Hello, I popped in for a full english breakfast today and…read morewas really impressed. Not only was it delicious but the staff were fantastic. I saw three members of staff and each one had a huge smile which was really refreshing. The layout of the shop itself is lovely, really light and spacious and the staff have created a lovely atmosphere in there. Thumbs up! Many Thanks Nicola

Miracles is really great although not a great secret. Food is always delicious and the service is…read moreusually very good too. It is likely to be very busy, sometimes a little too busy as it can get a little too loud to chat. But I do think that it shows how many people love this place and with good reason, the winning combination of good food, good staff and relaxed vibes.

I shopped at the Pret A Manger 211-213 Baker Street, London UK location around 12:45pm on 6 March…read more2022. I did not see any name tags so I'll say a young asian looking cashier took my order. She very rude and unprofessional. I understand it is a busy location but her actions and then dumping my food and drinks in the bag was ridiculous. 8 March 2022 Pret A Manger sent me a mean scathing email for this post. It simple proves my point. If it comes again it will replace the current image.

Nice Pret in a street corner, smaller than usual but with all their menu…read more Really handy if you are in the area or Madame Tussauds or Sherlock Holmes' Museum.

Just a short walk from the Bekonscot Model Village is this gem! For lunch, I ordered the sirloin…read moresteak sandwich that comes with mustard, but I requested mayo. No problem. The carmelized onions were sooo sweet, and the brioche bread was fresh from the oven. The french fries were tiny, thin, and crispy, unusual for the U.K. and delicious. My companions had the chicken club and they too raved about the taste. The restaurant was lovely inside and out, and the staff very pleasant. The desserts in the bakery part looked wonderful, but I was pleasantly stuffed. Next time!

Had a very disappointing coffee / brunch . Staff not very…read morepleasant , didn't ask if we wanted food just walked away! Had to ask . The noise was ridiculously loud with staff literally thumping the counter every so often with his coffee measure .My friend ordered cold milk and it arrives hot then was told rather abruptly she hadn't ordered it . We moved away then they had the nerve to charge service!! Won't be returning I'm afraid .

If you're in FInsbury Park, then you're probably spoilt for choice, at least for Coffee with some…read morepretty well know places to choose from but this place is really nice. For a start their prices are reasonable, in fact so reasonable that the first time I went there I asked Lara (the owner) if I'd been undercharged. Next the food is made there, no buying in stuff from outside to sell, you can frequently see the people serviing also prepping stuff for cooking. And lastly it has a nice friendly vibe about it, a very nice space at the back of the shop to sit down and chill, and I'm guessing they have a lot of regulars there because as I only take away I sometimes see the same faces there, it's also nicely quaint and decored oh and the staff are very friendly although I've twice mistaken them for being French, they're actually Italian - sorry Marika and Lara :( . Another 10/10 place

We go to Lara's a lot, mostly because it's open for the whole day, and relatively cheap around the…read morearea. It's an Italian place with Italian crew, coffee is good, pasta is good, environment not bad.

Salumeria opened its doors exactly a week ago. I had a quick peek on day one and have been waiting…read morefor an excuse to come back ever since. Stopped by for a coffee (excellent if a bit dear at £2.30 for a small cup) this morning and am sure to return soon. This end of Portobello Road felt very neglected until a few years ago and is slowly turning into a bit of a foodie magnet. Bluebelles Cafe next door and Lowry & Baker across the road. There's also an increasing number of farmers/organic food stalls appearing at weekends. Salumeria makes perfect sense as they are more a delicatessen in the vein of Mr Christian's on Elgin than just another yummy cafe. They are offering a very unusual selection of cheeses from Italy and Britain - some are made in London. Definitely not your everyday cheese on toast variety but perfect for a special occasion. The meat counter is even better stocked and you can order fresh cuts for the weekend.

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.

This cafe is just inside the Harrow Healthy Living Centre, which opened in 2005…read more The café provides students with learning difficulties the opportunity to work towards future employment or to enhance their personal, social and catering skills whilst on placement in a commercial café. It's a very popular cafe, having built up a reputation in the area for offering good, freshly cooked food at affordable prices in friendly and relaxed surroundings.

Come here for the sense of calm, the high ceilings and the architectural flourishes. But not for…read morethe food or weird layout of some of the tables. A good meeting place.

Any restaurant located within the Royal Institute of British Architecture is bound to impress, and…read moreRIBA Cafe is no exception. While you might not even know that there was a dining area within the very official, government-looking building, RIBA's sky-high ceilings and open floors make for a very unique dining experience that can accommodate either a pair or a large party. While a bit pricy, RIBA's dishes play off of the aesthetic craftsmanship of British architects, and even the starters are a thing of beauty. And while the food might not taste quite as good as it looks, the well-dressed and attentive staff make the experience all the more enjoyable. Overall, head to RIBA for a very unique dining experience that is well worth the cost, however, it's unlikely it'll become a weekly occurrence.