Very nice little place. Run by middle easterners with an eclectic choice of food and drink. From…read moretea to Hummus. Cappuccino to kebabs. Outside covered patio too.

First off, this place gets 10 stars for being run by THE most helpful, welcoming and friendly…read morepeople! Oh my giddy arm, I cannot believe that a place in London exists where they would let me order food, eat it and then let me leave without paying (due to not having enough cash on me), trusting me to come back later after I had run my errands and gotten to a cash point!!!! Even when I offered up the change that I did have, they said I could just hang on to it and then pay the bill in full later if I wanted to! Set right on the corner of West End Lane and Mill Lane, David's is a family run business in the perfect location, with lots of seating, both inside and outdoors, with an awning to cover it, and plants surrounding the front area, separating you from the street a little. This would be the perfect place to come for breakfast/brunch on a sunny Saturday afternoon. The menu is extensive, with lots of meze options, as well as sandwiches, bagels, salads, pies cakes and cupcakes (the woman next to me ordered a small meze selection with pitta - I can't imagine how big the large option would have been!). I opted for a salt beef bagel (which came with a pickle and coleslaw), which if I am completely honest, didn't really do it for me, BUT I should have known this from the start, as this place just didn't look Jewish enough to satisfy my salt beef bagel standards... My cappuccino was good - nice and frothy. I was also pleased that they have the option of skinny or regular. It's nice that they have a big pile of newspapers and magazines to browse too - handy if you are on your own and don't have any reading material with you. In all honesty, I probably would award this place 3 stars for my bagel (and the fact that at £4.50 I think it was too expensive), but for overall service, atmosphere and enjoyability of experience it gets full marks. David's is Deli(ghtful) and I will be back!

I eat in the last 10years in best sandwiches in here .They have everything . The coffee is not bad…read more, and the homemade muffins are amazing . Usually is have a Que but is worth it .

A sleeper artisan genuine Italian deli with magnificent service and food. Value for lunch is…read moreexceptional especially considering the high brow valueless restaurants on the same block that only are one in the evening for the highgate and highgate clientele

This deli is in the beautiful neighborhood of primrose hill and is a great option if you are…read morelooking for an inexpensive lunch. The menu consists of premade and specialty sandwiches as well as muffins, brownies, and cannolis. I ordered the ham, cheese, and tomato on focaccia. Although the service was slow, the food was delicious and worth a stop! Whatever you order, make sure to try the the focaccia - you won't be disappointed!

Function only. The sandwiches have very little meat, some cheese, iceberg lettuce, and tomato. No…read moremayo, mustard, special sauce...or flavor. The staff are indifferent and impersonal. Not good value and likely only stays in business because of the location.

I frequently stay nearby and this has become one of my go-to spots in the area. Excellent food and…read morecoffee...sorry, couldn't speak to the tea, not my thing. Unless its an herbal ta and I am sick... Cute atmosphere, a few outdoor tables. If you are ordering takeaway the drinks come out pretty fast.

Small and very cute cafe. Stoped here for supposedly quick solo breakfast that ended up lasting…read more90minutes. I had a cappuccino and a halloumi sandwich. Both were fantastic and worth the wait, but I don't recommend coming here in a hurry.

Great Deli on England's Lane, food is cooked on premises (including their great cakes and awesome…read moreflapjacks), they of fab breakfasts and a good selection of fresh salads and sandwiches for lunch and during the day. Coffee is also roasted nearby and is never bland or bitter. Sell a good selection of foodie stuff too (and nice wines). Interesting events in the evening like painting classes with wine and cheese. Best little deli in Belsize Park

I stopped there by pure happenstance today. I had an absolutely delicious pistachio plum cake and…read moreorange juice. I didn't get to enjoy the savory goods but they look excellent as well.

Fantastic food. Great service. The best black truffle spaghetti I have had in my life. This is…read moreone of those places that you hesitate to review as it might. Scone too popular but I am here for you. Note they do not have a license for alcohol so it is BYOB which I actually really enjoy although the menu does change so keep that in mind when bringing wine.

Every time I've been here, I've enjoyed delicious and beautifully crafted home made Italian food…read more There is no menu, but it's a joy to listen to the different specials being read out. We had home-made pumpkin and amaretto ravioli and ox cheek on polenta. I would book well in advance. Oh and it's BYO!

There is Lindt chocolate at Deli and Delights. I thought I saw this woman from a documentary about…read moreMI6 here. I was grooving to the Highgate frequency when I stopped in here to get a spinanch/hummus sandwhich and a soy shake, This store isn't that overpriced considering the location across the street from Highgate Wood. Deli and Delights has a nice selection of Blue Dragon soup, Seggiano sauce (makers of the best pesto sauce around) and loads of expensive chocolates. I felt fabulous shopping here.

Well we're not in Kansas (or Manchester or Brixton or Hull) anymore…read more You know you're growing up to be part of a demographic where you've found a shop local to you that sells your favourite vegan raw basil pesto. (I'm not actually vegan; the pesto is just wonderful!) You know that you've found indulgence when you've found a shop that sells tea in pillows rather than bags. You know when you've found love when you've found a shop that sells organic lime and tequila marmalade. The place is just outside Highgate Underground station and one of the first places I shopped when I first moved here. The place is small, not particularly pretentious but very artisan and supplies more simple things such as a small selection of frozen foods and toiletries. I try not to come here as I do tend to raid the antipasti and the weird and wonderful marmalade. So much quality so much temptation and worth a visit.

Personally I love this place for remote working. Great coffee, friendly service and a seating area…read moreon a deck with views of all the delicious goodies below. It's never crowded and the wifi is speedy. I have yet to try the food (ridiculous I know) but it looks amazing. Freelancers, come on down to Melrose & Morgan. Or don't, then it will always be as quiet as it is today :)

Melrose and Morgan is a high-quality food market in Hampstead. Located near the Pentameter Theatre…read more(or just across the street from Tesco), it's conveniently located for everyone. I've tried Melrose and Morgan several times. It seems to be on the pricey-end, and every time I find myself leaving thinking that I could have just had a meal out. The food is fresh and generally pretty good, but for the price, you could probably find a table for two at a local restaurant. That being said, I did enjoy the salmon fillet and fresh green beans that I purchased. They are still new, so I'll probably experiment a few more times. I hope that they improve their offerings to make it more compelling to return. They should consider doing more promotions in the area (to lessen price) - or finding new ways to package their food to make it more convenient.

This is a totally adorable Portuguese corner shop…read more My boyfriend took me telling me it was his favourite shop in London, and all i could think was, he has finally gone mad if he has fallen in love with a Corner Shop... However I wont need a straight jacket, or restraining order.. it truley it the sweetest little shop in camden. Placed in quite a residential street - about two streets off from the High Street its worth popping in for a peek. Walking in, i was greeted with not a totally unpleasant smell, but a nostalgic 1950's old ladies, kitchen aroma. A tiny round women about half my height bustled out the door, armed with bread and cakes. Intrigued I stepped into what felt like a minature 'Borrowers' shop. Tiny people, all babbling away in Portuguese, smiled at me but carried on making homemade bread, custard tarts and delicious sandwichs at the insy binsy deli counter. I bought a bag of figs, from a very jolly man at the counter. Im sure to go back. Note * Not suitable for persons over 6ft

I've grown up with this corner shop and so might be a little biased, but…read more.. It sells the crispiest, creamiest Portuguese custard tarts and serves freshly made humungous sandwiches filled with all sorts of cured meats, cheeses and salads. It's often full of gossiping Portuguese locals.