Food is delicious! Service is good. The place looks good and located in a good place. Nice ambiance!read more

Great food, good service, reasonably priced, BYO booze & nice atmosphere. Definitely have the…read morebaklava, absolutely the best I've ever had.

My vegan meet-up and I get a discount here for our continued patronage, but the real draw for us is…read morethe understanding, the welcoming, the adaptability and the genuine wish to do the best by us as vegans. They've even hosted events there for us and changed a couple of their menu items in mind of what we like. When you have a special diet, all that kind of thing is important. On a general note, it's also a quiet and calm port in the storm that is busy Kingston, as it isn't as well known a place as other eateries nearby. The falafel wraps are fantastic. I recommended them with the spicy humus.

really yummy little vegan spot in kingston! The humous and garlic tahini were really lovely and…read morealso great side salad options.

Since this is a take-away food cart, let's make this quick:…read more £2.50 medium falafel sandwich £3.00 large falafel sandwich £3.00 for 15 falafel balls to go Open Mon-Sat, 10-5 Falafel is FRESH. Owners (or at least the guys who work at the cart who I assume are the owners) are super friendly without being pushy and obnoxious. Quite possibly the best under £5 meal I've had in London...with £2 to spare.

One of the highlights of the Golborne area in North Kensington is the large variety of food on…read moreoffer. Apart from the many Middle Eastern restaurants lining the street, a number of food stalls also regularly sell their delicacies. This lovely gentleman has been offering the best home-made (well street-made) falafels for as long as I can think. He can normally be found outside the greengrocer's at 96 Golborne Road. A small falafel wrap costs £2.50 with the large one at £3.00 being even more of a bargain. He also offers a slection of other vegetarian delicacies, but I am hooked on the falafels - with home-made chilli sauce for the brave.

YES!!! i second that…read more.. falafel point is the best falafel bar none! amazing crunchy on the outside and soft inside texture and the amazing chefs peanut chilli sauce! although he has moved to portobello road outside size now

I came here tonight to celebrate my brother's birthday. Him and his wife are regulars here and…read morelove the food so thought the rest of the family should get in on the action! My brother recommended getting quite a few of the sharing meze plates and then a main to share between two people, so we did exactly that. We ordered mostly hot plates - my faves were the chicken livers and the vine leaves. The vine leaves were some of the best I've ever eaten! The aubergine dip and hummus with lamb chunks were incredible, and so were the little lamb sausages!! Wait, I think I've listed all of the little plates that we ordered. Okay, so everything was pretty much my favourite! We had ordered a mixed grill for each couple to share and again, the food was delicious. I'm so full right now. The service was great, the staff were really attentive and friendly. Another awesome little touch was a sweet succulent coconut cake that came WITH the bill. Free cake?! This is my kinda place!

Me and my friend love to come to this place when we want a light snack to eat after work. The…read morehoumous with lamb pieces is sooo good as are the pastry filled with lamb. The service is always polite and friendly. I love to sit at the bar and watch the chefs whilst they cook. Also every time I've been here it's always really busy! Apart from being a bit cramped, I absolutely love this Lebanese restaurant as its tasty and great value for money!

A friendly and enjoyable experience. Food is nice, but nothing memorable. I may give it another go…read more Note, takeaway prices are cheaper then eating in. But, the takeaway service is slow.

Best Mangal was an unexpected gem on our recent visit to London. So much so, that we ended up…read moreeating there 3 times in 10 days! The first night we went, it was after 10PM and they were all out of the doner kebab (I took this as a good sign). My husband ended up with the lamb kebab wrap, and I got the lamb beyti kebab wrap (minced lamb with garlic and parsley). We also got a side of falafel and took it back to our flat. Is it crazy to say this was one of our best meals in London? The kebab wraps were delicious, a spicy chile sauce providing a good heat to the meal. The falafel was out of this world good - best I've ever had. We went twice more: my husband loved the doner, though I personally found it too salty. I also had the yogurtlu beyti, which was lamb drenched in a yogurt sauce. It was really good, though perhaps a little too heavy on the yogurt. We never ate in - it seems like the best deal is to just get takeout. Kebabs are only about £5-7, and you get plenty for your money. We watched them cook the kebabs on the grill, and the smell was heavenly. They even throw the wraps and flatbread on top of the meat to warm and grill them a bit. There's a little bit of a language barrier making it just a little difficult to order, but it's absolutely worth it. Best Mangal has two other locations nearby, one just a block or so up the street, and another at the bottom of North End Road near the Fulham Broadway Underground. A great find, and a culinary highlight of our trip.

I'm a fan of this tiny restaurant. Their isn't much space and you have to fight your way in with a…read morelot of people on weekends but the food is great and the service is always very nice. We tried the brunch, twice, and were not disappointed. The english breakfast was very good, crispy bacon and everything for £7-ish. And because we still had some space left (not really but who cares) we tried the cakes. They look gorgeous and taste like heaven. Glazed lemony polenta cake and white chocolate and raspberry brownie, straight to the love handles. They also have a shelf with bread, focaccia (amazing), smoked mozzarella to buy on the spot and go home with.

Wild Caper is a very sweet and welcoming cafe that serves light fare. They have a great range of…read moremeze and if you just want a bite to eat, it's a great spot to sit and watch the world go by. The food is simple but good. The best dish was the calamari which was charred and flavourful. I really enjoyed this. The Greek salad was fresh and tasty. The aubergine spread was good but I would have preferred a smoother texture and smokier flavour. Overall, a great spot for wine and snacks!

Out of all my options down this little road in Kingston, I chose La Fiesta. I think subconciously I…read morewas looking for something a little Mexican (hahaha let's not even go down that road!). Why I decided on a falafel & hummous wrap is beyond me! I do love me some good falafel and am a FIEND for hummous. Whilst the service and prices were lovely, I can't help but be a leeeeettle disappointed with my wrap. The falafel was way too dry / cooked for too long. And the salad seemed a little unfresh. And I'm not sure what kind of wrap I actually had? It seemed pita-ish, but was definitely not a pita.

This was my old cafe of choice for lunch, every day, for many months…read more The staff are friendly and chatty, the service is usually pretty quick for a cafe, and has always been good. In my months there, I once had the wrong sauce added to my wrap, however, which was a shame. Twice I was forgotten - one of those times because I was around the corner in the alley, at a table, instead of my usual place (out of sight, out of mind? I don't usually hide around there). Most of the time, however, it's good. Go a few times, and they will learn your order, too. Always nice to feel special. I highly recommend the, and you have to say it fast as one big word, chickenbaconcheesesaladmayowrap. And if you REALLY want to clog your body up, they're usually quite happy to make it extra cheese and mayo, and remove that damned tomato. Student deals are available, which, typical of kingston, usually mean a free drink. My only gripe with them is that, whilst it tastes great, the food doesn't always feel fresh. For example, if you go for a cooked meat, they have some pre-cooked meat that they then just throw straight into the wrap/panini/whatever, to reheat.

Everything was amazing, would highly recommend. No reservation needed but they do get busy, reserve…read moreif possible.

Food is okay but the staff not to sure about as they are not very diverse or friendly especially…read moretowards Kurdish people. As there's been a lot of issues between there countries and Acknowledging that your living in the UK which means you need to create a Peace between yourself rather than Bicker in Turkish like we can't understand what your talking about okay.