Beautiful space that's buzzy yet intimate and welcoming. Friendly service that makes you feel cared for but not rushed. The food is good. But the dessert is great. I'd come back for the cheesecake. read more

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Great experience at Honey & Co in London. Food was inventive and fun. Portions a little small. Service was solid. I had the lamb & eggplant main course and our table got the large sampler which was a great way to try their whole starter offerings. Good times! read more

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It's been a while since being in London, but was fortunate to dine at Honey & Co once again! The food was superb, the service was great, we probably over didn't but we literally ordered most of the menu and there wasn't one thing we regretted! If you're looking for great food, nice ambiance and great service! Must visit this place in London! read more

Wow! This place was great -- we had an incredible lunch and enjoyed every bite. We reserved a table, seated right away. It was busy and noisy but ok. The good was the star. We had an eggplant roasted with tahini on a jewel rice salad with bits of cranberry and diced squash - so good. And the sea bream was excellent- served with fennel and potatoes in a great sauce. Service was excellent. Highly recommend. And the bakery across the street was wonderful treats as well. read more

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I've been a Honey & Co. fan every since they opened their first location on Warren St over a decade ago. The latter, unfortunately, is now closed and this location is taking its place. And I'm still a fan! I had breakfast here and I was not disappointed. Since it was only me, I didn't go for the big breakfast spread, but I ordered a single egg dish instead. I chose the Sabich and I loved every single bite of it...and I used the pita bread to soak up the last remaining bits of tahin. While I do miss the tight and yet cozy squeeze of the original Warren Street location, this place is warm and welcoming and I will certainly be back for lunch and/or dinner soon. read more

My wife and I thoroughly enjoyed a mid-morning "Big Breakfast" at Honey & Co. I was so looking forward to this meal and it did not disappoint. I love an Israeli breakfast and this was a perfect bespoke version of one! The mezze course was exceptional. The scrambled eggs were a great variation and the Spinach Bureka with fried eggs was absolutely delicious. I was so enamored, I bought a cookbook too! read more

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Get the shakshuka! Order extra bread! Eat all of the bread! Tip the servers because they are so kind and helpful.

I knew from the moment I walked in, that Honey & Co was going to be the kind of place I liked. Small, friendly space and a short menu are both things that to me promise a good dining experience, and I was not disappointed! My friend and I were feeling indulgent and hungry so we opted for the winter sharing menu, which started with a cascade of tiny portions of all the mezze plates- green falafel, hummus, beet salad, curd cheese with quince, labneh, and a bread selection of pitas and rolls. Everything in the mezze was fantastic, especially the green falafel which I'd never had before, and the curd cheese with hazelnuts and fruit. A few unique flavors on the table, and all good ones. This, however, was only the appetizer. What then followed were two delicious meat dishes, the Royal Mansaf lamb and the Musakhan chicken baked in flatbread. It was the Musakhan that stood out to me with melt in your mouth slow cooked chicken and a dark but sweet contrasting note of pomegranate molasses. I could eat that every day for a week and not be tired of it! For such a small restaurant the service was a little slow albeit friendly, and it was very busy the whole time we were there. Multiple walk-ins were turned away, so we were happy we had placed a reservation. I would highly recommend Honey & Co, and will definitely be back if I have the opportunity. read more

Honey & Co. - The delicious mezze spread from the Winter Sharing Menu. - Middle Eastern Near Me - London, XGL

Wanted to try a different breakfast option while in London and this breakfast was different from what we are used to, not in a bad way, just different spices we aren't used to. We were looking for a breakfast with a kick and this breakfast has that. The other thing that was attractive about this restaurant was their cheese cake, which was out of this world, (just ask them how its made.) What was ordered was the Shakshuka, thinking we were going to get some the same flavors as Huevos Rancheros back home, haha!! NOT!! This dish did have a kick to it, but with different spices for sure. It will light up your palete. Not sure I would order it again, but it was good nonetheless. The cheese cake was the star, the service was also welcoming and great. I recommend making reservations though. This place is small. read more

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Redefined Middle Eastern food with a modern upscale context. Place is cozy and intimate. Wait staff is friendly and attentive. The hummus with broad beans was phenomenal (5/5). It was light and surprisingly the right amount of pita (surprising cause it was a few slices) but with all the vegetables it was quite filling. The chicken dumpling (4.5/5) was light but very filling. It was beautifully presented and had lots of flavor with different textures worked in given the diversity of what's in the bowl. The mint tea (4.5/5) was refreshing. Would come back again! read more

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I came here for breakfast during the week. I really liked the Spinach Skakshuka! I love that they give out recipe cards along with your receipt! read more

Honey & Co. - Middle Eastern Near Me - London, XGL

This place is a little small, but it's very popular. We came on a Monday morning for breakfast and we were surprised when they asked if we had a booking. They did have one table available, which they said we could use until their reservation arrived which wasn't for another hour, so that was fine. My husband and I both ordered the Shashuka; there's two different versions on the menu so we ordered one of each to share. I had the green one which came with much better bread on the side than his, but I think I preferred the zest of the original Shashuka. The green one was a little bland. There's no salt or pepper on the table either. Unfortunately, I barely ate mine because the eggs were completely runny even though we asked for them not to be (on both). I can't have runny eggs right now, so I ended up switching with my husband because his was made to order correctly. No one ever checked up on us, so I couldn't mention it. The food was okay, but it was disappointing about the runny eggs. Also, the price is really high for the portion size! The dish is quite small and it's only served with a tiny piece of bread on the side with a little dip. They offer a 19 pound Big Breakfast too, which is quite expensive as well, but I'm guessing at least that would hopefully fill you up. The tables here are super small though. I saw one couple order it and the Big Breakfast wouldn't fit at their table. They had to move their coffees and a few items up onto a high up counter near their table. It was sort of ridiculous. I wouldn't come here again -- at least definitely not for breakfast. I'm not sure I get the hype. It is unique as I've never had a Middle Eastern breakfast before and I loved the idea of the dish, but the high prices and poor execution kind of ruined this for me. I left hungry since my husband was already half way through his dish before we saw how runny my eggs were. The menu is also incredibly small too. There's only a few items on the breakfast menu, so there wasn't much choice at all. I'm waffling between 2 and 3 stars, but in Yelp's words "meh...I've experienced better" really sums up my experience. read more

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Very nice meal for the four of us at reasonable cost- fresh flavors, light vegetable dishes, chicken and beef not heavy but rather flavorful. We had a fried artichoke on yogurt that was delightful, almost pakora from Indian restaurants in terms of texture. Enjoyed the Auberg ones and tomato/onions/mint dish. Also loved the garlic chicken. Husband has the beef kofta- I enjoyed the tomato and capsicum/peppers with it more than the beef which I thought was a bit "burger" ish. We did t have a reservation on a Saturday about 6:30, ended up outside. We stayed warm enough. Service was friendly. Almond cake was fragrant. Quiet neighborhood. I'd happily recommend. read more

Honey & Co. - Middle Eastern Near Me - London, XGL

Everything was so delicious! Wish I had this restaurant in Florida. The labaneh appetizer was amazing with the biscuits. The saffron poached pear salad was great. The madfunia chicken with the chestnuts and dried fig was also outstanding. I loved the balance with the crispy top layer. The aubergine was really good too but not my favorite compared to all the other dishes we ordered. I am not a cheesecake fan, but the waiter convinced me to try their version of it and it was surprisingly very tasty and unique. All dishes had so much flavor and I could eat them over and over again! read more

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Stumbled onto and into this place by sheer luck; it happened to be around the corner from the hotel we were staying in. The space is cozy and the food is delicious, so that's a win-win in my book, with added points for the multiple veggie options they have. Was flying solo for breakfast, but that didn't stop me from getting The Big Breakfast, which came with multiple mezze and a main...more than enough food to fill me up for the entire day. In fact, I ate six hours ago, walked five+ miles and I'm still stuffed. The aforementioned food was fantastic, especially the hummus and eggplant and tomato mezze; the sabich main was equally delicious, though I could've used a tad less tahina (the eggplant was drowning in it). The service was equally cheery and no one rushed me out the door; all bonus points for this jaded New Yorker. Thanks for the delicious memories! read more

Honey & Co. - Mezze from The Big Breakfast - Middle Eastern Near Me - London, XGL

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READ THIS BEFORE YOU GO HERE!!! A BEWARE A LOT OF THE REVIEWERS IN UK GIVE UNRELIABLE REVIEWS. Firstly, i found this restaurant because its around my area and it received the michelin plate award. I was like wow not bad maybe i should try it since michelin gave this as a recommendation. Overall, the dinner experience was just okay in my opinion. The appetizer costed around £11 each; the main dish costed around £22 each; the dessert costed £8 each. Nevertheless, for it to be worth, i got the set menu,which consists of the appetizer, the main dish and the dessert, with the price of £39, and you can opt out the dessert to deduct the price to £34. By looking from the outside and judging the $$ sign from google, i did not expect the food to be this expensive. So let's dive into it. Appetizer: The appetizer consists of different small appetizer middle eastern food that allows you to try different range of the middle eastern food. Some of the appetizer are quite good and some are not. Trust me i have tried a lot of middle eastern food to know which one is good. Main: The main was just below okay in my opinion. This is when i know the chefs are really trying so hard to make the dish beautiful and to be creative. I got the lamb and the aubergine. I am so sorry chef but you are really trying too hard please do not try to hard because you are actually ruining the dish that was perfectly better. Adding pomegranate does not make the dish more beautiful and perfectly ruin the food chef. You are ruining the taste. Pomegranate does not fit with lamb and aubergine. Dessert: This is what made me turn around from getting two stars to three stars. I got the cheesecake. In my opinion, the feta cheesecake was super amazing. It is not easy to make me like dessert, and it was not easy to make feta cheesecake since i have tried a lot of scaled up restaurants who have ruined this. Nonetheless, if the chef was not trying to be over creative, i would easily give this a four stars since the cheesecake was super good. Using marjarom gives the cheesecake a bitter taste, and using blueberry gives the cheesecake a sour taste. Do not be over creative trying to mix all flavours for dessert please. A dessert is called to clean your mouth for a reason. I'd recommend changing your blueberry to the sweet blueberry and the marjarom with mint leaves so that they would blend more perfectly. I hope you hear this advice if you want to be better, but if you think you are the best well good for you. Summary: Overall, the overall experience was just okay. My waiter, Guilherme, has been very helpful though props to him for the lovely service. Nevertheless, the experience was too overpriced and not worth it. Furthermore, if you want to keep your status as a good restaurant, please reply to all your reviewers. You will thank me later. Nonetheless, I would only recommend people to come here for the cheesecake and nothing else, and if they hear me out fixing the cheesecake, maybe i will go back in the future. Cheers! I hope you guys listen, and i hope this review help. read more

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Got in without a reservation. Hummus was good not great and for 11 pounds not worth it. Drinks are weak. The main dinners were OK. My chicken dinner was two thighs with some kind of black thing on top and that sat on top of peas and a creamy sauce. Not worth 24pounds. Service was good. read more

3.5 stars Had a lovely dinner here ... did it wow? No. But did I enjoy the food? Yes. We went for sharing menu, so we could try all the mezze. But it was a generous amount of food and we ended up packing up most of our mains. Mezze includes Yemeni style falafel, creamy broad bean hummus, marinated aubergine & new season tomato salad, labneh, spring carrots, cheesy boikos, and bread / tahini / olive oil. My favorite by far was the marinated aubergine - the eggplant was delicious but those tomatoes were incredible, so sweet! The carrots I liked more for the tahini underneath it than the carrot itself. Falafel and hummus felt standard, and I don't think they're trying to differentiate themselves based on the falafel and hummus. What they did best was the mixture of flavors and the dishes where they strayed from the traditional / classic. For mains I got the roasted mauve aubergine with tahini crust. I liked it but tbh wasn't as impressed as I was hoping to be. The crust to me kind of dried out the dish, and i felt like I would have enjoyed it more if the tahini was just drizzled over the eggplant. My friend's lamb was good but I remember not being blown away and thinking that I was glad I had gotten my main. Got the famed cheesecake for dessert and it was good, but still a somewhat dense cheesecake and I'm not a fan of cheesecake. Wasn't one of those cheesecakes that changes your perception of cheesecake. At the end of the day, it was a pleasant meal but I came in with much higher expectations. Based on the rave reviews, I was thinking this would blow away the other Mediterranean food I've tried before, but it didn't, and I feel like I could find similar food closer to home in NYC. read more

Terrible, don't waste your money here. Not even real middle eastern food, owned by Israelis.

Terrible service and food was even worse. Don't waste your time and money. Manager was extremely rude.

Our group of seven was ravenous when we arrived at tiny Honey & Co. Thankfully, they were ready for us! The set dinner menu (£26.5/per person) took the guesswork out of our evening meal. It's a great way to go if you've got a group. You'll get a selection of bread with olive oil, homemade pickles and kalamata olives and a bunch of mezzes to shares like hot tomatoes with Manouri cheese and mint, hummus, falafel, lebeneh and watermelon and feta salad. And then everyone gets to pick their own main. I'd definitely recommend the lamb shawarma as a main. The meat was crazy tender and I enjoyed the elevated and deconstructed presentation (lamb in its own little pot with plenty of yogurt and pomegranate seeds on top, toasted pita in the middle, cabbage and tomates in a small bowl on the other side). And I wasn't the only one who enjoyed it, my colleagues enthusiastically dug into my plate too! If you're in the mood for a fresh take on food from the Middle East, you can't go wrong at homey Honey & Co.! read more

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One of my favorite brunch spots in London! Super cute, quaint, and cozy. On our visit to Honey & Co, my parents and I ordered the sabich and the shakshuka, both really good vegetarian dishes. However, dessert was easily the best part of the meal. I would come back again and again for that feta & honey cheesecake. The plum, pistachio, coconut & almond cake from the daily cake display was just as mind-blowing. read more

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Loved this place so much I went back twice! It's a cute, quaint, and cozy restaurant. It's walls lined of preserved jams, the owners', cookbook and homemade granola. The staff were all incredible with a friendly demeanor, lovely warming smiles, and attentiveness. The food was perfectly balanced in flavor, texture, and visual elements. Each dish was filled with flavor yet kept subtle as to not be overpowering. It let the natural flavors play their role, not over compensating with seasoning or salt. Loved every bite! Get the green shakshuka. Definitely get the 'cheesecake'! read more

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My friend who is a major 'middle eastern' food fan has been here many times and wanted to come here on her birthday. I as an obliging friend readily agreed to come and enjoy the 'big breakfast' with her, which involves a dish of your choice plus an assortment of dips, salad and jam. The salad was incroyable! It's only my second time having shakshuka but as previously I really liked it. Service was good - almost ninja like refilling of the water bottle at one stage. Also everything came very promptly, we'd managed to order, be served and eat our entire feast within an hour but were also given plenty of time to sit and relax afterwards. read more

A friend and I went for brunch and really enjoyed it. We had the set brunch, which came with a great portion of starter yogurt / pita / etc, followed by a main of our choosing. Everything was very fresh and flavourful -- at times, I was amazed at how certain simple dishes could pack in so much taste. Service was generally good and prompt. The restaurant was rather small, so the servers' efficiency was key in ensuring all were seated and plates served on time. Ambience was cozy and very simple. Minimal decoration but in a way, added to this no-frills experience focusing on the flavours. read more

Definitely worth the stop! An A-OK destination. We ordered the Big Breakfast for two (menu attached.) You share bread, jam, labneh, fruit with granola, and fresh lightly pickled vegetables. You also order a "main" egg dish for each person at the table, so we ordered the green Shakshuka (with spinach instead of tomatoes) and the Phylas: cheese and labneh with egg in a phyllo pastry. To wash everything down, he had a latte and I had a Turkish coffee. I didn't taste the latte but I have to say that the Turkish coffee didn't quite pass muster. It was missing the thick rich mouthfeel and strong flavor. The food ingredients here are top-notch quality. Everything was fresh and presentation-wise, they're killing it. Gorgeous small dishes filled every square inch of our table. I felt like a KING! But somehow, this breakfast dishes didn't come together for me quite right. I'm a taster by nature--really love little bites of sweet to savory throughout a meal so I was surprised that this combination didn't leave the lasting impression I would have thought, knowing my taste preferences. The green Shakshuka was far too herby (you can only have so much raw dill) and was watery - diluting any flavors. The hummus, labneh and zataar were good, as was the fresh fruit in granola. The Phylas was okay, but I prefer a version of this I get at home at my favorite Turkish restaurant. I've seen the other pictures of the food here and wondered if maybe I ordered the wrong things? I'll definitely come back and try their other food! read more

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Yum! A truly delightful evening! When we arrived, we were pleasantly greeted and stepped through the menu. You can't go wrong with ordering the seasonal mezze set. We started our meal with a wide array of starter samplings, offering a colorful and tasty variety of items. Our main courses were artfully put together and tasted just as delicious -- a myriad of unique tastes melding together wonderfully. read more

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We spent a week in London and done at two 1 Michelin star restaurants and a 3 Michelin star restaurant with a famous TV chef, but Honey & Co., was our favorite meal of the trip. The hummus appetizer was good but the eggplant appetizer was out of this world. When I got back to the United States, I ordered the Honey & Co. Cookbook on Amazon. This restaurant is not very big so if you want to dine inside a reservation is suggested. We dined I'm their outdoor section which is walk-in based. This place can hang with the best middle eastern restaurants in the U.S. Five Stars read more

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Ok so this place has been hyped for a very long time to me by multiple sources, one of my close friends even owns the cook book - I had to try it. I walked in with a friend for lunch - the tables are few and the space even less. We had booked lunch and we were sat down promptly. That was nice - I think it ended there. The menu didn't have much choice which can be both good and bad. I ordered the slow cooked lamb and my friend the aubergine dish from the mains. The environment was quite claustrophobic inside and I think we were both feeling a little nauseous with the variety of smells. Nothing really middle eastern about that. Having grown up in the Middle East I was excited to try the dishes. But they were most un-middle eastern like. The aubergine dish was bland as. It had a thick tahini crust which was curious but the dish lacked in flavour and wasn't appealing at all. The lamb came in a bowl - it had some sweet boiled plums inside with barberries. It was too sweet and very lamby. From memory the lamb I had growing up tend to be more dry and spiced not wet and sweet. Well at least the hummus and bread was decent (starters!) The irony of this experience is Honey & Co advertises itself with a seemingly assertive 'food from the Middle East' - and it felt like anything but. Overpriced as well. read more

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Honestly, one of my favorite restaurants I visited in London. The service was so friendly and informative. I wanted to be friends with my waiters! I went with one friend and the set menu was definitely the way to go. The standouts from the set menu at the time were the tahini and the roasted aubergine. I have seriously never tasted anything as flavorful as the aubergine! The combination of the tart pomegranate with the smoky flavor of the BBQ makes my mouth water just writing this. They have an entire display of tasty-looking desserts as well but all the waiters recommended the "life-changing" cheesecake and they were not joking. I've never had anything like it! If in London, definitely make this a stop on your trip and I promise you will be blown away. It's a very cozy space though, so I highly recommend calling ahead for a reservation. read more

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This is hands-down the best meal we had while visiting London. It's small and popular, so yes, it's a good idea to make a reservation. We did for dinner, and I'm glad for it. The dining area is small but well-kept and just smells amazing. The menu is long enough to feel like you have a bit of agency in your choice, but not so long it's overwhelming. The dishes are a mix of traditional and modern takes, but nothing too out there or crazy that you can't find something you like. We wound up taking our dessert home with us because we cleaned our plates and needed to walk about a bit and earn that treat. If I'm ever fortunate enough to be in the area again, I will make sure to include a stop here on my itinerary. read more

This place is always busy but today was less crowded than usual. We got a seat at the bar by the window. Was not very impressed by the service. I think they must have lost out order or missed it. Waited 35-40mins for the fig loaf toast and the sausage rolls. The coffee was ok, was a little disappointed by the sausage roll pastry. It was a little stale. The fig loaf was pretty dense and sweet, but I liked it, nicely paired with orange marmalade. The waitress did apologize in the end for the slow service and gave us some cakes to make up for the delay. They also took off one of the coffees from the check. Appreciate the kind gesture. Overall it could have been a better experience, I'd probably give it another chance. Hopefully it'll be better :) read more

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We don't get this anywhere in the U.S. This was just eye-openingly delicious. We came for breakfast and were so impressed by the wonderful flavors of cardamon, pistachios, fresh tahini, sweet sundried tomatoes... Favorites? - sticky pistachio pastry - sundried tomato tart - cold cheesecake (sorry, NYC's Juniors, this is now my fave) - yogurt with fruit and cereal We arrived early around 8:15 and were promptly seated and served - no line. read more

Honey & Co. - Middle Eastern Near Me - London, XGL

Abosuletly loved this meal! We did the winter sharing menu which came with small portions of falafel, hummus, beetroot salad, poached quinoa, labneh with bread and pickles. SO GOOD. For dinner, we had the Musakhan and Feather blade of beef. The beef is a roast that comes in a crock dish, very good flavors and the beef falls right of the fork. The Musakhan stole the show and left wanting more. The Vodka Lemon Cooler was AMAZING and ordering the homemade cheesecake is a MUST. This was by far our best meal in London-- on an obscure street away from the hustle and bustle. Reservations are needed for this small, 20 person tops restaurant. read more

Expensive, slow, and salty. I was excited to try this place and decided to go all in on the main + tasting menu option so as to get the full experience even though it was a lot to spend for lunch. After they served all the other tables that came after us however, I asked what happened to our order. They looked pensive and turned without saying anything. Nobody came to apologize or explain. When we finally got our tasters, they were OK but nothing special. The mains were exceptionally salty. When the bill came, I expected at least the drinks to be comp'd as they'd clearly underdelivered in a big way. But, no. Just the bill. For such a price, the service and food should both be *at least* average. Both were subpar but they did not even pretend to address it. We will not be going back. read more

I love everything about this place. Service is always super friendly and efficient (we have managed to eat there several times in under 1h without feeling rushed at all), the atmosphere (basically like being at home, but without having to do the dishes), and most importantly the food! The homemade drinks are always stellar (especially the iced teas), the food is perfectly balanced and has just the right amount of spices and warmth and freshness to it. And the cakes, oh the cakes... Just thinking about it makes me hungry! A lovely place for breakfast, lunch and dinner (and they take bookiiiiiiiiiings!!) read more

Honey & Co. - Pistachio baklava at Honey & Co - Middle Eastern Near Me - London, XGL

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(Please note that I only had coffee and dessert here, not their main) What a charming place, well worth seeking out. You can always tell when the owners/management care about their establishment - and there is no greater turn-off, no matter how beautiful the surroundings or how good the food - if that attentiveness is not there. The staff cares. They want you to enjoy your meal, and will answer your questions about ingredients, methodology, etc. They are famous, with reason, for their 'deconstructed' (or modern) take on the cheesecake: a lovely feta/cream cheese cloud atop a crispy baked kataifi (shredded filo pastry). For perfection's sake, they drizzle thyme flavored honey on top and add lovely toasted almonds and a seasonal fruit (in this instance, blueberries). This alone is worth the visit. As you can see from my pics, they sell their cookbooks on the premises, as well as homemade jam, Turkish coffee, other goods. It can get hectic and you must absolutely make a reservation for a proper meal. Don't walk, run! Also, on a side note, they are also known for their babka - very hard to find in London - which is a delicious sweet braided bread, often made with chocolate or poppy seeds. I overheard another customer say she made a special trip just for that. read more

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This is a very good mediterranean restaurant but I have to say didn't left me with a memorable impression. We went for dinner and I think it's best at lunch. The place is very very tiny, not the best setup for a catch up with a friend. Mezze platter to start was really really good and filling. So filling I couldn't eat my main, let along try a cake. Service was really nice and friendly and they even pack my main for me to take home. Good thing to know, they do take away (even if it looks like a sit-down restaurant): you just need to call 20min before coming to collect your lunch. read more

Honey & Co. - Mezze starter for 2: more than enough for an entire dinner - Middle Eastern Near Me - London, XGL

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OMG, this has to be one of the best eggplant dishes EVER. Surrounded by what I can only describe as sort of a lime fried rice, it had so many layers of flavor! The babka was also one of the finest I've had. What a great way to finish a meal. Bravo! read more

Honey & Co. - Fantastically gooey babka. - Middle Eastern Near Me - London, XGL

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Had the B E S T shakshuka and coffee here. Had a beautiful meal where my friend and I felt like we could sit for hours and soak in a slow, quiet, London morning! read more