Wow!! So far, after 15 days in London, our best meal. This is our "local" for the home exchange we…read morehave for our summer holidays. The atmosphere is exactly what you want in a pub: warm and dozy but not dark and dank. It's bright and airy. We were here on July 31st, which is pay day. They had a live DJ--Paul--who lives in the area. He played some great ambient music. No requests; no worries!!!! Food was splendid!! She had the roasted chicken breast in a sautéed peppers. I had the pan seared bream with samphire and green beans--incredible! Boys had pasta, which was cooked to perfection. We started with chips--my older son said they were the best in the UK, and we tried a lot over the last couple of weeks. Also had the house made hummus and pita that was really fresh and delicious. Service was friendly and efficient. She suggested the toffee pudding for dessert, that was seriously ridiculously good. We will be back for Sunday Roast. Will post update.

I would love for this to be my local. But it's in the middle of nowhere!! Tucked away in a more…read moreresidential area but kind of close to the tube station (meh, I think my friend said ten minute walk). Lots of space. Three levels and an outside garden area. Just overall cool, chill atmosphere. It certainly feels like a community spot since only people who live in the area would regularly come here. The decor and music playing and clientele make me want to make a night of it in this place. My friend was having her leaving party here and reserved some tables downstairs for the group. The bartenders were nice enough. We were only ordering pints and Jager Bombs so Im not sure of their pouring skills. Should I need a place to have a fun evening with a big group of people...in the area...then I'll be back!

This is a large pub with a beer garden and seating at the front as well. I went there recently and…read morehad a beer and meal. It was quite busy, and service at the bar was a bit slow (but friendly), and the beer and food were nice. I had a veggie burger with chips and my friend a butternut squash risotto, both of which were well done. The amber ale I had was particularly nice. The only downer was a slightly edgy atmosphere - a bit laddish and loud. maybe (from the other reviews) we were unlucky.

This is a very nice pub with two great things: tuesday burguers for £5 and thursday pizza for £5 as…read morewell. It's cozy with a nice atmosphere, an in summer it's great to have a good burger outside in the terrace when it's warm. For those like me who look for a nice but cheap place in London (not always possible!!) this is your place!

Veni, vedi, pizza! I…read morehadn't been to the original Pizza East location in Shoreditch, but I sure had heard about it. Now, I'd also heard many things about this location in Kentish Town, especially in junction with Dirty Burger (next door) and the Chicken Shop (underneath); apparently they all belong to the Soho House Group and as much as I dislike these "big" conglomerates, I have to say that these folks know what they're doing. (I've been to the Soho House in Berlin a few times and really loved it!) Anyhow, I came here for lunch and we had a really nice time. It was surprisingly busy for a Thursday lunchtime (especially given it's non-central location), but the waiting staff was on top of it and we felt well-taken care of all along the way. I browsed the reviews of my predecessors and decided on the Porchetta pizza. My other half went for the veal meatball pizza. We also ordered two veggie side dishes: wilted spinach and gem salad (gem, broad bean, courgette, caprino). The pizzas were both delightful - both the porchetta and the veal meatballs were superb toopings (Porchetta, by the way is a "savoury, fatty, and moist boneless pork roast of Italian culinary tradition" according to Wikipedia). The gem salad looked rather boring, but they added lemon zest to it, which spiked it up quite nicely. At the end of our meal we also got invited to join the Pizza East "keyring club" - upon presenting this keyring (see picture), you get a 50% discount for the entire party at lunchtime on certain days of the week. I mean, this is a great deal...especially as the prices are not cheap and a discount like this would make me plan a visit again!

I had an awesome time at Pizza East. We arrived on a Saturday night expecting to be haughtily…read moreturned away or told it was a 1h30 wait (given my previous Shoreditch experience) but instead we were ushered to some seats on the bar overlooking the kitchen, right in front of two hilarious Italians making pizza overseen by the world's calmest head chef, whose slight smiles/shakes of head kept the production line going phenomenally quickly. It was incredibly entertaining watching their interactions and the different characters - the young mischevious guy rolling out the dough an occasionally burning pizzas and then being admonished by the looming bearded desserts guy (head chef just gave slight shake of head, which seemed to scare young guy way more). Oh yes...the food. I thought the burrata was exceptionally good and could have eaten several more platefuls, in fact I did suggest ordering it for dessert.. However I was glad we went for the doughnut (cooked in the pizza oven as we watched) and salted caramel tart because both were also outstanding. The combination of tart sweet chocolate and salty caramel was perfect, and the dough on the doughnut was as fresh, sweet and tasty as any I have had. The pizzas themselves were also very good, we originally planned to share but then at them all ourselves which is probably a pretty good indication of hwo much we enjoyed them. The menu really has an appealing range of options and they're a good side if on the expensive side. Overall a great night, nothing like dinner and a (surprise) show. Would definitely return if in the area, it's a particularly good combination with a stroll up Parliament Hill. Fun times.

Maddie the server is great! He remember my name from just a phone call to reserve the table so it…read moremakes us feel very much valued. Beef bourgignon- very yummy and food portion size Veal parmigiana- so filling! I'd love it better if there's more cheese but still so yummy! Crispy couchette thins- I don't particularly like the coating and it tastes like nothing so not recommend this. Atmosphere is great and it's not too cold sitting outside.

The food here was delicious! I ordered the gazpacho, which was incredibly fresh tasting. My…read moredaughter had the fish & chips which were some of the best we've ever had. Others at the table loved their mushroom risotto. The wait staff was very accommodating.

Came in here early Saturday afternoon for lunch and drinks. We had The OG 2.0 burger (as a salad…read morewithout the bun), The French Prince burger (as a regular burger) and Gringa fries. The food was pretty good and the prices reasonable. The service was fine; typical pub type service so a little on the slow side but the staff was nice. There is a lot of space in this pub which was nice and felt very open. I don't know that I'd make it a point to go back to this pub but it was above average in terms of pubs.

Happy hour helps your wallet with their 2 for 1 drinks, paying around £7.50 for two…read more The bartenders do take quite a while mixing the drinks while their homemade pizzas are a thumbs up. They do a loyalty card (I believe..), and have quite a big space to chill for a group of people. Wouldn't recommend ordering food there other than their pizzas.. an up side is there's fewer men in suits chatting their way through office topics. drinks are alright, and if you're bothered with walking for another 3-5 minutes or so, you'll definitely come across with a lot more pub choices along the way.

Enjoyed an amazing lunch at Medlar Restaurant on the Kings Road…read more Starters: Halibut ceviche with prawn tempura, avocado purée, coriander, cucumber and sesame seeds Glazed pork cheek with fresh borlotti beans, sautéed chorizo, datterini and pistou Gazpacho Andaluz with Nocellara olive salsa Genovese, piquillo peppers, fresh almonds and croutons Main Chargrilled Cornish monkfish with miso aubergine, chili, squid, coriander, shiso, spring onion, puffed rice and furikake Cornish lamb rump with green asparagus, sautéed tongue, kalamata olive tapenade, anchovy and crisp potato terrine Sautéed gnocchi with morels, cauliflower mushroom, white asparagus, tropea onion, wild garlic pesto and pecorino Dessert Kesar mango financier with coconut ice cream and lime zest Passion fruit sorbet with coconut tuile and freshly baked madeleines White chocolate mousse with apricots, lemon curd, joconde and tonka bean We drank a superb 2008 Pernand-Vergelesses Sous Fritte wine, supplied by John.

Dined at Medlar in Chelsea and had an excellent experience from start to finish. Service was…read moretop-notch and very attentive. We had a three-course meal and every dish was beautifully prepared and full of flavor. I appreciated that the menu was marked ahead of time (we made reservations) with gluten items, which made things seamless. Great food, great service--highly recommend.

Had a good time seeing the sights and stopped for a bite here. It was a summer weekend and the…read moreplace was very busy, even so, we found a place to sit. I had bangers and mash for the first time ever with a red wine reduction which was very tasty. Service, atmosphere, cleanliness, and music where just right. For a pub/restaurant you can't go wrong. Enjoy!

Awesome spot on Greenwich in London. If it's sunny the outdoor patio in the back is a bliss. This…read moreplace however is a bit expensive. A glass of wine and a aperol spritz set me back about $30. The day we were the it's was packed so the stars are really for the ambiance. Appreciate that they have a water tap for visitors.

Unfussy, simple, and delicious breakfast options with a warm, woody, and inviting atmosphere…read more Friendly and attractive staff. What's not to like?

This is a lovely place to have a few drinks and food. I…read morehighly recommend the burger, probably the best in West Hampstead. As for their drinks, they don't only serve draft beers, they also have amazing cocktails that you can get in a pitch to share. My favourite is definitely the one with gin, lemonade and plum jam. The only problem if you go there on a weekend evening is that it gets very loud, the music is a little too high and it can get difficult to have a conversation. But It is also a great place for brunch- try their stack of pancakes ! They're incredible !