It's taken almost two years for me to get around to writing a review of this awesome place, and I'm…read moreglad it is still around because the service was magnificent. It did seem pretty quiet when I was there, but maybe it was because it was summer, and not early in the morning. Also, it's straight across from the station, so there is that also. Yeah, this place gets my mark of approval.

Great little cafe/sandwich bar near the overground/tube station. I entered around 9:30am, super…read morefriendly staff greeted me, and £2.50 later I was chomping on a fresh egg and bacon muffin and coffee. Everything in the cabinets looked fresh and the coffee is espresso. Although rather milky I enjoyed it. Blackboard with daily specials, recommended for a quick stop or hang around. No Wi-Fi but there are access points in the area which you may pick up near the window.

The food is good, not somewhere I'd go all the time but good for the occasional meal…read more The place is a little less presentable than the other one nearby in Centrale (same chain, different location).

Veg Biriyani was stale. When we complained, owner shrugged his shoulders. Threw the whole thing…read moreaway. Stay away if you don't want to be food poisoned. Wrap with falafel was half decent.

Busy but great cafe. Service is always friendly and quick, given the army of staff behind the…read morecounter! Their veggie falafel wrap is a favorite I always go back for. A very filling and reasonably priced lunch.

I'm with Ben M - the staff here are ever so friendly! I guess, how could you not be upbeat and…read morewelcoming when the radio churns out endless peppy dance tracks? It's a bit like a piece of Italy in Clerkenwell, actually. I had a late lunch of a simple salami sandwich toasted to crispy perfection and a satisfying americano whilst watching the rain pour down outside. I suppose it's a good thing that during the quiet times, I observed the employees themselves sitting down to have a meal of Deli'z food, too. Practice what you preach, eh? On one hand, I'm shocked it's taken me this long to discover a lovely little café just around the corner from my flat. On the other hand, I'm glad to know that I have another great option for lunch in my neighbourhood.

I love this little café! It's right around the corner from me and serves up delicious sandwiches…read moreand seriously the best latte's I have had in London. The people here are really nice and take pride in their food and their prices are some of the cheapest around and the food is great quality. They have sandwiches, salads, pastries, and tons of assorted coffee drinks. This café just opened up a few weeks ago so go and check it out! You won't be disappointed. A perfect place to grab a bite on your lunch break or a latte with a friend, this café warms you up no matter how cold it is outside.

We grabbed takeaway here for lunch and ate in a nearby park. We got falafel wraps made vegan…read more(without the mayo) which were a little dry without more hummus or tomato but were still good, as well as the fries with them. We also got a salad which was good but very small (the large size was very small). The biscoff filled vegan donut was absolutely delicious! They have a fair amount of seating indoors, none outdoors.

They make a nice flat white and serve some fresh-tasting, good-looking breakfast food. I had the…read moregluten-free breakfast, and was happy with all but the funky veggie sausage that tasted like Thanksgiving stuffing (if that comparison works for most of you). Gluten-free is not synonymous with meat-free, however I realize that many sausages contain bread product of some kind. Anyway, if the weather happens to continue as it has been, then a stop at the Parlour for a nibble in the back garden is definitely in order! *Order at counter and then go choose your seat.

Hidden gem--Feels like eating in the owner's family kitchen. Everything is fresh, homemade,…read morehealthful, and yummy! Tania's is tucked in the Craft and Antique Emporium alley--steaming fresh Nutella waffles, falafel, Gassans' own "Miracle Juice" (fruits and veggies juiced together) that has kept me healthy all winter, and amazing healthful hot vegetable soup, (among other things). The family (Lina, Mohammed, Gassan, and Tania) are super friendly and warm. Visiting with them is one of my favorite parts of going. This may be my favorite place in Hampstead. It's very small and has only counter seating with one outdoor table. It's a lovely quiet place to come and enjoy great healthful food and the owners' lovely company.

This is a review of Tania's Happy Healthy Kitchen just down the road from Tania's of Hampstead and…read morerun by the same family. I had the best falafels I've ever tasted there. Pleasant mildly spiced flavour and not overcooked and greasy like falafels sometimes are. The food is cooked in the family kitchen and the owner was very pleasant to chat with. Well worth a visit.

Formerly a fairly poor pub called Angie's of Holloway Road. This old pub has been transformed into…read morea café/restaurant now called 'The Spoke' a name to reflect it's apparently bike friendly nature. Being just around the corner from my house I was excited to see what the pub was going to be turned into and was pleasantly surprised when it was not just refurbished as a pub. I visited the place about a week after it opened and was pleased with what I found. A nicely decorated space with many tables and a open to view kitchen with seating around it so you can watch your food being prepared. The menu is not overwhelmingly large and hopefully this means that everything they do, they do well. I opted for the full English breakfast at £8 is rather on the pricey side, however what you get is a large breakfast with quality ingredients and you really can taste what your eating is great food. The place offers only free range organic type food and for that reason is slightly higher price than most places in Archway. They have a range of food on the menu burgers etc and offer wine and some nice craft beer too. I'm not really sure why it's bike friendly, a friend told me it's supposedly is. There is the addition of two bike posts on the pavement outside on the junction and maybe these were installed at the request of the owner?? Certainly didn't see anyone with their bike in the place. Overall I'm please to see an establishment of this sort come to the Archway area, and hopefully it is a success. It certainly deserves to be.

Nice place to go out 4 a bite to eat,go for a hot drink or alcohol/ cocktails, a bit to eat/lunch…read moreor dinner or a cake! Very friendly staff who have allowed my dog in. Good service along with a good atmospher.

As I was in urgent need of a filling hot meal in a short space of time whilst in Westfield, Square…read morePie ticked all the boxes. It had a variety of pies ready to be consumed, a nice range of sides to complement the pies and reasonably priced drinks when compared to the other food outlets. Furthermore the staff offered to heat up the pie and cook another one if the one you fancy is not on show. Good all-round service, a satisfying mash with gravy and all ready when you are.

Square pie = squarely disappointed…read more A friend and I got slightly carried away shopping so needed some quick takeaway food to make our train. The food court was pretty busy on a Saturday lunchtime and though we both quite fancied Tortilla, so did about 50 other people waiting in the queue for it. We turned to Square Pie in the interests of speed as the queue was only 1-person long. That should've been a clue perhaps. I went for the Skinny Spinach, Goat's Cheese and Sweet Potato pie because those are 3 of my favourite things and yeah, the word 'skinny' in front of anything just makes me feel good about myself even if it's only saving me 10 calories off about 400. 'Skinny' here means the pastry only forms the lid of the pie rather than the base and walls too, thus it comes in a thin plastic mould to keep the filling in. I knew it wouldn't be as 'hearty' without the full pastry case, but the lid was thin and mostly stuck to the mould. The filling didn't fill the inside either. And there was no goat's cheese. False advertising alert. On the plus side, the scoop of sweet potato mash was yum. Though portion control left much to be desired as mine was about twice the size of my mate's (muhahahaa). It still wasn't close to getting good value for money though - after such a glum-looking pie I was £6.50 poorer and still hungry. If I hadn't been in such good company it would've been a glum-looking me too!