was really friendly and genuinely pleased with our custom especially when we mentioned we'd seen them at the recent Yelp event. She told us they had now secured a permanent spot in Camden market, which is great as you always know where to find them if you want some ice cream as opposed to tracking down their food truck. I will definitely be visiting again and looking out for them at their other locations.

There was nothing in specified place and time. We went here to find there is just grass and trees.read more

£1.69 for a bottle of coke?…read more No, really! Captive audience we may be (unless we could be bothered to leave the park), but to give us no choice of product alongside no choice for price is just not on! It was a hot sunny day in Greenwich Park, and unless I climbed back up the very steep hill to the Observatory cafe (run by the same company), I had no choice but to visit the Cow and Coffee Bean. Presented with a fridge of your usual soft drinks, a small selection of organic milk shakes, and a few pastries, I wasn't best pleased. I think they try and pride themselves on the organic selection, but if you just want a drink or normal snack, you're not in luck. But then £1.69 for a small bottle of coke. I have no choice but to award my first 1 star. That's ridiculous!

The last reviewer review is too funny! I mean come on everyone knows that Greenwich park food &…read moredrink price are high! Remember it's a Royal park not your normal park were when they feel like too cut the grass put some flower in and maintain the playground. etc etc..! The reason I put 4 stars is because when it's hot! Wow everyone is here! Walk to the top and the view is beautiful.

Most authentic gelato you'll find in London! 10/10 recommended. I will always come back here for…read moreany London trips. Makes you feel like you're eating gelato in Italy

Here in London and this is one of the worst gelatos I have had. We walked over 30 min in the rain…read moreto get here and was disappointed. I had a small cup of two flavors: hazelnut and stracciatella. The hazelnut didn't have much flavor and the stracciatella tasted like fish, tuna to be more precise. I thought maybe I was loosing my mind or having a stroke, but my sister disliked here gelato very much as well. Whats going on around here in London?

I think Oddone makes the best ice cream in london. Creamy, handmade and avoid unnecessary…read moreinnovations, their icecream is simply divine. My favourites are pistachio and milk chocolate with hazelnuts. Sometimes there's a queue during the weekend but it's worth the wait.

Favorite gelato in London - if I have my way, I'm here once a week. Amazing pistachio, salted…read morecaramel and coffee flavours - lovely rotating choices as well! Friendly, efficient staff and right across from East Dulwich Picturehouse!

Buenos Aires is an Argentinian cafe and steakhouse just a few minutes walk from Cutty Sark DLR…read morestation in Greenwich. The service is quite nice, but sems a bit pricy. They sell Argentinian products such as Havanna branded dulce de leche and Yerba mate. We went in for dinner on a Sunday evening after a day out in Greenwich and got a seat at the front of the restaurant which was nice, but later we discovered the restaurant actually has a nice seating inside with a light coming in through the glassed roof which is more intimate. We went for an Argentinean chorizo for starters to share which was quite satisfying. For the mains I had a serloin steak medium done that I was pleased with and finished the dinner with a scoop of vanilla ice cream covered in dulce de leche.

The menu at the Buenos Aires cafe is varied enough to mean each visit is a brand new experience,…read moreencouraging you to pick something new and delicious each time. I have visited this restaurant on countless occasions, and the meat, wine and service has never failed to impress.

Hats off to the Soft Serve Society in London for great customer service. It was 10 min past closing…read moretime and as I was randomly walking by the Soft Serve looking for dessert, the applesolutely caught my attention. It is described as soft serve ice cream, oat crumble, and apple cinnamon stew. I love apple pie and ice cream and I saw potential for a nice treat. The girl behind the counter said she was willing to take my order if it is something simple. She was ok with making an applesolutely for me. Ohh it was so delicious as I walked off in bliss. It was just short of an actual apple pie slice stuffed in a cup of ice cream. The sweetness and the spices there had the apple stew flavor just right. It's hard to find good apple pie or apple desserts with good flavors that's reminiscent of grandma's apple pie. The ratio of apple filling to ice cream was even perfect. My sister sampled it and was at the counter 5 minutes later and the same girl was nice enough to make her one! It's a shame that sometimes you find the best foods far away from home.

A few of us stopped by after dinner for dessert, at the recommendation of a colleague and this…read moreplace didn't disappoint. Cute and cozy little shop with delicious sweets and combinations to satisfy just about any craving. Definitely worth the stop if you're visiting London - I do recommend.