Feast on the Hill in Haringey

Este lugar se ha ido. Se ha ido un poco, pero no te preocupes. . . Muswell hill tiene mucho café y estamos a punto de conseguir una más. . . 'Gail' está a punto de abrir un par de puertas desde donde fiesta solía ser.

Sin duda bajo algún tipo de nueva gestión. Estoy principalmente entre 5 - 10 minutos sin que alguien tomar mi pedido/me con un menú. . Personal priorizar charlando. preocupantemente a otra que servir. Siento una molestia en la mayoría de las ocasiones, lo cual es una pena teniendo en cuenta la ubicación y las posibilidades de un lugar.

Mi esposa y yo usamos me encanta este lugar. Fue nuestro pequeño regalo para desayunar aquí de un sábado a la mañana antes de salir de compras en Muswell Hill. La comida era buena y el personal era siempre amable y acogedor.

solíamos venir aquí a menudo pero no volvería, mi esposa y yo fuimos el miércoles 20 para un sándwich de salmón ahumado. hemos comido sándwiches de salmón ahumado aquí antes y estaban muy buenos, con mucho salmón ahumado y servido con una pequeña ensalada al lado. pan de grano tostado de muy buena calidad. pero esta vez nos quedamos impactados por lo que llegó. había una rebanada pésima de salmón ahumado muy delgado en buenas tostadas sólidas. apenas podíamos ver el salmón ahumado y la tostada estaba seca, sin mantequilla. horrible, todo muy duro y la camarera debe haber tenido una mala mañana, no una señal de una sonrisa o bienvenida. no nos molestamos en pedir nada para beber, solo salgamos lo más rápido posible. qué triste que este lugar una vez excelente para aperitivos y comida ha ido cuesta abajo tan rápido

Fiesta solía ser una hermosa cafetería independiente con buena comida, precios razonables, serviciales y agradables Jolly polaco buzz. Pero los últimos tiempos, la experiencia ha sido decepcionante. Desayuno inglés completo estaba seco con el bacon un poco negro. Probablemente no es algo que yo sirve a los huéspedes en casa. Y los huevos horneados mi marido y cuñada ordenados eran más como sopa de tomate con un huevo. No es gestión del cambio? ¿Qué ha pasado?

Popped in with my boyfriend, we both thought the food was good but over priced, the staff at said establishment were welcoming and friendly. We'll be back for more munch. Yum

Nice food and reasonable service, but please staff a smile would go a long way, staff not unpleasant but as I say lacking smiles and you feel 'its just a job'. We will go again but it would be nice if my criticism changed things.

Nunca he entendido por qué los propietarios del restaurante permiten que el personal a trabajar cuando están obviamente sufría una tos severa y fría. Llegó el domingo pasado para el desayuno. La comida era buena, pero la única camarera que trabaja allí era tos sobre todo. Esto es así en condiciones poco higiénicas y mi marido terminó con un resfriado. Puaj.

Así que tuve un fantástico brunch del domingo! Recomiendo los huevos horneados. Ver foto - pero en una factura adicional de servicio en un café no es guay. Siempre dejo propina porque me espera en mesas yo en Covent Garden - no hay necesidad de agregar el servicio, especialmente en Muswell Hill.

Fui para el almuerzo de hoy con mi madre y ambas teníamos el plato vegetariano, que era una mezcla de platos estilo griego vegetariana: humus, pan de pita, queso, aguacate, alcachofas, tsatziki y ensalada. Nos pareció que era delicioso y una generosa porción de 8 libras. 95 cada uno. Bebimos agua que es gratis en el almuerzo. Terminamos con el café, que estaba bien. El restaurante estaba bastante lleno, pero el ambiente era relajado y despreocupado. Le doy 4 estrellas y no 5 como el servicio nos pareció un poco lento. Sin duda recomendaría y probablemente volveré en algún momento.

Fui allí por primera vez y quedé muy impresionado. El servicio era rápido y bueno, y la comida era deliciosa, no era el más barato desayuno inglés que he tenido, pero fue el mejor. El café también era adorable. Yo sin duda volveremos!

Good food, very good service but over priced compared to increasing competition. Also what was a very innovative menu is starting to become a little dated.Salads still good.

Came here with my mum and was given a menu. I went for the chicken salad and was delicious. A good selection of food to choose from including breakfast also. Friendly and good service.

A friend and I visited this restaurant for a Sunday lunch. The atmosphere was relaxed with pleasant staff. The "Feast Burger & Chunky Sweet Fries" was bland. Portions were meagre. There was no complimentary side salad. At £10.50 we both felt it was poor value for money. Though expensive the breakfast menu is of better quality.

The cafe was full today but the service wasn't slow. The food was very fresh, hot and tasty. It is a little pricey, but the portion sizes were good. Nice for a treat!

The food is fresh and very tasty. The daily soups are excellent. Their home delivery food is also superb.

The food is nice, but way too expensive for what it is. Almost a tenner for an omlette with a tiny salad is a lot, no matter how nice the omlette. The 2 slices of toast (not home made bread, just regular toast) were charged at an extra 2.30 pounds - incredibel! I will not be back. For that price, there are cafés with much better service (you wait a while), much nicer ambiance (the room feels more like a canteen than a cosy café) and larger portions.

It was busy and the food on the tables looked great. Unfortunately my meal did not turn out that way. The food took too long to arrive. When it did, my burger arrived with bacon when I had specifically asked for without so it had to be sent back. I then had to wait another 20 minutes (after a 40 minute wait for it the first time), so did not get to eat my main course until my friend had well finished her spinach omelette. I wish I had ordered something else. When it did arrive it was not very good and chips and salad all very average. The water didn't arrive and I had to ask 3 times before it came. I think they were stretched and didn't have enough staff to manage the amount of diners in for lunch.

Great spot for breakfast (eggs florentine are delicious) and the coffee and service are excellent. Nice spot for a weekend morning.

Last time I visited Feast I was tempted in by the offer of an all day birthday party with cakes, balloons and ice cream, which to my dismay was a prank.This morning on my way to work I saw that this year free birthday coffee and optional hugs are on offer. Suffice to say an offer I couldn´t refuse. I can report that I left happy after having a Full English Brekfast, a free coffee and a great big hug from the Birthday Boy: This time a 5 Star exprience!HAPPY BIRTHDAY SAMMY SNAKE; YOUR THE BEST!

We had quite an enjoyable breakfast with my family last week. I have nothing negative to report. The environment is very much to my taste, staff are friendly, and the food is always very good. The coffee is also good, even the one that comes bundled with breakfast. I have not been swept off my feet with the pastries, but they are ok! Overall, a very positive experience.

Nice place for Brunch and coffee in the heart of the Hill , the service was a little slow and while its not a five start style place it is a place to go and enjoy meeting people.

I last visited this place when it was called Cafe on the Hill. Now known as Feast on the Hill and adjacent to a deli of the same name. It has often been closed in the evenings except for the odd jazz night. Seeing it open on a Friday night at 8pm we took a chance and went in although it was only 1/3 full. We shared a crispy prawn starter with the ubiquitous sweet chilli sauce which was delicious. I had the burger in a brioche bun after some discussion with the waitress when I asked for it medium rare. It came as I wanted and was excellent with good French fries. (You have the choice of thick chips too).My partner had cod on a bed of pasta and said it could have done with more pasta. A so, so bottle of Merlot was £21. Mineral water is only available in small bottles. Pleasant and not too loud background music and good service from the one waitress (There is a 12.5% service charge). The room was too hot for me but my partner liked the temperature. By the time we left there was only one table remaining.

We were recently visiting from Chicago and staying in Muswell Hill. A delightful neighborhood, Muswell Hill has numerous choices for breakfast. When we arrived from Heathrow, we knew we needed some coffee and a full breakfast, and the woman renting our room to us recommended Feast--just a short walk away. We were not at all disappointed in our meals.My husband I each splurged on the full English breakfast, which was quite delicious and well-prepared. I chose a bagel with mine (not New York or Chicago, but fine), and my husband had a muffin. We liked the breakfast so much that we chose to return to Feast on our last morning before leaving for the airport (despite other options), selecting something a bit more modest: two fried eggs with a croissant for each of us. The croissant was so good, so fresh and appropriately flaky, that we ordered a third for us to share!The service is friendly and attentive. When we're in London again and staying in this area, we will definitely return, perhaps for lunch or dinner as well.

The omelettes are great, coffee is nice, service fast and friendly. Nice atmosphere most of the time. A lovely addition to Muswell Hill. Recommend

an excellent place to pop in for just a cup of tea, a toasted sandwich or a full meal, lunch or dinner. the staff are so pleasant attentive and warm and friendly. cannot fault the food, my wife and i are regulars and the staff treat us like family and go out of their way to make us welcome. the quality of the food is exceptional and is prepared on the premises, very much home made. wonderful!

I went here with family (30s to 60s) and people of voting tastes for brunch after a family party.The menu had all the classics- full English, eggs Benedict etc. it also benefited from some really inventive menu additions- who would think of halloumi or humus in a vegetarian breakfast? This place did! My aunt and sister in law are real 'foodies' and were so impressed with this concept that they ordered this, despite both being carnivores!I had pancakes with fruit and yogurt and was very happy with my selection.The coffee was strong and good, the staff attentive and all this came at a good price.A real winner!

Went to this place for breakfast and ordered an omelette. The omelette was huge, and was very delicious. There was almost too much food to eat! On top of this, Monday to Friday's before midday, orders receive a free tea or coffee! Awesome value for money, and will be back again to try some other delicious looking items on the menu.

GF and I had a veggie breakfast and grilled halloumi salad. Both were full of flavour, fresh and timely. The staff were friendly. Nothing too fancy, good food in good surroundings. If it was a Sunday, I don't know where I'd park though!!

I live locally and have been coming here for a number of years. It is obvious the chef has changed over the last year or so as the cooking has deteriorated. A good example is fried eggs - they either come very hard or the white is runny. This has happened over a number of occasions in recent visits and is not just a one off experience. I have noticed they seem to have replaced the table sauces with an inferior brand. Shame as it has put me off coming here

Please don't order any meat there, the burgers are not even safe to eat.The salads are good, but small for the price.

My review is long overdue - living local to Muswell Hill and having visited Feast probably over 50 times!This small deli atmosphere has a friendly, lively, buzz not just due to the freshly home-made food but also due to the friendly professional staff. Under Sam's management the small team will make you feel truly welcome, especially small children/kids. The food is delicious, especially the soups which never fail to deliver. The cappuccino particularly good, not too strong, not to weak and just frothy enough. Great customer service and positive attitude - definitely recommend pop in!

this is a typical family establishmentwe gather here on many an afternoon for tea and cake. the staff are really wonderful, very warm and welcoming. the tea is excellent. the cakes and sandwiches and snacks superbone would never be unhappy visiting this delightful tea room

I have just returned from the Feast Deli. I had seen flyers around Muswell Hill advertising an all day Birthday Party at the Deli with Cake, Balloons and Ice Cream, three of my favourite things!Imagine my dismay when I arrived to find NO CAKE, NO BALLOONS and NO ICE CREAM!!!The poor manager explained to me that the whole thing was an elaborate hoax and he had been the target of pranksters and was at his wits end.I suspect well known local con man and self proclaimed minor member of the British Monarchy , Ben Jovi was behind the attack. People of Muswell Hill beware!!!!Instead of Cake and Ice Cream I had a Spanish Omellete and Cafe Latte, which was nice

Have been here several times and used to love it - but not anymore. The customer services here is not good at all.And although the food is tasty I think it's a little overpriced. Hopefully it will improve.

breakfast £8.95. 1 x poached egg and 1 toast. £3.25, service not good,nor is the sneaky service charge which we asked for them to remove. No thanks nor hows the food asked. we attended saturday 15th Nov mid morningHmmm. will i return. Thanks but no thanks

My boyfriend and I went for brunch here just before noon on a Sunday and still got a table immedietly. We both ordered Benny's ( mine Florentine his Royale) and fresh oj. The juice was nice. Brekkie took awhile but not an overly long wait. The sauce and poached eggs were perfection. The salmon was lovely but the spinich was overcooked, chewy and tasted bitter which was a shame. Overall we were super happy. I was not happy about a 12.5% charge. Especially when it was not indicated on the menu but all in all that was the only major draw back.

Wound up at this place at about 1:40 in the afternoon hoping for a quick lunch before continuing my day. When I stepped inside the roar of Saturday shoppers, their kids and babies smacked me right in the face. So, I chose to sit outside-no, not a cute little rear garden or even a cordoned off bistro patio in the front. Just a few tables curbside with pedestrians, cars and buses passing. Took ten minutes for the waitress to take my order and after 25 minutes I still hadn't received my omelet and chips. The waitress did apologize and comped me a flat white coffee, but my frustration level was already over the top. When the food arrived it was okay, but at 8 pounds ($13) for eggs and frozen chips, definitely not worth it or the aggravation.

I have visited twice and had a full English breakfast each time. The food was delicious - well cooked and presented. The service is a little slow but adequate. It's not, after all, a fast food cafe. I go there for a relaxing brunch. My only complaint is the background music is too loud for my taste, because it get noisier as people speak up to be heard over the music. But that's a general complaint of mine. I think the music is probably enjoyed most by the staff. Everyone I saw there was either talking or reading the newspapers. They clearly welcome children as I saw families there using the highchair.

A middle class haven within a north London middle class haven. Feast is a continuing refuge for the dinky (double income, no kids yet) that populate Muswell Hill. You can tell this because the table layout is such as to preclude the manoeuvre of a push chair by even the most dexterous yummy (read: middle aged) mummy. The service was rather slow, considering the first morning batch of customers had fled to read the Guardian or go on a march or whatever it is one does when Mum and Dad pay the bills. Food was good quality, very good in fact but its probably my fault, my Essex chippiness was bridling. Bill took almost as much time to arrive as the food did to eat, contained a mandatory service charge which was obscene.

This is a really busy little place, quite often packed out at the weekend. I like it for brunch, with the usual choices of traditional, or eggs fiorentina, Benedict, etc. staff are always friendly and efficient, and possible to relax with a newspaper or book.

Two of us had dinner here the other night. Not too busy. Cute little place. We both had the veggie burgers which were gerat. A pattie as well as a grilled portabello on top with some cheese. One of us had the fries which were light and tasty, my mate had the salad which had a nice dressing and sun dried tomatoes. We each had a glass of house wine. Red was quite nice, white a bit sharp. Will be going back here.

Had a large group (11 people) friends and family for a dinner on a Friday night. We specifically booked there because they have live jazz on Friday nights. We had a great night - one of our group got up and sang several times. This is a small cafe like place so was not expecting the food to be so good. But it was reasonably priced and the food was very fresh and they managed to serve us nearly all at the same time. Would definitely go again though we were told no more jazz sessions until the autumn. Really worth a try and you might be surprised1!!

Eggs Florentine absolutely beautiful. Soya Cappucino perfect. Great little place for breakfast or brunch in Muswell Hill.Only criticism would be that the girl serving us could have been a bit more friendly rather than so robotic and 'cold.'

We popped in on the off chance, not having a reservation. No problem at all. The food was excellent, nothing fancy but well cooked and not bland. A nice bottle of red from Vin de Pays d'Herault in Languedoc. But the piece de resitance was the cool jazz which is a feature of Wednesday and Friday evening, female vocalist and male tenor sax player. Really good, a great way to relax after a torrid week at work.

There is such a glut of cafes and restaurants around the Muswell Hill and Crouch End area that we tend to go to them in rotation. Subsequently, we haven't been to Feast on the Hill for around six months and was looking forward to going there again because their breakfasts were exceptional. I don't know if they have changed ownership but the difference was instantly palpable. Previously if you arrived for breakfast at around 11.00 on a Sunday morning you would have had to wait for a table. This time we managed to sit straight away in a restaurant that was less than half full. We ordered a vegetarian breakfast and a full English only to have two full English placed in front of us. This meant that we ate our breakfasts separately. I then pointed out that on the menu it stated that there would be tomatoes with a full English and there weren't any with my breakfast. By the time the waitress came back with the tomatoes I had finished my breakfast. No apologies, no reduction on the bill. Besides all this the quality of the food has definitely deteriorated along with all the other aspects of what makes a good restaurant. Sub standard food, service and ambience. Won't be going back.

Three of us went there after the cinema on a Saturday night. There were few people in it so the service was quick. I ordered a salad, which was nice but the waitress looked startled when I asked for some nice crusty bread, almost as if I'd asked for something strange and exotic. She offered me a baguette with a shrug. It had probably been a long day.The meal came to £55 including tip which was already added on to the bill. It was ok...not good but not bad either. Fine for a quick meal.

As many reviewers have observed, this place looks really nice. It has tables both indoors and outside, and a reasonable range of food. I went there for lunch with my young daughter. I ordered an English breakfast, she Spaghetti Bolognaise. The bacon in my plate was dark and rock hard. I literally could not cut through it with the knife. It took me a while to alert the waitress, but eventually she arrived and reluctantly said she'd bring two fresh rashers. This took a good 10 minutes, by which time I had pretty much eaten the rest, my tea had gone cold and I had lost interest in the bacon - you get the picture. What is worse, my daughter's mincemeat came in two big clumps. When she refused to eat it, I called the waitress and pointed out the issue to her. Her response: "Nobody else has complained!" I asked for the bill and saw that no discount had been applied, although my daughter had hardly touched her food. I had to insist that they issued a new bill without her spaghetti dish. Throughout, I was made to feel like an awkward b... rather than a disgruntled customer who had good reason to be disappointed. I will never set foot in that place again.

I have been frequenting this cafe with my family for quite a while now as I believe that your local & independent cafe/deli has to be supported or else our towns and villages will be ruined by the coffee shop chains (Costa, Coffee Republic, Starbucks etc).Thankfully Muswell Hill has several of these independent cafes but I feel that Feast ticks all of my boxes. The service is relaxed and friendly - the same waitresses have been there for several years. This has to be a good sign. The food is delicious - my daughter and son think their fries are the best in London and I have to agree (some of London's "top" restaurants should take note).

We visited here for Sunday Brunch with 5 adults and a toddler. This is a fabulous restaurant/cafe which seems more personal than the many chain eating houses around. The staff are attentive and welcoming. There is a 'buzz' about the place with couples, individuals and families occupying what seems like the family kitchen tables. It has this personal , homely touch that I have seen in places like Canada and Australia. Most important was the gorgeous food, eggs benedict (£8.45) went down well, the full English (£7.95) - a monster of a breakfast and well, the omelette (£7.15) to beat all omelettes. fabulous food, great atmosphere and a great find in Muswell Hill.

It's one of the nice cafes in Muswell Hill, with a few tables outside on the pavement, a beautiful display in the window, an attractive lunch deal (except that you are told it's not valid on the weekend even though it is advertised outside on a Saturday afternoon). Once you're in, it begins to become very confusing. There is a big wooden table at the back and lots of products for sale on display (cholocates, drinks, biscuits...). You wonder if this is a shop where you just buy to take away and if the table is just there for decoration. The staff ignores you and you soon realise that you have to put your jacket on the bench to kind of keep your seat while ordering at the counter. From the counter, it is impossible to see the display of food because it is facing the street so, unless you have already noticed from outside what you wanted, you will have to take whatever you manage to see. You are also told that there is no menu. That makes it a bit akward because you also wonder how much things are, since there is no visible price on the quiches, salades etc. So, you come back to the table, hoping to find your jacket, if someone has not pushed it aside to sit where you were hoping to sit. The plate arrives: the salad portions are not very big but OK. When we finished, we went to pay at the counter. The staff was quite numerous (about 5 on Saturday lunch time) but they all seemed busy weighting stuff, looking around, filling shelves... We just wanted to pay and leave this weird place, not at all welcoming and go somewhere else for a dessert because really, it is a pity to have such a nice place if you are not able to give a smile. By the way, the food was good and the price was correct. About £15 for 2 small quiches and 2 small salads. The experience is just confusing and the staff not friendly. It's a pity,

We had dinner here and it was an absolute treat. The food was lovely, the service could not be bettered and it was just such a nice experience. Contrary to what another reviewer has said, they do take credit cards. It was also very reasonable indeed, where in London these days do you pay £13 for a steak? And a lovely one at that. I was particularly impressed by the two nice waitresses. Here is one rather unusual way I often judge a restaurant's service: my husband is a little eccentric and drinks ice in his red wine. So when we order a bottle of wine he always asks for a large glass of ice to be brought with it. I know it is a little unusual but it is not up to serving staff to judge people's preferences! However, he gets mostly very negative responses to this request. Most often it is simply ignored and the ice has to be asked for again (often several times). Sometimes it never comes, despite repeated requests, as if the staff is saying that the request is too odd to be taken seriously. Or a grudging single block of ice is produced. Or a sarcastic or suprised comment is passed. (and generally the smarter and more expensive the restaurant, the less likely they are to bring the ice on time and without fuss!). Well, at Feast, a nice full glass of ice arrived, together with the wine, within a minute of being ordered. No comment, just a smile. It put my husband in a very good mood. We had a wonderful dinner!

This is the type of place that London needs more of. A lovely non-chain cafe, open all day, excellent food, excellent service and not too pricey. Now that Feast does evenings too, things are even better. Definitely get in here for a feed.

I often order fruit salad with meusli and yoghurt when out for breakfast. Normally I receive a good helping of all but here the fruit salad on this beautiful summer day was made up of grapes, kiwi, melon and pineapple, where were all the summer fruits and berries. To top this off there was a "sprinkling" of muesli and thin layer of yoghurt. I asked if it was possible to get a little more meusli and yoghurt to help finish of the fruit but was told frankly that if I wanted more I'd need to pay for another portion. I didn't want ask or need another portion, just a little more. The manager was no more help telling me that everything costs and I would need to pay. We won't be going back there again. Coffee wasn't that good either. They didn't take credit cards either which I always find a little strange.

I love this cafe! Highly recommended