Found this little underground hole in the wall while looking for a toilet under the Tower of…read moreLondon. WHAT A GEM! We had their special of three sides for 10 pounds. We had a variety ( there were three of us) of chicken nuggets, chips ( fries for us Americans), onion rings and shrimp. Best shrimp ever. Tender light crispy batter and tender shrimp. Service friendly and food came out hot and fast even though they were also serving a group of 50! Highly recommend.

Cash only. Best fish and chips I have ever had. The breading was light and crispy. I was able to…read moresplit a fish and chips order with my mother and we both had enough food. Tip the name of the resturant was not on the front. I looked for the same picture as the first review and found it. Great to go to if your visiting the Tower of London. Closet bathroom is in the KFC next door

Loved Borough Market! It's an absolute must visit if you're in London - I absolutely love the food…read morestalls with prepared foods and all the specialty shops with snacks and packaged goods to bring back as souvenirs. On my recent trip I tried a couple of oysters, picked up some tinned fish to bring back and went to the duck/anchovy shop to grab anchovy and crab butter along with some little pots of mustards to try. There's really everything here from the most delicious spelt risotto to fresh seafood, paella and lobster. It can definitely get crowded on weekends but that's part of the fun.

Crazy and absolutely packed during tourist high season but still worth a visit. We came her two…read moredays in a row for lunch. I wonder how busy this is on a weekday in November... Besides fighting the crowds the hardest thing is finding back a place you want to eat at. The market is a maze and very confusing. We did like the mix of restaurant vendors and those selling cheese, meats and vegetables. We had two good meals here. They need more tables / chairs for people to eat the food from the pop up stands.

This is one of the best restaurants we have visited in London for fresh fish. It's so good we go…read moreback every time we visit! The restaurant is in a cute little spot with a few other restaurants. Great vibe with indoor and some outdoor seating The fresh fish and wine pairings are outstanding. We started with sea scallops which melted in your mouth. So good! Then we got a bottle of white wine with fish pairings (they had 8 local options the night we visited). I had the sea bass, and my husband had the trout. So good that I picked that sea bass apart all the way to the bone, which is saying a lot given that it was a very meaty, generous portion already. I tasted the trout, and it was equally amazing. Very impressive and fresh! I wish we could've actually tried some dessert because others around us looked very happy, but we were so full it didn't make sense. If you like fish, go out of your way and stop here! You won't regret it.

We arrived on a cozy Sunday evening, excited for our roast dinners. I chose the vegetarian…read moreWellington roast, which was bursting with sweet potatoes, hazelnuts, lentils, pumpkin seeds, and more. It was so flavorful and almost had a meat-like texture, wrapped perfectly in the crisp phyllo dough. My partner went for the lamb roast, featuring tender, juicy pieces of lamb that tasted fantastic. We also enjoyed some pigs in a blanket and a side of stuffing. There was so much food that we shared our pigs in a blanket with the lovely ladies at the next table. If I could suggest one thing, it would be to ask for the gravy on the side of the stuffing so it doesn't get overwhelmed.

Fish and chips at its very best. This crowded neighborhood place is incredible for this meal in…read morethe wonderful Mayfair neighborhood. We have gone to this every trip To London and it is still incredible. The wait to get seated was about 15 minutes. One block from Selfridges - enjoy this great casual stop.

This spot had some of the best fish I ever had with respect to fish and chips places. The service…read moreand ambiance were also good as well. I ordered the classic fish and chips with the curry sauce. All of the dipping paired well with the fish. The fish and chips are served on a massive plate with 3 sauces. Now where this restaurant needs some work is on the chips themselves. I am not sure if it was an off day but my chips came out dry and felt like they have been sitting out for a while. I'd expect with paying almost 30 quid that the chips would have been better quality. Overall, I would still recommend this place and would return in the future hoping that the chips are improved.

Visited after we got in to London for a Sunday Roast and wow!! What a lovely experience and so…read moredelicious all around. Beef, lamb, and the vegetarian options were all so good! The staff felt like they were family and the vibes overall were so cozy and inviting. I would definitely recommend and if I visit London again, I would like to return here.

This was my first meal in London, located as always by this app and yet again yelp comes thru. Was…read morerunning off 2 hours airplane sleep and this sandwich absolutely delivered, was tasty, the bartender was super nice, and the ambiance was fun. Also met a few other Americans in there. Good stuff.

Probably the best place for fish n chips between Dockhead and London Bridge, but annoyingly isn't…read moreopen on Sundays. Staff are always cheerful, the fish fresh and the peas warm and mushy.

Such a cool pub to stop into after a visit at borough market or just after work for a pint. There's…read morea huge beer garden with plenty of seating but can get busy on the weekends and especially on nice days. The place is so old the floor boards aren't level and the paint on the brick is so thick you can tell it's been painted over like 50 times. There's live music on the weekends too. Great place to visit.

Stopped here for a drink and really enjoyed the atmosphere. Everywhere in London has such history…read morewhich I love. This place has a big open area with picnic tables that you can sit at when the weather is nice. Cool spot to get a drink!

We visit London for the first time, after sightseeing, we went to many different places for food,…read morebut one thing London famous for is fish and chips. We had to try one, but my wife and daughter don't like fried food so I had to find some place for me to eat. Near our hotel there's this place called long lane fish bar, and they only accept cash so I had to get some money from the ATM. The price is quite reasonable and I took out instead of eating in. The fish is very crispy and tasty with tartar sauce (had to pay $.50), there's no vinegar although the server squirt some in the fries. The fries are excellent, very fresh potato IMO. I love fish and chips, remembered H salt chain restaurants in the state that closed down many years ago. Well, I came back again on Monday but it closed, couldn't have some before we went home.

Had to have some fish and chips while visiting London, and came across this no-frills place. I must…read morehave come across as a fumbling tourist that I was (like literally fumbling with the coins), but the gentlemen on the counter were very kind. For what it's worth, the place seemed like an authentic fish and chips place, but I don't have much to judge by. The fish was tasty, the chips were excellent, portions more than I could finish, and all for very low prices (7.5 pounds for a small fish and chips). They do charge extra for ketchup, so make sure you get that. No seating, but they have a counter; I took my box to a nearby park and ate on a bench there.

Not sure why but they charged us a pound per person for dining in…read more Food was great though! We got a large cod, medium chips, and beef & onion pie. The cod was nice, crispy, and not greasy at all. The pie was pre-made. The cod really was the star of the meal. Ambiance was neat and simple, it's a little mom & pop shop tucked in the intersection of Tanner/Tooley Streets and Shad Thames.

The fish n chips and chicken nuggets were delicious. Friendly service. Would definitely recommend.read more

Nice little lunch spot near the Shard in Southwark. This place has a pretty solid menu consisting…read moreof small bites, steaks, salads and some seafood. Decent bar menu and great location. Overall a solid 4 stars for the environment.

After a long day of exploring and jet lag, we found the Brigade thanks to Yelp down the block from…read moreour hotel. They recently went thru a rebranding, and revamped their menu (lucky us)! The space itself is beautiful decorated - some trendy wall paper paired with warm wood tones. Its inviting, cozy, has a very pretty bar. We were seated in the main dining room where the manager explained to us that the Brigade is a social enterprise. Meaning, they help to employ and educate members of the homeless community in London so that they can lift themselves out of poverty and enter into the food/bev industry. Great food with a great cause, SIGN ME UP! On to the food - it was VERY good. We ordered two local beers. I loved mine, it was a mead style that wasn't too sweet, but perfect to wash down all the noms. We started with sourdough bread. This was perfectly toasted and paired with butter topped with crystalized salt. YUM. We also had roasted bone marrow and the cornish rump of beef. The bone marrow was good but it was the beef that really blew me away. Brigade uses local London ingredients and this beef was no exception. It was perfectly cooked to rare and I enjoyed every bite. We also got a side of chips, because carbs are life. These chips were SO GOOD. Admittedly, we came to Brigade because we saw a photo on Yelp with fish and chips, which they no longer serve. So happy we ended up here to explore the menu, as a meal filled with carbs and beef is always on my favorites list, and it was no different here. Service was super friendly, and we ended up getting a discount on the bill because they had a promotion going on in November. Double win!