Fanny's Kebabs in Hackney

There isn't a listing for the Boxpark Shoreditch Branch so I'm posting here - Painfully slow to arrive & when it did it was the worst kebab I've ever eaten. Tiny portion of half cooked lamb patties, mountains of supermarket salad, cold wrap and all just fell apart. All for £8.50. AVOID

Absolutely abysmal. Worst meal of 2021. £15 for a chicken kebab with virtually no meat in it.. and we ordered extra chicken. Minuscule portion of fries. And...the punchline.. the chicken was raw. Bland, lazy and overpriced food that took an age to arrive..

We went here for dinner before going to the theatre. One of our party doesn’t eat spicy food and the menu did not specify that the kebabs were spicy. When we told them, the man who made the food was rude. They remade the kebab without the spice but the attitude was completely unnecessary. We’ll not returning with customer service like that.

Please save your money and do not come here. First of all it is absolutely extortionately priced - paying £8+ for a Kebab, even in London, is ridiculous. I don’t mind paying a little bit extra if the food is good, however my kebab was disgusting. I ordered the halloumi kebab, they got my order wrong and gave me lamb in which I unknowingly took a huge bite of - as a vegetarian this is unacceptable. When I told them they got my order wrong the staff were rude and very unapologetic. Once they finally gave me my order it was cold, only had 3 pieces of halloumi and was missing any aubergine. Overall an awful experience.

Ordered in their BOXPARKCroydon outlet via their website as instructed on entry. Order confirmed by text 15 mins later. Kitchen confirmed that was when it arrived. No explanation offered why it took 15 mins from me clicking submit on the website. Venue not particularly busy and I was the only customer at this restaurant. Took about 5 mins to prepare after they received the order. Collected as soon as it was ready. Food tasted ok but temp was poor. Canned drink from their cabinet was warmer than the food. Friendly staff but poor logistics from boxpark and tepid products from the outlet. Very disappointing and overpriced.

I have been to Fanny's at nearly all of their locations, and love it. I have tried all the different flavours of kebabs and surprisingly the halloumi and aubergine option I think is the best! (usually always go for the meat options elsewhere!). The kebabs are loaded with flavour due to their use of flame grill, house sauces and delicious babaganoush. The sweet potato fries are the best in London, so you must try those as well! Fanny's do quick healthy, no fuss food. Get amongst it!

What absolute rubbish for £10.50. Ive had some kebabs in my time and I only came here because there was no queue, but £2 for a can of diet coke? As for the kebab, 4 cubes of lamb wrapped in as much cheap lettuce (it's not an expensive plant) as you could fit into a 3p wrap! I drove down to Brick Lane for a bagel afterwards because I was still hungry, it was that small. Avoid.

Interesting trendy canteen type set up with numerous outlets. We opted for Fannys kebab. You order with the vendor then are issued with a gadget which notifies you when your meal is ready. Bit poncy and definitely has London prices. Food was very nice and the whole process very slick.

£8.75 for a ‘Swish Chicken’ sounded nice on the menu but was a tiny wrap with hardly any filing. Chicken that there was tasted dry and flavourless, wrap was small, guy serving was rude and arrogant to the 3 of us that purchased one- no wonder market hall was almost empty at lunch time- food massively over priced and dreadful. Do not waste your time or money here.

I concur with the other reviewers here. I paid £13.90 for a dry wrap with some uncooked and chewy lamb in it, a few leaves of salad, two pomegranate seeds and one piece of falafel in it; one can of warm coke; some indifferent service from the person at the till; eating on a bench at a crazy busy, chaotic, stressful place. This is most probably how poor cows feel in those stressful massive indoor feeding lots. Nothing authentic about it (a Turk or a Lebanese would throw the food in the bin) and lots of hipster attitude. Disgraceful. Never again.

Without doubt the finest establishment in the Soho. It blew my big old boots off!!! Graham xxxxx (But not in a tube station) xxxx

Ate tonight at Victoria Market Halls branch and had lamb kebab with fries. Food was very bland, nothing special at all and for what you get very expensive. Have had way better for a lot less cash at regular kebab shops, expected a lot more of this place and very disappointed.

Ordered a chicken bab wrap and fries through Deliveroo. Food arrived stone cold and inedible, and no refund offered. Will be taking my custom elsewhere. Food is incredibly expensive for what it actually is.

Went to MHV last month to meet friends. Ordered a falafel wrap and was genuinely excited- but what a letdown. The falafels were dry and tasted old (they did not taste freshly fried, more like they had been reheated but not even properly), the flatbread was dry and the salad leaves were surprisingly dry too. There was very little sauce and I didn't get any peppers, even though I am certain the description said: "with hummus and peppers". I never throw food away (grew up in a working-class AND Middle Eastern household, so it was doubly instilled in me not to!) but I actually had to let mine be binned, the first time I have ever done so when eating out. I felt guilty but it really was a disappointment.

I visited the Victoria Market Hall venue and ordered the chicken shish wrap with chips. The wrap was tiny with hardly any chicken, just lettuce and bread. The chips were cold and non eventful. Disappointing.