Looks like your average sandwich filling shop but they have amazing falafel in pita with hummus and…read moresalad for 3 quid, or an awesome Greek salad box for 4 pounds. Staff are super friendly, too.

the map shows it somewhere else, but is actually in those underground corridors approaching the…read moreentrance to the tube. The falafel and pita bread was good, also the Lahmacun/Turkish pizza (but still smaller and more expensive than the one in Brothers Cafe in Leather Lane). Worth trying!

Okay yelpers, I need your help!…read more I have had crussh's sushi before and been pretty unimpressed. But then I forget...and several months later, when I have a sushi craving, I try it again. Argh!! Please yelp folks, if you ever see me entering crush, please scream "JOSY, DON'T GET THE SUSHI!!" to help me to remember not to be a waste-of-money-terrible-sushi-buying-idiot. My veggy sushi today was particularly bad. The rice was tesco-sushi-esque, so hard and with a slightly strange flavour. There were peas mixed with the edamame(!?) and the egg was super-sweet and more like a fluffy sponge than an omelette. The inari sushi wasn't bad- apart from the rice. Also I wasn't remotely filled up by the measly 6 bits of sushi and a little salad for £5.20. Crussh might be good for smoothies and meatballs, but just don't let me ever buy their sushi!! Thank you yelpers. I appreciate your assistance.

Love my Crusshberry Blast!…read more It always came out pretty fast here, which I appreciated. Unlike other smoothie places I've experienced (especially back in the US), most of theses smoothies aren't filled with froyo or sherbet. They have a lot of hot food items as well in case you're wanting something solid to eat.

We booked MJT to cater a finger buffet for our daughter's 40th. From initial enquiry Matthew was so…read morequick to respond and confirm availability. The choice was fantastic, and on the day the food did not disappoint. Highly recommend and we hope to use MJT in the future for any catering requirements. PS Matthew, the sausage rolls were amazing! Thank you.

Modernly presented pub with good menu for lunch…read more The chicken, cheese burger and jackfruit burgers were a hit.

My wife and I used http://londoncatering.org The London Catering Company for our wedding last year…read more They provided a wonderful service. The food was exemplary.

Boulevard catered our wedding recently and they are they fantastic! Mark and his team are…read moreattentive, willing to go the extra mile to make things brilliant, and perhaps most importantly for a catering company, the FOOD IS FANTASTIC. We had several comments (and I believe it was actually mentioned in one of the speeches) that this was the best wedding food our guests have every experienced. I would take that further and say this was food I would happily pay for in a nice restaurant; which isn't a claim one would make about even the best of wedding food much of the time. Working with Mark was easy and fun. I don't know that I'm likely to have other big events that require catering any time soon, but if I did, I'd call these guys and you should too!

People with food allergies beware! I came here for a family meal and everything was great, up until…read moreI tasted a main dish (chicken karahi) that, according to their allergen menu, was nut free, however I developed an allergic reaction almost instantly. I quickly took some antihistamines, and spoke to a waiter who immediately got on the defence, but after insisting that I was indeed having a reaction (just because you can't see it on my face, doesn't mean it's not occurring inside), he spoke to the chef. When he returned the table, he began suggesting that perhaps I mixed spoons or cross contaminated the food myself. Yup, that totally happened to someone, living 25 years with a severe nut allergy. I totally understand that there's no guarantee, and I always take that into account. However I still always take extra precautions and choose dishes that are less likely to contain nut ingredients. As the waiter was in defence mode throughout, nothing came out of me reporting that incident to him. I'm pretty appalled with the way this was handled, especially in suggesting it could have been my fault and not taking any responsibility of a mistake that could indeed have happened in the kitchen. Other than that, I didn't believe the food was anything exceptional as a couple dishes (namely the palak paneer) did not look or taste fresh at all. The 2 stars are simply for the rest of my family suggesting the food was decent-ish. side note: the allergen menu contained various spelling mistakes to which one of my family members joked about trusting whether it was accurate...probably should have taken him seriously.

My husband and I stayed at the hotel for 4 days in March 2014. We were treated like royalty by…read morestaff that seemed genuinely happy to be employed at The Mehfil. Places where the attitude is genuinely friendly and welcoming to its guests, but never too familiar are rare to come by, but at The Mehfil you'll find it. The food is a different chapter altogether. For breakfast we chose piping hot stuffed (potato or cauliflower) Parathas, which was served with yoghurt and a delicious tangy pickle. This was so yummy that we didn't even try their alternative, the full English breakfast, but i have to admit that from what i could see when i glanced briefly at the plates of other guests, it looked really good too. The Mehfil is food heaven if you're a fan of the Indian kitchen. When I think of us eating our evening meals there, I remember in a blur one sumptuous, gorgeous looking and divine- tasting meal after the other served by attentive waiters, and I really hope it's possible to attach pictures from my phone's gallery when I'm done writing. I will recommend this place no end, and look forward to our next visit. Incidentally, it's easy to get from the Mehfil to London Paddington. A 5 minute walk to the station, a 15 minute train ride and you're there, right in the centre of the touristy area, if that's what you're looking for.

I remember this place as a kid and I found myself on the A41 Hendon Way after a long time. Thought…read moreto myself is Gupta Confectioners still there (though I thought they were called Gupta Brothers originally but my memory could be playing tricks) and recalled the location but no sign board is there. I went in and it was still the same shop, as though time had stood still. Was there on a weekday so the two famous items that I haven't seen anywhere else in the UK were unavailable; viz hing kachori and laung lata. Decided another visit on a weekend is needed so tried the samosa which was overpriced at 70p when similar establishments are at the 50p mark and wasn't as fresh tasting either. Possibly due to the oil used. It is a unique experience because they are Indian Bengali a culture famous for its sweets.