5 = food 5 = service…read more5 = atmosphere Everything was very good after a full day of being tourists and coming off of the London Eye. We came and beat the crowd. My husband and I shared the lentil soup and we both ordered the Coban Kavurma. It was all very delicious. The spices on the Coban Kavurma lifts the dish to a higher level. The lentil soup was smooth and flavorful. Our table shared the creamed mushroom which was amazing as well. Our servers were very attentive.

The food is what we call Middle Eastern in the States. For starters, we had babaganoush and…read morephylo-wrapped spinach/cheese. Our main courses were the Lamb Amana, which is minced lamb mixed with spices then formed into a long meatball and cooked on a skewer, and lamb shish kebab. Both were really good. The chicken was moist and flavorful, while the lamb was spicy and juicy. The service was prompt and the interior very confortable. I think you will really like it.

This fantastic turkish restaurant is hidden just behind Southwark station, and covered by plant…read moregrowth. The restaurant is basically located in a converted railway tunnel which adds to the charm. I selected the lunch menu. Despite the items being extrmely hard to pronounce I managed to order a starter and a main. The starter was a calamari rings in batter with a sweet chilli dressing followed by an adequate main of 4 chicken patties with bulgerwheat and salad. Very tasty, good portion and quality. This is definitely one to try again. The lamb shank looked good from what others ordered and I'll be trying that.

It is nice to see more and more places popping up in this previously quite deserted area. EV is…read moreperfect for a quick fix before or after a visit to the theatre or Tate Modern. It's self-service with all mezze dishes on display behind a massive glass counter. I can't remember exactly how much they charged for a selection of four salad items, but the portions were very generous and good value. Mind you I wasn't as impressed as I have been at TAS proper (they belong to the same group). The tzatziki and grilled aubergines were rather bland. I was impressed by the freshness of the parsley salad though and felt I was eating healthy food. EV is located under some railway arches and has the ambience of a generic self-service buffet restaurant - the type you get at National Trust properties. It somewhat lacks in atmosphere, even though the turquoise chandeliers add a touch of class. In summary: more of a quick lunch fix than a destination for a good night out.

Excellent food and great friendly service. Best food in London so far of three days…read more In America, I'd call it tapas. We had about four plates plus naan for two people. The waiter/ bar manager recommended we order about 7 dishes. It was enough food for us given smallish appetites.

Food was amazing, and really wanted to give this place a better rating. Naan was superb, dips we're…read moretasty, lamb chops were cooked perfectly as well. Three issues though: - the octopus was overcooked and quite chewy. Flavor was great though - my wife found a hair in the dessert. Really big flag - dinner for two was 160+ pounds. Very expensive, and didn't give us the dessert free after basically eating their staffs hair

I wish I lived here. It's so yummy, I may consider moving to London. The concept is excellent and…read morethe food is outstanding.

Our team came here for lunch and got seated upstairs. Sadly it was a cloudy day so the view outside…read morewas a bit dreary. I'm sure the light shining through on a bright sunny day would be amazing. We all got a couple small plates each but of course our eyes were larger that our stomachs. 3/5 Beef ribs bagel - a serving of two and a bit small. The bagels were a bit hard but I ate them both and in a rush since they were the last dish to come out 4/5 Cauliflower - a bit tangy but I really liked it 4/5 Hummus - who doesn't love hummus with pita? Very good and creamy 3/5 Potato's - overload with green onion and was just ok Would stop by if I was in the area but wouldn't go out of my way

We were looking to grab a quick meal before our show started and popped into this restaurant…read more Overall we were quite pleased. We started with cocktails. My Old Fashioned tasted great with the Greek honey. The lemon gin drink was OK. Our large Greek salad was excellent. Too often they are made with too much lettuce. Here, there was no lettuce, just lots of veggies, feta cheese, olives, etc. nicely done! Our lamb and halloumi skewers were tasty though could've been a bit larger serving wise. Finally, our flat bread (pita) and hummus were good though perhaps slightly overpriced. Service was very good, the restaurant was clean and fairly comfortable. Two thumbs up!

We dropped by for dinner on a Sunday evening and I wish I hadn't. This place is sketchy Greek at…read morebest: the spanakopita was fried and called spinach tiropitakia which was weird; the service was atrocious and had tons of mistakes; the hummus was bland: the tzatziki was running and unseasoned; the Greek salad came not tossed with olive oil or any type of dressing. I'll give the wine list some credit, but overall I wish we didn't come by. Disappointing and touristy.

First time having Turkish food. Loved it…read more Kazan is a welcoming little restaurant with a delicious selection. Seriously, everything on the menu looks so good. The complimentary bread went so well with the baba ganoush, and the chicken in the Tavuk Izgara was probably the most tender chicken I've ever had in my life. Excellent service, and nice ambiance, but the food is a bit pricier than what I'm used to (to be expected in London).

food review from a vegetarian perspective Borek was salty…read more Hummus was bland and was dry, not flavourful . on request i was provided chilli sauce (not spicy) Falafal was ok Imam bayildi (vg) was ok Overall there are no exciting flavours that test the pallet It's all neutral and seasoned with salt and pepper I would not visit again if I had a choice

This place is delicious!! And it's not pricey at all.. The food is 5 star quality.. I've been here…read morea number of times and I'm always leaving very happy with my whole experience. Their pizza is soooo amazing! And the bruschetta is definitely recommended to start with. I love going here when the weather is nice because they have a beautiful large garden and sometimes they have live jazz. A perfect place for authentic Italian food and a excellent glass of wine!

I've had mixed experiences here but on the balance of last night's dinner, I would definitely go…read moreback and I'll give it a solid four stars. Their brunch is lovely, although the place was largely deserted so the atmosphere wasn't up to much - the only others were a family with some slightly noisy children, but that's to be expected on Bellevue Road. The smoked chicken hash was excellent. Our previous dinner was a quick and desperate search for a burger - their effort, the lamb burger, was very disappointing. But last night we had a full 3 course meal and it went way beyond my (admittedly low after the burger debacle) expectations. I had a great roquefort and endive salad followed by some tasty calves' liver (though why bother asking how I want it cooked if it comes sliced too thin to tell either way) and one of the best creme brulees ever (I know, high praise, but true). The bottle of Italian red was also lovely and not too expensive. The prices are quite high generally, but for this street, not so much. The pub down the road is probably charging similar and I can't imagine the food is nearly as good as this - my brother will rant about the joyous dauphinoise potatoes for weeks to come. z The staff were also very friendly, and although it's a little dark inside, the atmosphere for dinner is just the right side of too formal. Definitely a place for a date to impress, or a special occasion if you go for the full shebang, but also would be nice for a lunch. I imagine it's not too full of business types given the location. One small thing - no bread pre-dinner. I'd expect that. A good find.

Nice restaurant inside actually was surprised. The food was very good and very reasonable. Got the…read moresampler for 1 $15 and a fatoush salad. The pita was fresh and homemade. Service was strange had 2 servers which got a little confusing.

It was a nice catch up with the friends was a bit hard to find but great food maybe that wasn't the…read morelast time

This place is cool. In fact, you could say I'm keen on it. Maaaaawwwh. Puns…read more Anyway, kidding aside, Keen is a brand new hipster coffee/lunch place that just opened in the soulless wasteland that is Victoria. In fact that and a Pret opened on the same corner, yet my co-workers come back every day with white Keen lunchbags. Suck it, Pret. Keen is a start-up by two cute English and French guys, they cook everything on the premises so it's fresh and made with great ingredients! They serve sandwiches on proper good artisan sourdough and brioche, fresh salads and hot pots of soup and chicken dishes. They also make fancy hipster coffee. Obviously. Mostly I love that they have little pots of chocolate mousse, fruit and posh yoghurts, for only £1.50, already making it better value than Pret. They are super friendly and obviously excited to be part of the community around here. My office love it for a reason and if you work around here, you should definitely support this little guy.

Premade sandwiches and soups. Prices are a bit higher then others that are similar…read more Had some butternut squash soup and a shepherd's pie. Also got a few sandwiches. They taste a lot better than other take away places but does cost about 1 euro more.

Beautiful location under the wines. We didn't sit outside but inside was fine. The service was ok…read morebut seemed like a lot of inexperienced staff however they were still pleasant. Food was fine but disappointed with undressed salad and no sauce on the lamb shank

At last the local-ish restaurant I've been searching for for ages... Absolutely everything you want…read morefrom a relaxed , unpretentious local Mediterranean restaurant. UK quality ingredients aside , The Vineyard is highly recommended . Octopus in red wine starter perfect, chef did his best with North Sea rather than Med calamari and fries with tomato salad , baklava not quite as chilled as it could be, but Greek Mythos beer and the whole package mean I will be back ... Can't believe I have put up with so many sub standard pub chain meals for long!!!