I was so impressed with this place! The decor is beautiful, light and airy - service was…read moreimpeccable. Our waiter Ben was so friendly and knowledgeable on the dishes, plus he gave some great recommendations. To start we had smoothies, I loved that they were naturally sweetened (no refined sugar) The food was amazing - I'm not vegan but love all food and what most impressed me about Wild Food Cafe was how fresh and flavoursome all the dishes were, every dish we had was just delicious and really interesting. The artichoke starter had some great textures and flavours, the polenta cakes with tomato and asparagus was such a simple dish but tasted amazing - the Courgette Parpadelle had such a great depth of flavour - and the desserts - YUM! The Pistachio Caramel was delicious, but the winner was definitely the Rhubarb Cheesecake. I got food envy when I saw the table next to us order the vegan pizza so I think I'll definitely be back here soon!

As a recently converted (and struggling) vegetarian, my friend recommended I try Wild Food Cafe. I…read moreordered cold pressed juice and the 'meat' ball pizza- seriously amazing! I can't believe it's plant based. I don't miss meat at all. I left feeling nourished and full, excellent service too.

Friendly service…read more Met a friend here for a bite and chat Good salad Good chicken wins Recommended Pros: Service, Solid salad Cons: More healthy vegan options, More veggies

This was our first stop in London. It did not disappoint. Quick kiosk to order, quick delivery…read more Ordered: Rotisserie Chicken burger and strips with chips. Buffalo chicken burger It was very tasty. Highly recommend

Good food. Tried the paneer special and it was good. Beer was great too. Excellent location and…read morenice outdoor seating

Food is absolutely AMAZING! It was quite quiet and service was fast. Its a shame about the 12.5%…read moreservice charge, however its completely optional. Its nice to know that OMNOM is a non for profit.

Yesterday I visited Cookies and Scream with a friend. We tried four things over the course of three…read morehours sitting at the cute little table by the window. We had the vegan, gluten free: - pecan pie, warmed and served with a scoop of vanilla ice scream - peanut butter chocolate chip cookie - berry jam cake - oatmeal chocolate chip cookie Our favourite was the pie. It was super delicious and we were happy to get a crust piece. The crust was not your average tan-coloured flaky floury pie crust but more like a cookie/graham cracker crust. Delightful. I really enjoyed the ice scream on top (I'm lactose intolerant, so getting to savour ice s/cream is a very special treat for me.) My friend thought the ice scream was a bit too cloyingly sweet though. We liked the peanut butter chocolate chip cookie but it had a strange texture. Almost like raw cookie dough. This may be due to its gluten free ingredients. We enjoyed the taste. But wished it was a little crispier. The berry jam cake was, for me, super nice. It had a good cakelike density. Not like angel food that feels as if the wind could blow it away. And the jam was fantastically berry-flavoured without being too sweet. It also had a dusting of cinnamon sugar on top, which was nice. I don't think my friend fancied it as much, saying it was noticeably vegan. But as someone who has been lactose intolerant for years, while I could taste the apple-sauce-instead-of-butter substitution in the batter, I actually preferred it to an overly rich, oily dairy taste. We both enjoyed the wholesomeness of the flax seeds in the oatmeal chocolate chip cookie, and its oatey texture. However, both of us, without conferring first, offered the same sentiment: it tasted like it had a touch too much bicarbonate of soda in the mix. Still, we finished every last bite. The little shop also has some seating in the back, and an outdoor garden with seating for when it's warm down a few steps out the back door past the toilets. I'd like to come back and sip a shake in summer. And I was just chuffed to find it's the same shop I'd once adored in Camden Market, rebooted in Holloway. Wanting to give this place five stars because of its awesome vegan punkness, delicious baked goods, and reasonable prices, I nonetheless considered giving only four because of some of the flavour flaws profiled above. I'd give 4.5 if I could. But because vegan is just so much more sustainable and better for the environment, I'm glad this shop is doing its bit. So until London has more vegan dessert shops to choose from, I'm going to give five stars here for concept, exhibition, and execution.

***visited in March 2019…read more Happened to walk in here to get away from the brisk air and grab something hot to drink... and ended up falling in love... with the banofee pie! I was so excited to see they had it because it's typically unusual to see (I only know about it because my brother is obsessed with Ireland and has had it a bunch there). Banofee pie is made of banana cream, frosting, and Carmel... it sounds mediocre but it really is a treat and Cookies and Scream hit the nail on the head with their pie! ... I can only imagine how good their other treats are ... definitely worth a stop after walking the Camden market!

The Mildreds in Camden was my second location experience and just as good as my first in Kings…read moreCross. The location is easy to get to, which means it can suddenly get very busy depending on time/day of the week. When my partner and I went on a Friday night, it went from quiet to bustling in the matter of a half hour. The food is a mix of things--not one cuisine type per se, so you'll definitely find something you like. The dishes are easy to share if that's your thing. For me, Mildreds does the perfect balance of a nicer setting without pretension. Looking forward to my next visit!

Came here as our last meal in London (had our first meal at the Mildred's in Kings Cross!)…read more INCREDIBLE FOOD. Their menu is extensive & everything looks so delicious, it's hard to choose. Hubby & I shared several dishes, all were amazing. Love the cocktails, as well. The service was a little tricky they night-- there was a huge party & they were having trouble keeping up, but it was worth the wait (& the staff were extremely apologetic for the less that perfect service)

What a cool spot! The neighborhood is awesome, and this restaurant is incredible. It's got so many…read morecool levels with bars on the main level and also downstairs. Service is super professional and on point. The food comes out fast (almost too fast), and is perfectly cooked. Everything smells so wonderful and spicy. We went for breakfast before a show at the nearby Lightroom, but I'd love to go back for lunch or dinner!

This was my second time at Dishoom but my sister's first time. I would say if you're making a trip…read moreto the UK, a pilgrimage here is needed at least once (I would say once being the maximum, given there's so many other Indian restaurants in the UK). I went for the bottomless chai , which is an absolute must and it was really good. They serve it in a glass , which to be honest feels a little bit convenient since it's piping hot. We got the chicken tikka masala with garlic naan (nothing to write home about here). We also got the Samosa chaat as an appetizer, which me and my sister both enjoyed. I also decided to get the chicken ruby curry, which seemed to be very popular across all the review platforms. It was.... OK. lol. Overall, none of the food here is bad. It's just I think this establishment gets so much hype for what it is. This location is particularly historic as it was built on a trade spot between Indians and the British; the place maintains most of the architecture from more than 100 years ago. Service here is pretty good too. We walked in on a Sunday afternoon and were able to get high table seatings.

My husband and I ate here earlier today after stumbling past it en route to somewhere else. I got…read morethe vegan breakfast with sweet potato hash, roasted courgettes, avo, spiced chickpeas and roasted peppers (with two pieces of sourdough). A healthy and very satisfying brunch. My husband got the sausage, Brie and tomato chutney on sourdough. He found it tasty. The interior is so cute: lots of eclectic tchotchkes, brick walls and chalkboards. Also fair prices for everything and a friendly staff to boot. I would definitely return if I lived close by.

***this was a 5 star review but the reason I've changed it is inconsistency in menu... I ordered…read morethe avacado, chorizo egg and Parmesan on toast which I've had before and I loved. From what I remember the past is sourdough but What came out were all the ingredients squashed onto one slice of a seeded warburtons or other brand. There was no warning that they were out sourdough at the ordering and it was softly toasted which meant it had no crunch or stability to it because of the contents above. When I asked the waiter he said it was due to swapping it to eliminate the waste of people not eating all of it (no apology or offer of more toast, btw)...so? The cost should of been covered in the price you charge for it which is: £9.50!!! Change the price and menu if You are changing the meal, please. Was a perfect meal before and now it was a mound of mush with the only different texture being cubes of chorizo... The original review: Been here a half a dozen times already but I'm a bit lazy with reviews lately! Starting off with the food, delicious breakfasts, particularly like the eggs, bacon and Parmesan dish, they use good bread, no baked beans but a tasty posh version using chickpeas, flatmate really liked the Veg burger and is currently getting again. (This review is very much in the moment!) They have a burger menu that I'll be sampling for the first time today. Good coffee! It's kind of the only nice little cafe restaurant in the area so definitely recommend! This is sweet little cafe/restaurant, the premise being we are sat in view of the kitchen of a flat and we are eating home cooked food. Initial impressions is that it's nicely decorated, good lighting, brick wall adds some character and small garden of plants out the window to pretty up the view of Hornsey Road. The service is good hence the repeat visits so unless this particular dining experience goes completely wrong I'll def be coming back again

Awesome samosas! We were shopping at the vegan shop just up the street from this spot and thought…read morewe would pop in for a snack! They also sell some raw juices! I would have taken a photo of the samosas but I forgot because hunger. Sorry not sorry.

I was nearly put off, because of where it is on a very busy scruffy road other shops in the road…read morelook a bit run down. But this restarant is clean and tidy and the food tastes fresh and tasty as for the cost cant belive you can still get a good meal for two under £30.00 i use to pay that back in the 70s in cranks. Highly recomend this place.

The coffee here is so good and the atmosphere is relaxed if you need to sit and work or chat a bit.read more

Nice little coffee shop. Had a yummy flat white, love d the cushions! Great escape from the busy…read moreCamden market after a stroll along the canal.