So, since I jumped off of the train around here I decided to go and look for a pub. Well, I…read morehappened to have found this pub, and yeah, I really wasn't all that impressed. Most likely because it is not just a chain pub, but it also seems to be one of those old man pubs. The beers are pretty basic as well.

This isn't a bad spoons actually, the service can be a bit hit and miss at times but generally I've…read morehad no real complaints here. There's generally quite a nice bunch of people and very little trouble so I would recommend this if you're in the area. if you come out the pub and turn right there is another pub a few doors along, but I just wouldn't recommend it it's full of nutters

Second time here…read more Service is slow as it's very very busy but the food is great Had the passion fruit juice which had a little bit of savoriness in it from black pepper The chili mogo is good. Dahi vada is ok. The malai kofta were great Manchurian could have bin a little bit crispier but the flavor was good The papadum appetizer was great also. Came with three different relishes to choose from It's a popular place but for good reason because he food is so good

Everest Lounge was highly recommended by a friend and we decided to try it out…read more Went for lunch on a Saturday, surprised to find it tucked away in a residential street in Harrow Weald. We were lucky to get a parking. We were bit early and the day was just starting but the staff were efficient and quickly took us to our table. The ambience is sporty and modern, as this is a sports lounge and hence sports TVs and good sound systems. The menu is not of fusion with sting Indian influences, wih a Humber of quintessential Indo-Chinese dishes. We ordered a Chicken Lolipop, Crispty Bhindi (Okra/Ladies Finger) and a Chicken Tikka and we devoured it in seconds. It was lip smacking. For mains we had Classic Butter Chicken, the weekend special - Desi (Country) Chicken Curry and Dal with assorted Indian breads and were delicious. The prices were reasonable for this kind of quality and quantity. The wife and I agreed that this was probably the best Indian food we have had after moving to London. We were so impressed that we decided to hold out little ones 1st birthday party here. They had an appropriate space upstairs to accommodate 30-40 people. Needless to say, the party and the food was a big hit. We have been here many times and we were never disappointed with the quality of the food or service. Also, they have a Seesha Lounge at the back which is quite popular but I didn't try it out. The drinks selection is pretty good as well. I strongly recommended you chek this place out. 5 stars from me because the the food is exceptional.

I absolutely love that you order everything via their app and relax as everything arrives. No need…read moreto flag down servers. No pressure putting in an order. Did you forget to order something and the bulk of your food has already arrived? No problem; just order more through the app. You ran out a condiment? There is a table with fresh bottles available to you. The food is regular pub grub (although their Tikka Masala is my favourite), they have a good selection of alcohol, their espressos are actually decent, and it's pretty clean. I really like the convenience of coming here. The only thing I would change about the place is have the smoking clientele take a few steps away from the front door while their having their cigarettes. They block the door and you have to walk through their cloud of smoke in order to get in and out.

This is a Wetherspoons house, not gourmet grub, but decent food and very good value, combined with…read morevery well kept ales and draught ciders. The standard of the clientele can be a bit mixed as with any 'Spoons' pub due to the incredibly cheap prices a 12 ounce burger with all the trimmings including a few extra onion rings with a pint for £7.09 how can you complain??

Loved it. Was on the New River Walk path when my little expressed hunger. Fortunately MT is not too…read morebusy midday Saturday as we had our pick of garden, front terrace or indoor seating. The service was super lovely, made me aware of a kids menu and we had the fish and chips and Marques burger. Both were delicious, came quickly, and overall a super positive experience. It didn't hurt that interiors are gorgeous and quirky, and cosy and tasteful. Would be happy to hang here equally on a rainy day as I would a sunny day. Will find excuses to be back in this neighborhood to drop in soon.

THEY HAVE GIANT YORKSHIRE PUDDINGS. Giant. Yorkshire. Puddings. I'll let that sink in…read more That being said you have to really like yorkshire puddings to deal with those. The rest of their roast was good as well. Good quality beef, nice veggies - except the potatoes, they were a bit dry. Their fish soup is delish, I highly recommend it, especially since they serve it the right way, with rouille (if you've never had rouille, I highly recommend it that too) and big croutons. Roasts are around £15 (so not that cheap, but it is the same price range everywhere in that area and it is worth it). The real charm of the place is probably its dining room though. You can see pics on their website. Cosy yet sophisticated, quiet, warm, everything a sunday lunch should be! We went there with my flatmate's mother and grandmother and had a really good time.

Came here for a work lunch. The overall experience was…read moreaverage. I got there before my colleagues and waited ten minutes then waved a someone down to get a drink. Rest of the group arrived and half the white wine was off the menu. I had samosas for starter, tasty but luke warm. Then burger for main - not any flavour really. The air con was too high for January and it was cold. Wouldn't rush back, equally nothing disastrous

I went here today around 2pm in search of an English breakfast. Yeah sure, it was past breakfast…read moretime but I love them no matter what time of the day whenever I cross the channel to the island. The lady behind the bar said yes, all day breakfast. It was nothing short of delicious. It consisted of two fried eggs, some English bacon, a couple of sausages, hash browns, a friend tomato, mushroom and baked beans. Oh, toast too. I also ordered a pot of tea since a beer with breakfast just didn't sound right. The place is more pub like than the wine lodge title that I saw for it here on Yelp. There looked to be a decent choice of draft beer too. I'm in town until tomorrow, so will head back there later from my hotel to watch the Tottenham Hot Spur game and try some dinner.

Nice location but clearly struggling with post-COVID reopening. Long queue to get in because there…read morewas only one member of staff dedicated to screening guests and showing them to their table. Pints poured so that over a quarter of the glass was head. Very average food. Having to order on the app is irritating since it asks - every time - for confirmation of the user's age....

I have been to this place a few times and it has a great atmosphere, perfect during any time of the…read moreday or night, sitting indoors or outdoors. There is a great selection of drinks but the food can be a bit hit and miss & pricey but it is definitely worth a try. From the classics the fish & chips, from the starters the mozzarella ball and all the deserts are always a safe bet! It tends to be quite busy make sure you book before going and try to get a table next to the window/fireplace if you are visiting in the winter.

Seem to have a shortage of staff as orders take a very long time. OK if you want a very leisurely…read morelunch but we needed to get away before our two hour deadline. Food nothing special either. Lots of local options to choose from so will probably give the Red Lion a miss in future.

Monday is pie and mash night, nearly empty pub and still take 40 minutes to get food, pie and mash…read morewas ok nothing to get excited about, NOT IMPRESSED shame as we eat out a lot and seems like a nice pub, hence won't be retuning soon