I absolutely love this place, the food, the chilled atmosphere, the warm service, everything is top…read morenotch. I always leave SlowBurn with a great big smile on my face 100% satisfied

What a fantastic and unusual place! During the week this place is a jeans manufacturer during the…read moreweek, in the weekend it transforms into a restaurant. You really have to make a reservation, because they book up fast due to the limited amount of time they're open. I had a fantastic time when I ate here and I loved every single dish. We focused mainly on vegetarian dishes and there were plenty to choose from. I am already looking forward to coming back!

Great neighbourhood restaurant serving yummy and healthy food…read more The portions are generous and it is a pleasure to be able to have nice salads that actually taste fresh. Attentive service and reasonable prices.

What a fantastic little spot this is: Crouch End is crying out for more cocktail/smart dining…read moreoptions and this falls somewhere in the middle. It's relaxed but the food is excellent. The cocktails are good, but not Shoreditch-Stokies-cray-cray. The staff are warm and service was excellent. Can't fault the food - a wonderful combination of Italian and Scottish (why didn't someone do this before ?)... you HAVE to try the venison or the tagliatelle with turnip tops. Delicious desserts, and linger over the cocktail bar until late.

"Most of all we aim to offer good quality, honestly sourced produce, cooked well without too much…read morefuss alongside a short, well considered drinks list within a warm, welcoming, convivial room." The above is an excerpt from their menu and I can attest that they live up to all of it: Let me start with a description of the restaurant: Season is located on Stroud Green Road just a short walk from Finsbury Park Station...yes, it's not a fancy neighbourhood and indeed, Season kind of stands out in its well-thought-through interior. In fact, I kind of fell in love with what the folks here have accomplished: they have really paid attention to details and thus make the dining experience a true joy for all senses! (I especially liked the overall simplicity of this place, such as using packaging paper as table "cloth" and fixing it to the table with metal clips!) From the stylish, yet very cozy interior, to the food...may I quote from the menu again: "Generally our focus is British, French and Italian but our inspiration very often comes from further afield." And indeed, the inspiration for my dish came from further away, as I enjoyed a Roast Pumpkin Curry with Spinach, Peas and Basmati Rice. The Indian touch to this dish was undeniable and I very much liked the slight tingling in my mouth after every bite...which I then extinguished with a sip from the excellent house red... Oh, before I forget to mention it: in true fine-dining manner, as amuse-bouche I was offered a couple of spicy-cheesy Parmesan Crisps. These were followed by a couple of thick slices of dense, moist and wholesome bread. (I assume the bread was home-made as it looks just like the bread that I make at home and it tasted equally well!) Also, immediately after sitting down, I received a bottle of tap water; this gesture made me extra happy, as I hate having to ask for it! Now, the waiting tandem also deserves a special mention: they were very attentive and one of them (presumably the owner?) went around the dining room to have a little chit-chat with the guests. As this place has opened rather recently, there were quite a few guests, who'd been here for the first time and simply wanted to hear more about their philosophy. Somehow he didn't chat with me that long though, but I guess since I was writing my journal, he simply didn't want to disturb me. All in all, I thoroughly enjoyed my dining-experience at Season Kitchen and if I had to sum it all up in one sentence, I'd say: Fine dining yet without the usual dent to your checking account!

So, so impressed with this place although it is a bit pricey. I walked in here for dinner two…read morenights ago with no rez, for one person, and a space was created for me. A plate of two pieces of fantastic soda bread with soft butter comes gratis, which is a wonderful touch. I ordered the almond gazpacho and the artichoke, pickled walnut and goat's curd. The gazpacho is wonderful if you like almonds as much as me: smooth consistency but also slightly gritty with a mouthful of almond essence in each spoonful. Yum! The artichoke dish is light, with the creamy curd blending well with the greens. Dishes were promptly removed when I finished and the check came quickly when I asked for it. The dishes are expensive at about £7 each but I was very pleased with my experience.

Best Romanian restraunt out there, went here for my 12th birthday around a week ago and the food…read morewas a little pricy, but so worth the money! The waiters were very friendly and the space here is huge! Definently a bucket list place for me!

Great restaurant for a date or a quiet meal with a few friends. Modern British cooking executed…read morevery well, we loved it. The service is also very attentive and personal, I will come back as soon as I can. It's a little gem on the Broadway

From the owner: The Clock N8 Restaurant in Crouch end uses the finest seasonal ingredients to create classical…read moreBritish cooking that both supports and celebrates Britain’s farmers and producers, many of whom are stallholders in the market. The Clock N8 offers high quality food and drink in the most striking, yet informal setting, for breakfast, brunch, lunch, Dinner and Sunday roasts

I like this place, though my husband doesn't. It's a pretty simple place by the menu is varied (the…read moreMediterranean breakfast is good) and is pretty much all made in house. The husband wont go there anymore as he says the cook was rude to him when he was making an order; he has a number of food intolerances which make ordering a bit tricky. Good value.

Absolutely delicious selection of food and lovely service from the owner. A must see little gem in…read moreMuswell Hill