Bosa Lounge in Wandsworth - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

On returning after a good while to this very good Lebanese restaurant we were amazed that the owner recognised us from the opening in Southfields. He is a very enigmatic character and a pleasure to see him and to be in another branch. Having lived in the Middle East for a number of years we know what we are looking for. Th e prices are quite high. We had the hummus beruti which was fantastic. Then we had the chicken Sharla wraps do have them with the garlic and chill sauce served as they should be in paper.I was taken back to camp fires in the desert. It is b y o but there is a Lidl selling very decent seeds near by. Shukran

The lunch is a good size plate. We had good (but not generous) portions of chicken pieces or mince lamb, a small but nicely dressed mixed salad, a bit of nice hummus and either rice or chips (which were both good). Complimentary pitta is also served. Other options include a chicken salad, a veggie option, shawarma. Soft drinks are extra, ranging from about £3 for tea/coffee to £6 for freshly squeezed juices. Pleasant service. It has taken us over a year to recover from our unpleasant evening meal here but we eventually remembered the lunch special had been enjoyable. We are now at a weekly lunchtime class near Putney bridge and, so far, this has been the best nearby meal.

A great little restaurant in Putney, fantastic food with the bosa prawns being a personal favourite. Highly recommend

What can I say first time visitor and can’t recommend enough. Both food and service were stunning, please give it a try. An absolute delight

Booked for an evening meal but only 1 other table was taken. Spatchcock baby chicken turned out to be a whole, grown chicken, spatchcocked - unfortunately, overcooked and dry. Chips OK. Starters OK. Atmosphere dead and somehow unpleasant (weirdly, we found ourselves disagreeing with each other throughout the meal although not before or after) although service was adequate. Would not return.

I love eating at Bosa Lounge. It's one of my top places that serves delicious Lebanese food in Putney High Street. The food is plentiful and I always feel welcome by the lovely staff.

We decided on a beautiful cloudless March day to follow the Thames Path under rich blue skies from Battersea Power Station to Putney. By the time we reached the latter we were in need of refreshment. Situated just up the High Street from the river we came across Bosa Lounge, proudly showing off its lunch specials on an A board, which wetted my apetite. We entered the small restaurant and were received with a warm welcome. The homemade lemonade and mint absolutely touched the spot. Immediately refreshed we loiked forward to the food we had ordered. My wife immensley enjoyed the perfectly seasoned lentil soup with its complex and lasting flavours. I took advantage of th meze speial which included 5 dfferent dishes. The most fantastic falafals with a tahini paste. Perfect hummus, baba ganush and a well dressed green salad that included marinated peppers, chillies, pomegranate seeds and crisp fried broken pieces of what resembled pitta bread. There was also a potato dish which I found the least enjoyable compared to the other flavours on offer.

Excellent evening, found space for a party of five on a busy Saturday dinner service when we hadn’t booked, we were well looked after. Food really good, well worth a try.

A nice different dinner with the family, Everyone loved it. From hummus and Halloumi started to grills and mains. Friendly and worth a visit

Having watched the space being prepared off and on for the last year (mostly off), it had finally opened recently, so we visited to try the midweek £10 lunch. We each received a well filled good-sized rectangular plate with a little hummus, a nicely dressed small mixed salad and our meat of choice: we had ordered a lamb kofta and a chicken touk (kebabs) respectively. As part of this lunch, one of us had ordered rice and the other chips but both got chips that were not hot, a pet hate and so unnecessary in a partially filled restaurant. Pita was served in a basket. Freshly squeezed orange juice (£4) was great.