This small Italian eatery came recommended by a friends flatmate, and first impressions were good…read more A warm cozy interior, a friendly owner who walked us through the days specials. But this is where it stopped... We initially chose a table near the back of the restaurant, but the owner then suggested we move closer to the window (a clever marketing trick). We obliged, and the waitress took our coats which was a nice touch. We skipped the pricey £8 starters and shared a mixed salad which was ok. As for the menu, there were a few specials, I decided to try the ravioli as we had read good things about the crab ravioli here on Yelp. However I erred and went off-chart, with my order of the days special which was a 'Potatoe & Mushroom' ravioli with an invisible pistachio sauce. Disappointing, bland and overly creamy. My friends conchigliette with broccoli is not much better; scattered with slices of pepperoni that wouldn't look amiss on a slice of pizza, unusual. For dessert we tried the Tiramisu after Emily J's suggestion, and while not bad, this is lacking in the booze department. The Limencello and Ricotta Cannelloni was even less impressive. Perhaps we lucked out with our choices, but at these prices, we're in no hurry to return..

Ate lunch here a couple weeks back with some friends. I was not expecting much, since it doesn't…read morelook too impressive from the street. Even though the place was small it seemed cozy and the friendly employees were accommodating (they let us sit where ever we wanted). I ordered the spaghetti with clams and was a big fan of that. Their main dishes looked and sounded delicious but just seemed too heavy for lunch. I am not much of a wine drinker- but they did have quite a few good options. Although this place seemed a little small and quiet for my tastes it may be great for an intimate dinner. I will likely go back some time to try some main dishes.

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.

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

First, the positive points: Cute, retro decor with a great mid century modern vibe that really…read moremakes you want to come inside. The waitstaff are attentive and do not hang about. Now on to the incredibly unfortunate part: My breakfast. I ordered the Lebanese breakfast plate, which is avocado toast zhuzh'd up with hummus, fresh cream, feta, eggs, and purple cabbage (yes, the addition of this brassica should have been a red flag). What I got was a cute turquoise plate with a mound of what was my order covered in bright pink sludge masquerading as hummus. I'm guessing the chef thought that pink hummus would be an inventive choice against the plate color? Aside from the color, the taste was horrific and most-definitely not homemade. Hummus is at its core essence a 4-ingredient situation (chick peas, water, tahini, lemon juice) but this tasted like only the first two items were used). Underneath my "hummus" was a shed load of boiled cabbage and the lightest of smatterings of old brown avocado which tasted like avocado when it's gone brown and should, therefore, be binned. So two stars for the quaint ambiance and take my warning seriously and steer clear of what I ate. Hopefully, their other offerings are better.

This isn't part of the famous breakfast club chain but it's just as yummy and half the price…read more We were looking for venues to eat in in an unfamiliar area and stumbled upon breakfast club. With just half an hour to spare before it closed (it's only open till 3pm) we sped to the restaurant to find it bustling with customers. The menu is extensive with what must be around 50 items including a specials menu and loads of veggie options. I ordered the grilled cheese sandwich (£6.50) which was dripping with a ridiculous amount cheese. The order also came with a pot of slightly salty tomato soup to dip the sandwich in. Overall the breakfast club has amazing hangover food in a homely environment. Portion sizes are huuuuge too!

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

Perhaps the last thing you'd expect to find amongst the posh chains of Leadenhall Market is greasy…read morespoon of a cafe. But you can't fault the place for character; they sit you on the first floor where's there's a low ceiling and small windows and bring your food up in a dumbwaiter. For as basic as it is, it's also very tasty and service is super fast. You wouldn't need half an hour to enjoy your meal (though if you ate too quickly it might not be so enjoyable). And compared to the average City establishment it's also a pretty good deal. Worth a stop in before work.

So, as a foodie, this may not be the most exuberant of restaurants, but for the price you pay, you…read moreget decent Caribbean home cooking, with a ton of flavor. Vegetarians and vegans would hate this place, as all they have in the menu are items like oxtail, jerk chicken, fish, peppered steak, and cheese sandwiches. Locals love it, though, and the flavor is certainly there. Whether you're feeling sandwich or rice plate, the jerk chicken and peppered steak options are the way to go. You can get the rice and pasta dishes in small or large and they have a few sides like jacket potatoes and cheap snacks you can munch on, as well. The place is tiny and hardly comfortable, but if you love spicy food, this is the place for you.

This place was sooooo good and I will definitely continue to come back when I come back to London…read more My favorite is definitely the Oxtail plate large. But all the food is good, it's super affordable and the portion sizes are great!!!! Plus the owner Patrick is super welcoming. Keep in mind this is more of a grab and go place. Not a sit down.