Delicious and extremely satisfying vegan food. The flavors are just fantastic! I love coming here…read morebecause of how consistent the plates are. The menu is small but I think that's why makes this restaurant so great. I recommend getting the Buddha Bowl. I find it to be my favorite dish from here. ッ

One of the best new vegan restaurants. Every dish we received was tasty…read more Drinks were strong and the dessert was mouth watering. Kitchen did get overwhelmed by the full house so the food wait was a bit long but well worth it. Highly recommend the wings, the shrimp as starters, the Aunty esoteric main, and the Carmel pancakes for dessert. Cannot wait to return to try other dishes

Update: We came back again for a late breakfast, and once again the service and food was AMAZING!!…read moreI'm so happy I found this neighborhood gem with great food and stellar service!

Absolutely DELICIOUS! One of the best meals I've ever had! Me and my fiancé split the brunch taste…read moreplate and everything was so good

Fresh flavors that taste like home…read more While visiting London we stopped at 222 Veggie Vegan. This is a small cozy restaurant, with a menu that has something to satisfy everyone, from salads to stir-fries, to burgers. We tried a variety of dishes during our visit, and each dish was full of flavor with a homemade feeling. Additionally, portions are decent and dishes go for around 12 pounds. So if you are in London, and want a meal that is full of flavor, that feels like eating in the comfort of home, 222 Vegan is an excellent choice for the price. My Criteria 5 stars: The best food I have ever had, or an excellent option given the price. 4 stars: Good food, a restaurant I look forward to trying again. 3 stars: Good food, a restaurant that I am indifferent to. 2 stars: Below average experience, will not go again. 1 stars: This restaurant should be closed.

There are no bad selections here. The people made me feel welcomed and the food was quite tastyread more

Great spot! We went here for brunch, everything was excellent. My favorite was the shakshuka, but…read moreeverything was great. For sure recommended!

Bob's Cafe is a popular cafe in the Queen's Park neighborhood. And rightfully so, as it serves…read moredelicious brunch menu items and coffee related drinks. I had the eggs salmon Benedict and although it is not the absolute one I have had, it sure was delicious. Service was a little on the slower end, but that's also because the place was full with people waiting outside so it was logical. The ambiance of the cafe was vibrantly colorful.

Brilliant menu - I'm vegan but my boyfriend is a real meat eater and even he has been impressed by…read moreall of his food each time we go. I've tried six of the main courses now and each one has been perfectly prepared. Good prices for the quality as well but be sure to book in advance. Especially 7:00-8:00 Thursday to Saturday.

The Gate is an upscale vegan restaurant. Admittedly, I don't go to this tier of place often because…read morethere aren't many where I live. But the Gate is close to Eventim Apollo, where I was seeing a show later, so the convenience couldn't be beat. Service was about what I expected for this caliber of restaurant. My partner and I are low fuss but the servers were prepared to offer suggestions and wine pairings for those interested. As for the food, we enjoyed what we had--her main was a curry dish and mine a sort of deconstructed dragon roll. But our favorite part was the matcha cake cup we shared at the end. Perfectly decadent. I don't think I'd say the Gate is a must visit for London as a whole but it's a great option if you're in or planning to visit Hammersmith.

Great food and great staff!…read more The chai tea latte was one of the best I've ever had. The vibes in the restaurant were so good.

Cool and chic ambiance, sat outdoors in the courtyard area, small bistro table - bistro chair and…read morebench seating. Wait time to be seated was a solid 45 mins, very busy Saturday. Wait time to been asked for ordering was 10 mins, if you're gluten free you may order from the QR code. Food arrived nearly an hour later, I had to ask my server for it, I was told it was mixed up with someone else's order and was given to them. For inquiring about it was rushed and wait was 5 mins tops. Food was good- order the gluten free pancakes with fried egg, dining companion the aciaci bowl.

Listen, I'm not so sure authenticity is something to hang your hat on if you're channeling a French…read moreBistro. Having trecked to deepest SW France every month for the past few years to visit mum I've seen the state of French rural cooking and it's not bon. So I was hoping a less intrepid short trek down the Shepherd's Bush Rd might yield something with a little more je ne sais quoi. The restaurant itself is most inviting. Obligatory 20's ad posters adorn the walls. Wooden tables with cloths, all that jazz. And I want the mustard tiles that adorn the loo. All very lived in and homely. And welcoming too. Our waitress bought the specials board with her and gave it some Anthea Redfern, our choices made all the harder for her doing so. Is there a man who doesn't tip up at a French bistro, scour the menu, deliberate, pontificate, cogitate and then order the steak and chips? If there is I'll show you someone going through transition. It's just what men do. And so did I. The steak on offer was onglet. Only the French can make a cheap choice sound exotic. Note. It's not cheap. £30. The missus went for a chicken and tarragon pie which sounded more French than that but basically it described a chicken and tarragon pie. We ordered a starter to share, anchoiade tartinette. Gentlemen's Relish on toast, not the strictest of Google Translates but serves my purpose here. What came looked a little uninspiring. I know bistro is homely and simple but this slice of toast with a mercifully thin spread of the salty stuff and topped with walnut and boiled egg needed a bit of sprucing up somehow. The plate looked bare but we both agreed any joy here was actually in the eating which frankly is the most important thing. We quaffed without quibble and enjoyed what we ate. Punchy, interestingly textured, it got the taste buds going for the mains. The steak was good. Quickly fried with lots of seasoning. Simple stuff for this simple man, The chips were excellent. Thin, brittle and immersed in good hot fat for a suitable period of time. I'm a lover of the big fat English chip but when a French fry is done this well it makes me wonder if Brexit may have been a mistake. The chicken and tarragon pie was a mess. This is the provincial French fare I remember so, um, fondly from my trips to see mum. Her eventual demise had one welcome upside inasmuch as I never have to face another boil in the bag confit duck horror show as long as I live. It really is a poor show food-wise out there right now unless you live in a city and even then it's slim pickings. This dish didn't disappoint in terms of authenticity. Leather-like pastry eventually giving way to dry chicken mush inside. There was a small jug of Dubbin for the purpose of lubrication but it only added to the sense that this dish had been lying around for some time before a quick tap tap ping. The mash potato accompaniment was even worse. Where they were trying to replicate the Robuchon butter heaven, sans butter,, what was delivered looked and felt like glue paste. Luckily it didn't taste of that, it tasted of nothing at all. And it had a skin on it. Something you had to break through to get to the warm bit. A complete disaster. I grabbed my pomme frites seven at a time as jealous eyes wandered towards the basket. That the same root vegetable could render two such contrasting end results seems almost impossible but there you go. I wondered why this cute little place couldn't just boil the potato, mash it, add a little milk, butter and salt, possibly some parsley and be happy with the result. It's hard to beat. Their efforts to do something more complex left us with wallpaper paste. Aside leather shoe with dry chicken mush. And gloop. The French beans looked sad. Well wouldn't you? A wonderfully authentic experience in some ways. A disappointingly authentic experience in others. Say Lavvy.

I loved this place. It was very cute. Good food and Amazing customer service…read more The owner came out spoke with us, & made sure everything was fine, he even brought me extra small deserts cakes because I loved the one I ordered so much. Ordered the Steak & Frites , presented Beauty. However, it unfortunately lacked seasoning, & or salt. May just be my personal preference. However the ambiance was magnificent. Very airy, small boutique feel, definitely has a French cafe vibe that I love.

Very tasty duck starter, perfectly cooked snitzel and honey mustard chicken burger, finished off…read morewith cinnamon donuts and a sticky toffee pudding. Excellent venue to celebrate your next birthday with a pancake stack and staff birthday wishes. Friendly ambience tastefully decorated.

I visited Bill's at Westfield London before getting a train home. I was able to get a table easily,…read morewhich I was grateful for, as many restaurants inside the mall either had no availability for a large queue, and I was short on time, as I planned to get a train home to Manchester shortly after my visit here. It is located in the outdoor part of the mall, on the corner, the vibes inside the restaurant are pretty cool, especially for a mall location. My table looked a little beaten and worse for wear, though it looked like it had been banged and potentially damaged by a candle. I was disappointed with the service here, as I encountered issues with multiple staff members. After being seated, my waitress seemed distracted and wasn't listening. She initially tried to take me to a larger party's table, and I had to explain that I had booked a table for one. Another staff member overheard our conversation and brought me the gluten-free menu as she didn't. I then had an issue with a different female staff member who ignored me completely while setting cutlery on another table, leaving mine without any. I had to take cutlery from another table, and she again seemed frustrated when she had to set this table again after noticing what I had done. Finally, when I asked a male staff member to remove the service charge, he initially claimed he couldn't do it. He made out that it would be such a rigmarole to remove it as he'd have to do it manually and couldn't remove it when using the payment app- he made it unnecessarily awkward and then began questioning why I'd remove it in the first place. I ordered the fish pie, which was made gluten-free, the cheese and chive mash on top was fantastic; it was really tasty, and I also liked the sauce of the pie however, the fish, especially the salmon and the cod, wasn't pleasant, it was chewy. If you're ordering a fish pie, the key part of the meal is the fish - and if they can't get that right, that's a big issue. My side of rosemary salted fries was fine, but they were average fries. They didn't taste fresh, and the difference between the rosemary salted fries here and at Honest Burger, where they are far superior, is night and day. They offered me a voucher for a future visit to Bill's, which I plan to use soon. I intend to update my rating after my next visit, hoping this was just a one-off incident or an off day rather than a recurring issue. 2*

Really nice staff and fresh food although I was a bit underwhelmed by the avo and marinated tofu…read moresandwich I had. My husband had similar sentiments on his chicken and avo sammy. The roasted wheat bread was just too dry; I think the rye might have been tastier. But I loved my green drink, the staff is friendly and the atmosphere is very relaxing. I also loved the protein balls I got and the vegan Bounty bar- very coconuty and chocolatey.

Great spot in Chiswick. Very nice healthy food and juices for a good price. I liked the layout of…read morethe store and the staff were great. Food was also excellent and will definitely be going back here.

familia! true regional cuisine, conveniently located on the…read morepark at Shepherds Bush Green, we welcomed, seated treated graciously and fed like princes! grime salad, homemade bread, to a fine selection of wines i was charmed by this family restaurant from the first moment! my friend had the sea bass which looked light and delicious, i had the Beef Ragu that was rich and exploding with flavor. one of the best base sauces i've had at an Italian restaurant outside of Tuscany! the desserts are light and refreshing, reminding me of locally drained ricotta in the hills outside of Sienna! Superb! go, relax and buon appetito!

Had a nice dinner around the corner from our Hotel. The food and service was good. I had the…read morePutanesca and she had Chicken Milanese. The place has a comfortable local feel and the meal was properly priced