such an awful experience - do not go. the staff were so unbelievably rude, especially the main…read morewoman there. said they didn't have a wrap, so I had a burger, but then served wraps to everyone behind me. then proceeded to laugh at me. chat about me between staff. was awful from awful people and would never ever go again, spend your money at KC ffs - don't even wanna give it a 1 review but have to give it something

I love Katie's. It is my local go to place for fried chicken. The prices are really low. The…read morechicken has a tasty spice in the coating. I would give them give stars if they made chips from scratch instead of frozen, but then I wouldn't want their prices going up.

Has changed its name to Sherif's Fish Bar. Did visit and bought 3pieces of chicken, that was all I…read morecould afford as they wasn't taking cards at the time and it was all the cash I had on me. The chicken was good. They also do kebabs and fish, so next visit probably fish, now that their card machine is working. Very stylish interior and the people were friendly.

Very intriguing little business which recently opened near where I live. They have the cutest…read morelittle logo... Been in a few times. Don't normally eat out nowadays as I'm on a strict budget at the mo, but then this joint is specifically there to accommodate for people like me. So I've found myself giving in and treating myself a few times more often than I care to admit... I can't remember the exact name of the dish I always order. I don't think it's on any of the menus I've seen online... it's a lamb kofta in pita ensemble, which is £3.50 (although I usually order it with chips and a drink, bringing the total to £4.50). The lamb kofta arrives like a burger. Which is what you'd expect. While not quite the penultimate kebab experience it's pretty darn tasty. I always order it with chilli and garlic sauce, and am always very impressed... When I opt for the chips in addition (which is almost always) I am treated with a veritable plethora of my favourite potato snack. If Peri-Peri Original did bad fries (which is sometimes the case with budget fast food joints) I wouldn't be trumpeting this fact. But, as it is ; lots of lovely fries for me to NOM! Cheapest place to get kebab-ish take-away in the Stockwell area. Check it out!

My go-to late night dining option. I originally came upon this on a quest to find an alternative…read moreto Gizel Kebab. The street around Clapham Common tube station is usually devoid of food options at 3:30am. Never having ventured further than the south entrance of the tube stop, I now cross the street and my eyes fell upon the neon white and blue sign proclaiming offerings of fried chicken and pizza. I noticed the crowd gathered outside and inside, drunk revelers dancing to the non-stop Backstreet Boys music videos playing inside and the guys behind the counter cracking jokes at their inebriated clientele. I usually order a #8, two breast pieces, two drumsticks and chips. The breading is out of this world, crispy and peppery with just the right amount of oil...and they even add extra salt. The sodium bomb goes down well and leaves you satisfied for the night.

I love this place as its been here for Years even when i was going to secondary school which should…read moretell you how nice the food is here and eveybody in clapham who nhas had it luvs it. Always a good place to go after a few drinks and you fancy some chicken.

Roosters is my go to on Deliveroo. Very reliable. It's like an upmarket KFC or McDonalds tbh…read more That's not a bad thing.

Best takeaway I've ever had we are regulars with roosters there portions are large and also yummy!!…read moreX especially there chicken wraps and hallomi cheese

OK, it's a bog-standard kebab shop, so it's four stars based on that…read more But it's not really a bog-standard kebab shop. I mean, sure, you can stumble in 'til 12 or 1 and get chips and kofta meat slathered with salad cream and salt, but you'd be doing yourself a disservice. They've got really nice falafel and pretty decent kofta and it's cheap as chips. I only wish they'd get an Irish chipper over to show them how to make chips out of potatos, rather than a freezer bag.

You forget this kebab shop is here given what's around it! We had some tasty shawarma wraps. The…read moreflatbread was fresh and there was fresh crunchy veg. Definitely worth stopping by if you want a quick bite to eat!

I've been hearing good things about Dirty Burger for aaaages, so when I chanced across this place…read morewhile scouting around in Balham with a friend, I was pretty psyched! The veggie burger (kinda annoyingly named the 'Cop out'(!) was actually phenomenal. It was juicey and gooey and very, very tasty. It reminded me quite a lot of the Patty and Bun version, and they also have some amazing chilli sauces (that are house-made) to go along with!

Loved it! The decor, the music, the food! All of it... apart from the original waiter we had. He,…read morewas beyond useless. But luckily for us a lovely lady took care of all our chicken shop needs, she was awesome! I just wish I'd gotten her name. As for the food, I ordered the dirty burger. I shall be visiting to have this again! So yummy!! The food came out really quick. Definitely a plus given how hungry I was. Had an espresso martini, my go to. Not that great! The margarita though, so much nicer! Great place in Brixton!

Our food was really really good here. I love the atmosphere and this place has it nailed.read more

Probably the best Nepalese food in South London!…read more Unlike many Indian restaurants, Saffron doesn't have an extensive menu with every possible variation on the theme of curry. The menu is brief and to the point, with a few dozen main dishes and a handful of starters and sides, so you know that time and care is taken over the preparation of each one. There's a few curry house favourites here for the unadventurous (Rogan Josh, Chicken Korma) but come here for the unusual Nepalese dishes like the fiery Chicken Everest or Kathmandu Lamb. The head chef is Hitkaji Gurung, formerly of the Bombay Bicycle Club, and he takes his food very seriously indeed. All the spices are ground on the premises and the kitchen is open to the counter so you can see what's going on. And they don't use any artificial colours or preservatives - no MSG or luridly-coloured sauces here! It's not the cheapest takeout in the world (main dishes start at about £7) but you pay for quality. There's 10% off for collection and every order comes with a free poppadom and tub of mango chutney.

I ordered the rum punch, oxtails and a side of plantains. My drink was really good and not too…read moresweet, I would def order again. My oxtail was pretty good but on the spicier side due to all the peppercorn in the sauce. However, the mango chutney and coleslaw helped with reducing the spice. In terms of flavor itself, it very mild. I prefer more thyme, tomato paste and just more seasoning in general. The place is definitely on the cozy side since most of their seating is outside. Unfortunately it was 32 degrees so I opted for inside where there's only 4 tables. I was a solo dinner, so I was placed with a group which was fine with me since it was so cold. But heads up for any anxious solo eaters that you may have to sit with strangers. The waitstaff were really nice and accommodating which I really appreciated. Overall I'm glad I stopped by to eat

The food was simply delicious! Flavors on flavors on flavors I was super satisfied and this place…read morelived up to all the hype!! Service was amazing and the vibes were vibing ! I'm glad I get to say I went to London for the first time in my life and came across this place in Brixton by word of a mouth from a local well known DJ (Big Up Mixmaster J) Thanks so much for sharing this amazing little place w BIG flava! Wish I could give 5 x10 stars!! Bonus: I got to meet the owner Mr. Brian Danclair who happened to be dining in the table next to us! Super Humble and super gracious host!!!

Absolutely adored this little place right outside the Brixton market. Happy I stumbled upon it via…read morean Instagram post! We arrived just before they opened, but the kind staff allowed us inside anyhow. We got sat, ordered some ciders and chatted with the bartender. He as extremely friendly and gave us a lot of recommendations for our holiday visit in the London area. It's a small restaurant but we were the only ones in for awhile around lunch time on a Thursday. I tried the chicken and waffle sandwich. Had excellent taste and the add-ons really made the sandwich complete. The bf got the chicky tenders and they had a great flavor. The fries were delicious and they had many different sauce options. I will recommend this place to friends in the area in the future simple for the fun name, American cuisine and friendly service

This location is now closed and unfortunately, it's now in the Market House. I say unfortunately…read morebecause the food is so good that you wished it wasn't in the loudest bar in Brixton where you're literally yelling at one another to be heard! All that to say, this is some of the best bar food you will find in London. The chicken dippers made from thigh meat (!!), any of the wings (although they could have been deep fried to a nice crunchiness before being tossed in sauce) and the ranch fries (a big mound of fries topped with cheese ranch dressing and salsa. Everything was a great representation of the best junk food America has to offer. Excellent! But seriously, this is not the venue for a tête à tête because you will be screaming at one another to be heard. A great place if you want to bring on early deafness but not if you actually want to have a conversation!