Great option for late meal. Ate there twice during my stay in London. Enjoyed the falafel with…read morechili sauce - hummus, cabbage, lettuce and tomatoes. The fries got soggy when you take them to go - they steam within the to-go container. Staff was friendly.

Never wonderful but always open when one is pissed-up and around Angel in the wee hours of the…read moremorning. Nothing else seems to be open as late so Kebab Centre is your salvation here. Salvation kebab? Can't let that start trending. What you need to sacrifice in quality is made up for in convenience. As far as greasy, drunk food goes this is far from bad but manage your expectations. I presume this review is for those who need late night/early hours munch suggestions, if you're thinking about eating here in the daylight hours when everything else is still open then sort your life out. To booze! And it's simplicity! Ian

I was excited to stumble upon this place while walking around London. True, it looks like a pretty…read moretypical chain restaurant but Germany's most popular fast food does not really exist in its most splendid form outside of their country, and certainly not in the USA, so I was willing to try it - I was pleasantly surprised! The ordering system here is slicker than I would expect for such a small chain so I suspect this is some kind of VC-backed operation that is rapidly expanding. It has a touch-screen system ala McDonalds and getting your delicious Doner is painless. The taste was, from my memory, fairly similar to the kebabs and wraps I've had in Klon and Berlin but I'll have to return to confirm. I Tried a chicken and beef classic Doner kebab sandwich and it had a variety of delicious aspects: the beef and chicken were perfect kebab sliced juicy cuts of very thin meat, the vegetables were very fresh, the bread was light and tasty, and the sauces make the whole thing; love both the garlic and yoghourt! Better than expected!

Mid! Saw workers coughing over my order eeewww. I will not be coming back.read more

Many workers not working so there was a long line and soooooo over priced and they gave half…read moreportions. 8.65 pounds for this tiny thing of rice and my friend paid 13.5 pounds for her bowl which was only half full. Will not be coming back to this location.

Burrito was like 50% rice and totally not worth the GBP3 in guacamole. It's like a drop. Also had a…read moreweird oily taste. Chips are over fried and oily compared to the US ones

Do not go in this cafe if you're on business or for any reason want a receipt to enable you to…read moreclaim expenses. I had to argue with the staff who did not understand the difference between a card voucher and a receipt. The manager eventually came and put a sum through the till to provide one but it had the wrong date and the wrong business name. Don't even think about getting a correct VAT receipt. The food was OK so if no receipt is wanted, there wouldn't be a problem.

Lovely little deli! Fresh food, very tasty salads and delicious sandwiches. Very clean and…read morefriendly. A little gem in an area with so many choices. So happy I stopped!

Classic! Hope can you not love them. I love the fries specially because they are cooked in peanut…read moreoil .

Firstly, I HATE the decor, ambiance and look and feel of Five Guys. I see kinda what they're tying…read moreto do with it, it's got a super homogenised, clean and generic 1950's US diner vibe... which grates with me so much (with the exception of the articles on the wall which describes their success to date across America) - because actually, the product they're selling is AMAZING. Best burger I've ever had? It's up there let me tell you (though that honour remains with Patty & Bun)! What I really liked about Five Guys was the way that burgers could be customised, and how while it looks like fast food (but isn't priced like fast food), each burger is made specifically for the person ordering it. And that burger comprises a truly succulent, tasty patty, an amazing bun, fantastic bacon (should you want bacon) and, grilled onions? Yes please again if you want them. Anyway, it all came together into a burger that honestly, WOW. The list of items you can add to your burger was probably 15 or 16 long, the combinations must be immense! And that was accompanied by fries that I would say are the best fries I've ever had. And the nice touch on the wall where they tell you where the potatoes come from was not lost on me. Five Guys. Amazing!

Food 5/5 Service 4/4…read moreAmbiance 5/5 Great envirnoment, wonderfull and delicious food, i was very happy to see lighting here

It was fine. Not as good as chipotle, but service was quick and friendly. It's a weekday lunch spotread more

Solid quick option for lunch…read more Got a curry bowl with the lentil option and korma sauce. Little bit of a kick, solid flavor.

Indian burritos are like a spinoff of your favourite show. So the next question is this a Star Trek…read moreDS9, or a Star Trek Enterprise kind of deal. Quite happily, I'm proud to say it's the former. Bombay Burrito is pretty close to what you imagine an Indian burrito to be. Curry, chutneys, chickpeas, salad, chilli (proper spicy chilli) and delicious spices. Each day they have rotating specials meaning the menu is small, but there should always be something new or in rotation. The staff, were great. Very friendly, and packed our burritos to the brim. We were here with a groupon, but that didn't matter, I challenged that one of our burritos couldn't be folded, and was absolutely impressed when it turned out I was clearly wrong. Additionally, we were allowed to pick any beer from the selection. I was surprised at the range of quite interesting craft beers I hadn't seen anywhere else. The 8% one was a refreshing surprise and turned me red (asian glow) within 5 minutes. Whilst there we also scavenged some poppadum crisps from a table that hadn't finished and were friendly enough to pass them our way (I say pass, but really I meant: we asked and took :D). The staff noticed and were kind enough to offer us some additional chutneys to use as dip. Now that's lovely human service. So in all, Indian burritos all things being fair, should take off in a big way. I'm not sure if Bombay Burrito is the chain to do it, but I really hope they do. The combination of great food, drink is a hit. It just needs the marketing drive and the hipsters to support it to really take off.

burger shit i brought the burger for £100 and it is completely raw just like me, the workers kept…read moreon bragging about their 5 star cuisine but it was shit and raw

Though this is not a palace of delicacies, I always end up here when I most need it, after a good…read morenight out, and I never fail to come out with a good, tender and tasty piece of chicken that keeps me alive until I reach home. The staff are easy to befriend, and the prices are really honest. Enjoy those wings !!!

I live in the states and like to drink booze. I am sad that a shot over in the UK is usually a one…read moreounce pour. I still had many. One of my favorite drunk foods in USA is a Greek gyro. I wish we had more doner kabab places. I also enjoy shawarma, al pastor, hell, any kind of meat rotating on a vertical spit! Come on down to Crystal Kebab and enjoy some food!

You are not gonna regret coming here! We were in London for 5 days and ate here twice it was that…read moregood. The lamb and chicken were both delicious. The salad is good and the sauces are excellent! The men behind the counter are pros and get you in and out with good haste. Go go go!

Tortilla does good burritos...I have to say. And lemme tell you, I'm a spoilt brat, having lived in…read moreSan Francisco, a burrito-mecca, for quite a while! I've had my first Tortilla-burrito at Yelp event a while back and chatting with the owner, I found out that he's actually from San Francisco - which probably explains why I like their burritos. And since the event, I've kind of made Tortilla my default-Mexican food stop when my craving gets too strong. My tip: when you get a steak or pork burrito - ask them to NOT squeeze out the juice. I find that a juicy (well-lubricated) burrito is much tastier. Also, do invest in extra-guacamole, as this will uplift the flavour tremendously. (They are a little stingy on the guacamole though.)

This place claims to make California burritos -- according to the huge poster on their doors. This…read morewas what got my attention in the first place as I was craving some Mission classics. After popping in and waiting for 7 minutes in the line, I finally got to ask the lady at the counter if they actually make some real California burritos, like you know, with French fries instead of rice. Which was met with the most puzzled stare...anyways, I ended up ordering a classic burrito which was ok, but still feeling like I got tricked into this. Now, does anyone know an authentic Mexican joint whuch do California burritos?