Lovely little addition to the string of shops, cafes and restaurants along this road. Everything is…read moreclean, well organised and the service was excellent. Good Kimbo coffee on offer here and the tea comes in HUGE mugs. The tea bag is left in and you add your own milk (which may announced some people) but this is perfect for me as I love good strong tea and left the bag in for ages. I had the posh cheese on toast, a crusty slice with Dijon mustard and melted cheddar, also decided to add on the crispy pancetta for a quid fifty extra, very glad I did. This is also a little Italian deli where you can pick up cured meats and cheeses. Didn't buy any myself but there is a decent selection and I can definitely see myself coming back to grab a taster bag. Oh, and this place caters very well for parents with small children, there are about as many high chairs on offer as there are adult chairs!

This place is also a deli (Italian) that has recently changed its name . This place could have got…read more4 or 5 stars but for some big howlers. On the plus side is a great place to chill and relax esp. on a Saturday morning. Airy, cool, open describes the interior and this places position is on a not too busy main road leading towards Southgate. There's a few tables and chairs outside for when the sun returns. Food and snacks are good, coffee and hot drinks OK but the service can sometimes be awful. I ordered a main course there once and what with me Italian pronunciation not being the best decided to point to the menu (a classic British trick) just to make sure that they had the right thing being served up. WRONG!!! They still got the order wrong and the waitress who delivered it (different one from the order taker) told me that this wasn't uncommon. They also have the hyper annoying habit of continually asking you what you would like to eat when you have only just sat down for a beer or a coffee take note Ciba if I want to order food with my drink I'll let you know thanks! Alll in all a nice cosy, chilled place to eat and drink let down (badly) by the two above points. Hope it improves to get get 4 or 5 stars PS The map displayed by QYPE is totall wrong and miles away just Bing the postcode!

the best place in Stepney. From breakfast, lunch and dinner.. That place help aso with a pice of…read morecake or coffees or real Neapolitan pizza...

Very good bakery, I had a Green Tea Matcha Croissant which was very good and for GBP 1.60 was fair.read more

We stopped here for lunch while strolling around the area and grabbed a table for two outside. It…read moremade for an interesting view, as there's a hookah bar with outdoor seating right across the way! I went with the chicken avocado sandwich but chose the ciabatta bread. It was a bit dry, but I don't like mayo and I asked to make sure that there wasn't any. The avocado moistened the sandwich somewhat. The service was abrupt. One particular server was a bit rude to a neighboring diner who opted for tea after already receiving the check-like he should have ordered it before the check! Not nice! It was okay. Not sure if I'd return. Lots of people getting takeaway though.

We accidentally came here while looking for another restaurant. Overall the service was very good…read moreas was the food. We had a few salads a sandwich and a pasta dish all were prepared quickly and were quite tasty I would recommend it

This hip little cafe features a small retail shop in the front and a large dining room packed with…read moretables in the back. We came on a weekend afternoon and had to wait around 30 minutes for brunch. The place was very busy and you could see the waiters rushing around to serve each table. The service was pretty minimal after we placed our orders. They leave a large bottle of water on your table so you can refill water yourself. There was a good mix of traditional brunch options and trendier, healthier options. I was craving something sweet and unhealthy so I ordered the pancakes. It came with lots of cream on top satisfied my sweet tooth. I tried my friend's sweet potato and chorizo hash, but it tasted very average. The ingredients used in their food seemed fresh. Overall, the food wasn't good enough to make me want to visit again, but it wasn't bad by any means.

I really liked 202 in Notting Hill, and I found the whole experience of eating within the space of…read morea gift, furniture and clothes shop to be highly enjoyable, but I can't help but feel a little sceptical of the premise. It's like someone said; 'OK, we are surrounded by rich West Londoners - how can we get them to spend the most money possible? Lets offer them an enviable lifestyle while they eat, and then they will spend their money TWO times over, rather than just once!' I was almost worried that they were going to offer me a property brochure with 202 houses for sale rather than the dessert menu. That's my only complaint. And if I were rich enough to take advantage of this shop to it's full extent, then I definitely would. Nicole Fahri's tasteful eye has cast itself over every square inch of this shop. To the front of the shop is home furnishings, laid out in a way in such a way that for a very brief moment, you could dream that this was your living room; tastefully furnished with a few quirky artefact's thrown in. I loved her miniature model French CV cars. Downstairs is mainly clothes, again, I coveted everything. Upstairs is where all the beautiful people eat. The menu is comprehensive and spans through Breakfast, Brunch, Lunch and Dinner, and comes with a well chosen wine menu. The penny pinching cynic in me was won over - especially when I realised that I can shop between courses - result!

Probably one of the best restaurants in Warford. Mainly italian food but you can find Serbia…read morePlaskjavica here.

Nice intimate cafe / dinner. Stooped in for a quick lunch. Bangers n mash were delicious and peroni…read morebeers there to wash it down. good meal, good service = I'd go back on next visit to watford

I used to work on Baker Street, directly opposite Bar Linda, in the 1980s at Stirling Microsystems…read more To my surprise, when I searched Google maps for the office I used to work in and panned around Bar Linda was there, exactly as I remembered it. My absolute favourite sandwich was tuna siciliana, a granary roll with tuna, sun dried tomatoes, peppers, etc, I think! I used to plead with the owner to tell me the recipe, he never would. It is still one of the best sandwiches I have ever eaten. Good old days!

I thought the food tasted there was a limited amount of meals to order however the choices were…read moregreat. The employees didn't seem happy when they were serving but the hygiene of the store was very clean, toilets were placed downstairs so the smell was decent

There is no shortage of sandwich quick stops in this particular offshoot of the Old Street…read moreroundabout... In fact, there are about 3-4 in a row, on both sides...making for about 8 places to grab your coffee, bagel or quick lunch within a 1 street stretch. I wonder how they all make it!? I've been to Kafeteria twice now and I am satisfied with it. It's not "out of this world" but it is sufficient, the service prompt and friendly and I've been on my way with a bagel in hand without incident. Most recently over the weekend I was craving a toasted bagel with egg and bacon, and that is precisely what I received. Their weekend business is a bit slower (they don't pre-make as many things, as the worker bee lunch crowds are not around) but they'll whip you up what you like. They've got a massive chalkboard with all the options to select from and a cooler full of cold drinks. IN the summer, their patio is quite legit for a small lunch place, do check it out. There is plentiful picnic table seating as well, making this a nice spot to catch up on the news or just rest your weary self and recharge from battling Old Street for a bit. A solid sandwich stop. Nothing fancy, but it does the trick. *organic coffee (does differentiate them from the other shops nearby!) *Cash only. *£2.50 minimum for eat-in lunchers.

This place is like Ronseal 'It does exactly what it says on the tin'. Quick, efficient and good…read morequality - especially their soups. Bonus is outdoor terrace at back - not the best looking but off any road. Service can be a tad surly but honest and good value.

Solche Cilician is perfectly position on Regents Canal, at the bottom of Broadway Market. My…read morefavourite thing about this place is its outdoor back patio, there is something kind of magical about it. The patio is fully enclosed and resembles an inner city back garden, both in its size and the way it is decorated. Solche is a Cilician restaurant, and before I dined there, I had no idea what kind of food to expect. I was pleasantly surprised when my main dish arrived, chicken stuffed with mozzarella and spinach. The presentation was lovely and the chicken was succulent and full of flavour. It was well worth the 12 pounds I paid for it. Overall, with thanks to the staff, the experience was charming.

MMMM, nice. Yup, Solche Cicilia is a welcome and welcoming treat. It was all hustle and bustle…read morewhen I was in, lovely little trip to this corner of Hackney, courtesy of family. And upon entering, we were met with a wall of good background restaurant noise: tinkle of cutlery on crockery, hearty laughter, waiters gliding back and forth, that kind of thing. So, atmosphere really good. Food - it seems like they offer quite standard British restaurant fare, but with little Turkish (I think it's Turkish) twists, so, olives where you wouldn't expect to find them. I'm a sucker for mezze, and these were really decent. I've advise you to get the hot AND cold to start things off, makes for an interesting beginning to the meal. Not loads of vegetarian option. Given that family were paying, I plumped for the Imam Bayildi (which I believe means the Imam weapt) and it's that good. Really tasty stuff. The rest of them had meat, which they thoroughly enjoyed... I suppose if you advertise yourself as a grill, you hope to grill meat well. Yeah, it's Cicilia's nothing too fancy, not a lot of pretention, and that's good. It does what it what it looks it will from the outside, you can't knock it. Well made, well presented South East European cuisine in a sympathetic friendly warm surrounding. Done