Nice BBQ spot we stopped at for lunch after some sightseeing. I had a pulled pork sandwich with…read moresweet potato fries. Everything was delicious. Highly recommended.

This restaurant is located just steps away from Clapham Common tube station…read more Bodeans I would describe it as an American BBQ inspired restaurant if that makes sense. If you LOVE BBQ as much as I do, you need to give this place a try. First the one thing I didn't like. The TVs, I despise going out to eat and having TVs blaring. This restaurant had 3 but at least they were not obnoxiously loud. We got that out of the way, onwards we go. The atmosphere is casual, the decor is mostly wood. It's nothing fancy yet it's comfortable and clean. Eunique was our server a lovely young girl that was ever so accommodating. She was sweet and very helpful. I'm not a pork rib fan so I opted for the beef ribs. A little more pricey but well worth it. You get two bones, fries and coleslaw. It was enough for two meals really. They were done perfectly, fall off the bone and had a lovely flavour. My eyes could not stop rolling around in my head from delight. I really want to go back. Writing this review is making my mouth water all over again.

I always get very excited to hear about new American restaurants popping up. When I heard about…read morethe grand opening of this place on Yelp, figured I should make my way over there soon and try it. It has a cool funky retro look - smallish but the restaurant was never too busy at a given point. Lotsa funky things to look at... like the stuffed pig machine. As I wait for my friend, I order a homemade ice tea. It was nice - tasted like the bottled lipton tea but didn't remind me of the homemade brew stuff I usually get back in the states. I'm glad I checked out some of the photos on Yelp before hand because I was tempted to get the spicy chicken wings as they totally remind me of buffalo wings but... no way would I care to order 3 wings for a fiver! I'll go straight to my mains thank you. I asked the waitress what the difference was between the baby back ribs and the thick cut ribs. She said the thick cut ribs have a layer of fat and the baby back ribs are leaner. Hmm.. really? I picked the obvious choice. When the ribs came out, a huge stack of them yes. You need to slab on the delicious BBQ you get on the side - if not, it's a bit meh. It was a little bit on the dry side - so just need to lather on more BBQ sauce. I ordered a side of mac and cheese which came in a mini pot. I open it and there are all these black burnt breadcrumbs. It wasn't even crunchy! This was a really bad fail - I'm sorry. I had some of my friend's fries and I don't see what they mean by seasoned. Seasoned fries usually have a bit of flavor besides salt. My friend had the pulled pork sandwich. The manslaw that it came with wasn't the best combo - so it was best to scrape it off. He also had a fried pickle... which I haven't seen in the states ever even traveling to the south... Lastly, we ordered dessert. My friend had the brownie which was okay. I don't think it's anything amazing. I ordered the key lime pie which was delicious. Nice, tangy and a good amount of zest. Overall, it was just okay - just the average feeling of a chain restaurant.

I took the kids there for opening night and it was busy!!! I…read morecompletely forgot it was under the rail line so was convinced i could hear thunder coming lol. Right lets get down to business, the place is small but airy. Lots of booths and a long bar table in the middle and a few stools by the window. A good selection of beverages but no milkshakes the day we went as i was dying to try their peanut butter jelly. Between us we had a homemade lemonade and Iced tea which were bother flavorsome and refreshing. For starters we shared the pulled pork spring rolls (very meaty and tasty), calamari (a little bland and overcooked) and chicken tenderstrips (fantastic). We then had baby back ribs (kids loved the adult size portion and said they were very tasty). I had the belly pork ribs which were juicy and tasty but as 65% fat there was nothing left by the time i scrapped the jelly fat off., it can with a very nice bbq dip. for sides we ordered the best ever tasting mac n cheese i have ever had the pleasure of eating, creamy coleslaw and seasoned chips. The desserts were a choice of vanilla cheesecake (tasty) and the best ever BROWNIE OMG - it was huge slab of dense chocolate goodness as my youngest had this. I had to remove it from him 1/4 of the way in as he started buzzing off his seat - a chocolate overload!!! As it was opening night it was very slow and busy hence with the wait and ordering, eating etc we were there for 2 1/2 hrs (not great when you have kids). As its not far for us this will be our new rib place to visit

This was a fun restaurant! Our waitress was so lovely and had a great personality. We enjoyed all…read morethe food and the positive vibes!!! Would return!!!

We had walked past during the day and when I read the sign that they have blues and bourbon, it was…read moredecided we would visit for dinner. And glad we did. Inside you find a cool lights low environment with blues music playing (of course) along with an excellent selection of drinks and food. I had the beef brisket and it was good. And I had multiple whiskies and they were very good.

Amazing food!! Seated immediately at 6:45pm on a Friday with no wait. Michelin recommended…read morerestaurant! Appetizer we ordered vegetarian jap chae, delicious! Tons of vegan, vegetarian, and gluten free options, all listed out. Hot pot bulgogi was so flavorful and very temperature hot! Couldn't eat it until everyone else was almost done with their meal lol! Poor photograph due to all the steam! Tofu bimbap was super yummy! 10/10 recommend!!

I've been to Hana a few times now, and I haven't been disappointed by the food yet. It is…read moreconsistently good, especially in an area that is lacking in Korean food. My favourite dish when I eat Korean food is Budae Jjigae (korean army stew), and while it is good here, I found it to be almost too spicy (even after I asked for less spice). I've also tried the Bibimbap and hot pot Bulgogi here, and those are tasty non-spicy alternatives! The restaurant is small, but has a nice homey vibe, and the service is good as well. If you're in the mood for some Korean, Hana is a safe bet!

Picked the wrong day to come here, definitely. Major sporting event craziness meant saying excuse…read moreme twice to people I was trying to get past before having to nearly knock their drinks out of their hands anyway as they didn't move. The only respite from the sport would have been the far too posh restaurant area at the back. In the end being cold was the lesser of the two evils and so the seats outside got an early season occupation (despite the heaters not being on). The beer was quite decent mind you. I did enjoy my pint of Otter bitter. I just wish I could have enjoyed it somewhere else. Very different to the pub I remember being here 7/8 years back.

I'm in two minds about this place…read more.. The good... The cocktails are unbelievably delicious! We tried a few different cocktails and each one was either totally unique and interesting or one of the best classic cocktails I've ever tasted. The bartenders are super friendly and clearly love their jobs. They have fun chatting to patrons recommending cocktails and just generally monkey-ing around behind the bar. The music, although quite loud, is really good. The DJ played a mix of 80's, pop and general party tunes the night we were there. The bad... The bar seems to be controlled by Gestapo. There are so many rules of what you can and can't do, where they want you to sit and what you can do when you sit there. For instance, you aren't allowed to sit at the outdoor tables with a drink. So why have outdoor tables. And we were not allowed to sit in the back room even though it was almost completely empty and they weren't serving food--not because they were closing the area, but because we weren't ordering food. Just seems a like the place is run like a club by a bunch of fun killers. The patrons are also less than desirable--the number of drunk freaks is unbelievable.

Good pop up restaurant above a pub. Restaurant themed like being in a garden. Food nice and fresh…read moreI had trout with samphire and my friend ox cheek. However felt bot disappointed in size and shape of trout thought it would of been the whole fish. Loved the dessert edible garden was heavenly. on Wednesdays also part of jimmys but down the road they have a special bbq night with a bbq on your table and different marinades to choose from such as coke and lime marinade. That one set outside.

I've never been compelled to write reviews but after my experience this week I couldn't help…read moremyself. I don't know why this pop up has such good reviews? I went here for my friends bday and what a rip off it was! We ordered the BBQ picnic menu which was supposed to cost £25 per person and all we got was one mini burger, a tiny sliver of steak, liver pate spread with brioche and white bait! The serving was soooo small I would call them a plate of canapés NOT dinner! In fact the plate we ate off was tiny too! On the positive side, the venue is fantastic and service is amazing but after a tiny plate of unmemorable "canapés" (sorry I refuse to call what we were served dinner) I will not recommend or go back for the BBQ. In the end we spent £50 each person excluding the round of drinks the bday girl shouted and for the record we drank very little as it was a school night so the bill would have been a lot more! Spend your money elsewhere or host your own BBQ at home.

From the moment I walked in the door, all of the staff were sooooooo great. Very nice ambiance in…read morethe restaurant and I really enjoyed my view into the kitchen as a I had a table for one in the back corner with an exclusive view behind the scenes. Timing of courses was perfection, and everything was so flavorful. The scallop dish changed my life -- would fly back to London and go out of my way to come back here again just for this dish. Top notch experience from start to finish, so glad I booked this place in a city with so much culinary talent.

We had such a lovely lunch at Trinity. From the moment we arrived, the service was warm, attentive,…read moreand effortless, the kind that makes you feel really looked after without ever being overbearing. The food was honestly amazing. Every dish felt thoughtful, beautifully put together, and full of flavour. My husband follows Adam Byatt, so we came in with high expectations, and the meal absolutely delivered. It was impressive to see that level of skill and consistency across the whole experience. I'm so glad he brought me here. It felt special without trying too hard, and it was one of those meals you genuinely enjoy from start to finish. We left feeling happy, satisfied, and already looking forward to coming back.

It takes a lot to tempt me South of the river. A night out in the Sun might just do the trick…read moreagain. An ardent fan of North London, I reluctantly found myself in Clapham on a Sunday evening surrounded my Durham graduates and Sloaney wannabes. I needed a drink to cheer me up, but from the moment Becky took me to The Sun, I was appeased. The building itself is really nice. Tables are spaced out in the high ceilinged main bar, and it has a nice proper pub feel. Dark wood, and fireplaces add to the atmosphere, but I spent my night in the garden. The pub has a lovely beer garden, with lots of proper tables spaced out, cover for when it rains, like Sunday, and more annoyingly, but appreciated by most, patio heaters. I hate them! Who came up with the bright idea of trying to heat up outdoors? And people wonder why we have climate change problems! What a waste of energy. Okay, rant over (although 6 pints in this rant did happen)! The beer is good (I drank Pride all night, and it was the proper stuff, not the watered down stuff you get in brass and pine pubs). The BBQ is awesome (£5 for a burger, £6 for a lamb burger), and there is a full menu from the kitchens 7 days a week. The staff are friendly, although generally Sloaney rejects as previously mentioned (I think I had to help them with my change most rounds), but it makes them easy on the eye! Sorry if that is a really sexist remark, but if a pub is going to employ only young fit girls, what do they expect us to think! We went to the Sun for one before dinner. We left 5 hours later completely bungalowed! That should tell you everything you need to know. Awesome.

Nice pub with lots of space but quite busy on a Sunday…read more The downstairs has more modern decor while upstairs you get ceiling murals and a fireplace. There's an outside area which will be great in summer as it's more of a semi- hidden side garden than an open front and has couches too. The atmosphere was nice but I think more appropriate for bigger groups. If you have 10 people going for lunch then it's perfect, if you're only 2 it feels a bit like you are taking up more space than you should. The staff is quite friendly and will help you carry some of your glasses if you're buying a Roy d and can't carry everything because the upstairs bar is not always open. In general it's a good place to have in mind when looking for somewhere out of the way to go last minute, otherwise wait till the weather is better so you can go sit outside.

This place was suggested to me, and they were on 1000%. I love the food and service, Next time i…read moream in Brixton, I will make this my first stop!!!

Just left this place and what a truly and utterly disappointing meal I just had…read more I should've known it was going to go south when I saw Ting in a can... Let's start with the good - the salad dressing was delish,the rice and gungo peas had a good base with the coconut coming thru and the homemade ginger beer/lemonade was good. Everything else was just bad - I mean REALLY bad. Roti skin - bland Curry goat - no flavor, no spice and HOW do you manage to have watery gravy with potatoes in the pot?!?! Ugh! Curry chicken - just as bland, flavorless and again watery gravy with potatoes in the pot. To top it all off, it ended up being approx. $75USD. THIS CANNOT BE LIFE! Whomever was in the kitchen needs to return to yard for lessons because this was HORRIBLE. I'm overly disappointed as I was truly looking forward to this meal the most out of all of the foods I planned to enjoy during my London trip and this was the most disappointing. That's All...

Busy pub but not that great…read more Outdoor seating is on the intersection of two busy roads, so noisy and dusty. It's not in the common as its across the road. Limited non alcoholic drinks. Only soft drinks and Firefly. Crab and avocado on toast was so-so. The avocado slices were unripe, they should have used another.

Let's face it, there ain't all that much in the way of a local boozer and so The Hope comes as a…read morebit of light relief as a stop over on the way home at the end of a day at work. It's a cosy pub across from Wandsworth Common that serves good beer and wine and has a good selection of spirits. It has a fantastic atmosphere and is quite stylish without being stuffy or pretentious. Regulars tend to vary from being bright young things to your more mature serious types. There is a great selection of board games if you're that way inclined although I don't see too much of that going on. Mostly it seems to be a meeting point for groups of friends to drink and be merry. Being located across from the common is an added bonus over the summer where large groups of thirty-something friends tend to gather and make the most of what good weather there is. There is some seating outside and it's generally buzzing on anything resembling a balmy evening. Defo recommended for regular visits. Nice!