I found Deeney's at the Regent's Plaza food market that occurs on the first Thursday of each month…read more They're full on Scottish and they make a selection of toasties with a Scottish flair. The first time I had the sandwich with everything. I can't remember the name, but it was The "something" Macbeth. It has haggis, bacon, cheese, rocket, mustard and onions. On some amazing bread. And it was delicious. I had another one today. With my good friend Isabel. This time I just got The Macbeth, which is the sandwich above without bacon. Mostly because while I love bacon, it seemed like it wasn't needed with the Haggis. At least for me. And it was also really tasty. Because Haggis is amazing. Thank you Scotland. And they were totally down on Isabel spending her Scottish pounds. Because Scotland! So that was also fun and exciting. Which led to a conversation with the guy on the grill about Northern Irish money and pound notes. So fun was had all around. If you want a delicious, cheesy gooey haggis sandwich, hunt down Sweeney's! You can definitely find them at the Regent's Plaza market, and their website has other locations you can find them! Go find them now!

EXCELLENT Lady Macbeth. Incredibly savoury mix of veg haggis, cheese, caramelised onions and maybe…read morehorseradish. Devoured it so no picture! And at £6.50 for takeaway not badly priced at all!

My husband and I love the Scottish Store, it was one of the first pubs we visited while traveling…read morein the UK and we're just such huge fans. We've been more than a handful of times now and I can say without a doubt that they have the best selection of beers and the most tasty Porn Star Martinis. Our bartender was so amazing my drink was perfectly frothy and flavorful, I wish I was drinking one now. They do have a pizza menu, but if you're an American expecting some really good craft style pizza, this is not the place for you. The pizza felt more like those dollar pizzas you get a target and bake in your oven. Not good at all, they have to bake the pizza from the pie shop across the street, weird but it just came out crappy. I would still come and drink here, but I would definitely have to get Nandos around the corner to satiate my hunger.

Formerly a type of strip pub the Flying Scotsman the place is now called the Scottish Stores…read more It's a nice place not too big very square shape in format but perfectly formed with wooden decor. Beer range is surprisingly good which is what I judge things on as well as price and atmosphere. The former being quite pricey TBH. The vibe is good too. Will defo stop back but for one or two at most I think.

We made a reservation for Sunday roast at P&B. To be honest, it was like Thanksgiving on a plate…read more We ordered the 45 day aged steak. It was tender and delicious. The potato's looked better than they tasted (overrated). What tasted the best in my opinion was the sautéed leeks and parsnips and carrots. The bread was like a fried donut, eh. The Scottish eggs are decent. The ambiance was cool n trendy. Music was on point. We enjoyed our night here.

Vibe: 8/10 Service: 8/10…read moreValue: 6/10 Pork snacklins: 6/10 Sirloin roast: 8.5/10 Roast cod: 7.5/10 Chocolate mousse: 7/10 Overall: 7.29/10 (3.64/5) [To clarify our review system: 10 = we'll never have anything else as good as this in our lives (we use 10 very sparingly!) 9 = extraordinary 8 = great 7 = above average 6 = average Anything below 6 is being critical]

This was a surprisingly good little cafe hidden away out of sight. You have to look for it but it…read moreis definitely worth looking for. The pies and pastries were excellent.

Five stars but not the food but for the ledgers that it was…read more This place unfortunate closed down due to the Covid epidemic. All the locals hanging out at the neighborhood bar lamented that it was gone too. I'm giving the place five stars out of respect for a long standing family owned restaurant.

A great pub for a summer drink! The staff are very friendly, striking up a conversation the moment…read moreyou walk through the door. The drinks are reasonably priced and they do a mean roast of Sunday's. Out back they have a fantastic beer garden with plenty of seating. You can even reserve an area for parties/get togethers. A classic - I recommend!

This place was cool but since we took a 35 minute taxi ride to come here after my friend read…read more'amazing reviews' about the Bangers and Mash I would say its absolutely not worth the ride. It might be cool if it were a 10 minute walk but definitely not worth the ride. All considering I had a Ginger cider (decent) and Fish and Chips (decent). We also shared the Sticky Toffee Pudding (dry and not all decent). The service was meh/ok. Sorry I wasted the taxi ride and pounds. Nothing to write home about. Would not come back.

Wow- so delicious. Just writing this review is making me want to fly back to London for another…read moremeal at Piebury Corner. The menu has a good variety of pies and sides, but it isn't overwhelming. All of the pies are displayed in a heated case at the register. Once you choose the type of pie you'd like, they heat it up for you in the oven. The restaurant also has a small selection of beer. I went with a group of six for lunch and a beer before the Arsenal match. We couldn't leave London without trying their famous meat pies! I decided to order a side of mashed potatoes with gravy and the Tony Adams- Steak & Ale pie. I finished my whole plate in record time. Everything was delicious! The restaurant is kind of small and can get crowded. You order at the register. The line was a bit long, but it moved very quickly and was definitely worth the wait. There is minimal seating inside and a few tables outside. We decided to sit at the tall tables outdoors and watch the streets of London. It was an amazing experience! Definitely a must-visit in London!

This little hole-in-the-wall place has one of the best pies I had in London. We ordered the chicken…read moreand porter, steak and ale and minced beef and onion pies. We also got a side of scotch eggs. Everything was terrific. They have a nice-looking selection of beers as well although we didn't try any. The person behind the counter is super nice as well. Would definitely come back!

I came and had a pint of cask ale and half a pork pie for my last meal in London. The highlight was…read moreactually the mustard Haha. It was incredible and went well with the pie. My ale was good also. Great ambiance- just what I was looking for in an English pub. It was quite quiet when I was in midday, but people seemed to be coming in and out to have a pint. There is a fair amount of seating and the aesthetic is very nice.

Super laid back bar with a chill vibe, popular among the locals I guess. Got couple of beers here…read morewhile listening to a band doing a practice jam session at the piano there. Great experience overall.

Really amazing experience from start to finish. The food was exceptional and presented well. I have…read moreto say nothing was "mind blowing" but everything was unique and yummy. The service was exceptional. We came for lunch and it was a very long ordeal so please keep in mind it may be a couple of hours. We also had some tea which was excellent. Overall I would highly recommend it, though be prepared to spend some money and take your time enjoying your experience.

I can't remember all the dishes but here are a few highlights:…read more -The Clove Club was incredible overall -Dinner took almost 4 hours (!) -The service was impeccable -The Scottish blue lobster was my FAVORITE. It was tender, juicy and buttery smooth. -The apricot sorbet popped my mind. A true 5/5 experience.

The coffee was terrible, but the food was brilliant. I had hot smoked salmon with eggs hollandaise…read more(the 'Forman' on the menu) and it was perfect. Would definitely visit again, but I will avoid the coffee! Having visited a few more times I thought it only fair to bump up my review. On the occasion that me and my partner treat ourselves to breakfast/brunch here it has always been a pleasure. The food is always delicious, beautifully presented and the staff are welcoming, friendly and good for a giggle. The last time we visited we had missed the brunch menu (oops. Lazy Sunday!) But we had a fish platter to share, which was divine. I had one of their 'Fish Island ice tea' cocktails and it was delicious! Good stuff. Love this place for a weekend late (or very late) breakfast. Needless to say I have avoided the coffee since the first visit ;)

I live in Stratford so I'm so happy when I find good food in the area that isn't in the Westfield…read moreand I don't have to go central for. The first time we came here we brought family from out of town and I got reservations the Friday before which made me a bit skeptical but i was so impressed. It's a bit difficult to find but once you do you're greeted outside and asked if you have a reservation. Inside there's pop art on the wall and a modern feel in the lounge. The view of the Olympic stadium is actually kind of shocking how close it feels. We were seated in the intimate dining area and there were only a few other tables full and some people came in trying to get a table and they were turned away as the tables were booked for later on. I liked that small feel of the restaurant which is something hard to find in London. They serve all English wines except for the champagne which I think is pretty cool. I had the smoked salmon and crab salad to start and the salmon was so delicious as they smoke them in house. For my main I had the filet with truffle dauphiniose potatoes and creamy celeriac mash. The filet was tender, the potatoes were rich and creamy and the mash tied it all together. For pudding, we shared the cheese board and they serve it with seeded crackers and chutneys. There isn't a choice for the cheese which is always hard because my husband isn't a fan of blue or goats cheese or basically soft cheeses in general but I was a happy bunny. On your way out you need to check out the view of all the salmon in the smoking process! The next time we came here on a double date as we had such a great experience the first time. This time I had the pate parfait with the hazelnut salad and it was creamy and the flavours paired perfectly. For the main, I had the turbot with clams and scallops and chorizo foam and everyone at the table was jealous of my food. It was absolutely delicious. We each had a dessert but all I can remember is the golden syrup sponge which is actually baked in the syrup tin, yum. The food is amazing, the atmosphere is great and I can't wait to come here for brunch in the summer on the balcony over looking the canal and stadium.

Setting is ok, and food prices are moderate, food was nice though. Seems best for locals onlyread more