Market House in Lambeth

Great atmosphere the menu could be a little better.the staff members were great bit some need to brush up on manners

Half enjoyed a couple of Bank Holiday pints chatting to a friendly local but realised after we left, she had swapped our Bank card in my boyfriend's phone and gone shopping. We are now stony broke. WATCH OUT IN THERE!!!!!

He estado en el MH muchas veces y siempre la pasé bien, pero el viernes pasado fue especial. Añadieron una hora feliz con cócteles increíbles, el personal es muy amable y servicial, y todos parecen estar pasándolo muy bien y siendo compañeros. El gerente de turno hizo todo lo posible para conseguir la mesa que reservamos y era un profesional de la A a la Z. Como compañero gerente en hospitalidad con años de experiencia, puedo decir que lograron agregar todos los ingredientes de una receta para el éxito. Esto realmente se nota y su positividad se extiende a los huéspedes que disfrutaron de su noche y sus interacciones con el personal. Bien hecho, chicos, rockeras. ¡Felicitaciones! !

Ofrece la oportunidad de ponerse al día con amigos después del trabajo para tomar un par de copas en la hora feliz, y la música de los DJs los fines de semana en el piso superior y el piso de abajo. Se utiliza para proporcionar una buena cocina con excelentes perritos calientes y sabrosas patatas fritas, pero ya no se puede recomendar comer aquí a menos que desee un aperitivo para acompañar sus bebidas. La música es más pop - uniformada en estos días, pero es buena para cantar o levantarse para bailar. El mantener su bolsa con usted en todo momento es muy rígido.

Brixton es un lugar increíble para salir, y estoy seguro de que hay mejores lugares que aquí. El lugar es diddy, las dos plantas son muy básicas en términos de decoración, como un pobre Wetherspoons, el aire acondicionado es como un túnel de viento, y son a usted mediante la consigna para no sólo su abrigo, pero su bolso. En serio? ! Salimos con unos amigos el sábado y nos dijeron de poner no sólo de su bolsa, pero su cartera y teléfono en el guardarropa, er ¿POR QUÉ? Además la luz guardarropa era como este beacon enorme feo en la esquina de la habitación, lo cual básicamente arruina el ambiente de la ya sitio normalito. Cócteles y bebidas, simplemente bien. La música era horrible, pero no suelo como pop cursi, y yo supongo que las multitudes sábado amor. Prueba en otro sitio, esta fue una decepción enorme.

Gran lugar para una noche con los amigos, entre semana o los fines de semana. Hay hasta tarde en los fines de semana (3 am) y abren el segundo piso para más espacio para bailar y una atmósfera diferente.Tienen una comida y la cocina cambia cada mes. Puede ser buena o no, solo depende que la cocina es.Deberías probar los mojitos, increíble! ! !

Good selection of cocktails under happy hour! Something for everyone! Nice atmosphere and they do food too!

Tuve una noche increíble en el pub! El personal es muy agradable, de seguridad estaban chicos agradable aunque otras críticas eran un poco peligroso, pensé que era muy justo y profesional. La comida no es genial, pero no fui por la comida. Fui a tomar una copa y bailar y eso es lo que me dieron!El bar de la planta baja es el principal con un DJ que toca música todas diferentes vieja y nueva. La multitud era vuelve y animado. Reservamos nuestra mesa tenía que ser empujado al lado porque necesitábamos para hacer espacio para el baile como el pub estaba preparando las maletas con gente muy feliz que estaban bailando toda la noche! El pub es muy amplia, con un DJ que estaba jugando arriba que no era mi funk, pero tienen diferentes DJs en diferentes noches! Arriba tiene realmente cómodas sofás de cuero que puede reservar sin duda volveremos! Éramos un grupo de 10 personas que pasamos una noche fantástica! ! !

Although guy in bar been a little bit rough place is amazing as usual with some good options of food and drinks. That barrels as a table are amazing good music

Fui con un grupo de amigos (todos nosotros tenemos treinta tempranos) y no encontramos este bar a mi gusto.Obviamente está tratando de ser elegante con sofás, escenario, etc. pero la verdad es algo un poco diferente. Los pisos adhesivas, la gente se desbordan bebidas en usted y cuando le preguntamos por el agua que nos dijeron que arreglártelas al final del bar. No es mi idea de un rato decente. Quizás me vuelvo viejo. En ambos casos, no tengo prisa en regresar.

Hemos vivido en Brixton durante un rato, pero sólo recientemente he estado aquí para tomar el desayuno, y tengo que decir que me quedé bastante impresionado. El servicio es muy agradable y servicial. El desayuno ofrece una gran variedad de opciones. No importa lo que usted elija, supongo que vale la pena probar algo con huevo y pedir pato huevos. Tuve algunos Royale de huevos, y eran muy, muy bueno. Y me pareció que el uso de pato huevo mejoró el sabor aún más. Será sin duda volveremos.

... there&#039;s absolutely nothing wrong with this trendy pub. However, we booked expecting a bar/restaurant (so i&#039;m writing this review with that in mind). <br /><br />In fact this was a busy, very loud pub with only sloppy nachos or a basic mezzo plate to start, and burgers as mains. Again, nothing wrong with it – on the contrary, we will be back for a drink – but certainly not the Saturday evening dinner for two I had planned. And the menu did not reflect what is shown on OpenTable. The listing needs updating to honestly show what to expect. <br /><br />Go out with a bunch of mates and get a bowl of the great chips to soak up a few pints, and you&#039;ll have a great evening – just don&#039;t expect romance (or real food).

This place has a really lively vibe about it, which was ideal before our Sam Smith show at the O2 Brixton Academy.<br />Although the variety on the menu was minimal we had a good taster by trying all but one of the sides and l was pleasantly surprised with the twist on the common dishes.<br />Will be back!

Love this place and their long 'happy hour' from 5-9pm! Great cocktails and music. the place is always buzzing.

I booked here to meet my best friend who I&#039;ve not seen since March, last minute, as I was feeling unwell and asked if we could meet somewhere closer to home...that turned out to the huge blessing in disguise!<br />On entering, the guy who welcomed us knew our booking and showed us to a nice table. <br />The atmosphere was relaxed and comfortable.<br />I had previously suggested this place for my workplace&#039;s Christmas meal, but couldn&#039;t attend and received rave reviews...now I know why.<br />The food was from an independent company called Baba G&#039;s and was a superb twist on mixing indian spices with american and english style foods. The meats were cooked to perfection and left both my friend and I salivating! And they did Masala spiced fries to which my friend said to the chef &quot;I would actually KILL for these fries&quot;, I&#039; not one for chips, but these were good!<br />We&#039;ve been told that there&#039;s going to be a new chef /company every month and I think it&#039;s a fab idea, if the rest are anything to what Baba G&#039;s are to go by...we&#039;ll be meeting every month at this rate!

Great atmosphere, very reasonable prices (especially at Happy Hour) and some of the best food i've eaten in a while. We had the Indian burger menu and everything we ordered was yummy!

We passed here and thought we&#039;d give it a try and so glad we did. The food cane quickly, was great value for money and absolutely delicious!

Love the place: staff is great and very friendly, top cocktails, good wine selection, very nice decor..... And the BabaGee's pop up this month literally rocked, One of the best veggie burger I have ever tasted!!

This is a social gathering place, so high octane noise and livliness for a pre-Ritzy meet.<br />Food is Turkish or Ottoman based with lots of delicious, flavoured meat on the menu but vegetarian mezze options too that seemed popular with other diners.<br />We had the lamb chops with spicy rice and salad served in a clay tureen which was well cooked, hearty and filling. Having just returned from a trip to Istanbul the day before, this managed to extend the charcoal grilled, aromatic and spiced cullinary ambiance. The food is good value and clearly popular with the young and hungry in SW9. Good value for money too (about eighteen quid with a head with drinks) so no wonder it was packed.

A busy atmospheric venue was the perfect backdrop for a month long pop up hosted by ex master chef winner Tim Anderson. The food was fantastic and stunning value, added to that the venue was atmospheric, had some great beers and wine, and the table staff were knowledgeable about the food, and generally enthusiastic and helpful. All in all an excellent evening all round, we went for Tim Anderson&#039;s food, but would definitely go to the Market House for similar events.

I have eaten at Tim Anderson&#039;s pop-up restaurant in Kings Road SW1 and found the whole experience delightful. For this reason I chose to visit the pop up at Market House last weekend with two friends. The welcome and service was good but unfortunately the food - from a menu with very few choices - was very disappointing.<br />Huge portions of noodles and very little else. I had a chicken dish in which the chicken made a very small appearance. There were far too many noodles and the whole thing, at £11.00, was overpriced. My friends complained of a lack of variety in the dishes they had ordered. A rather unhappy experience - particularly after having enjoyed the Kings Road pop up so much.

Nanban was the reason for coming here. Having been lured here for Japanese food, I&#039;ll be back again just because it&#039;s a great venue for drinks and food with friends.

It was okay. <br />Arrived and sat at our booked table and weren&#039;t noticed for a while. The kitchen then got too busy to take orders, we didn&#039;t find this out until after 30 min of trying to get attention. Would have been much better to be told rather than running past desperately avoiding eye contact for half an hour! It was busy, we understood but communication is much better service. Service was very friendly but frustrating at times. <br />Given the Chef (MasterChef winner), food was disappointing. Good snacky stuff and ice cream but the udon soup (didn&#039;t use udon), not so good. You can find much better in Soho. We ordered two soups both mains at £11, very different sizes?! Oh well - fried chicken and Pressure Drop beer was great :)

We went to Market House because Tim from Masterchef had a guest residency there. We were sat right opposite the kitchen &amp; got to talk to him which was awesome!! I love the idea of having pop up chefs in there &amp; can&#039;t wait to see who they get in next. Cocktails were nice &amp; service was friendly &amp; attentive. Ultimately it&#039;s a high end pub grub kinda scene rather than a restaurant. We enjoyed it.

Excellent food. Been twice already and tried all menue available!!! Love them.

We visited the Nan Ban pop up and were extremely impressed with the food. A word of warning though, the house Ramen is VERY spicy which should be flagged more on the menu. I like spicy food, but I had to send mine back and ask for the alternative meat ramen as my mouth felt like it was burning.<br /><br />However, the Pork Belly ramen was sensational, and I can&#039;t praise highly enough the chicken side - melt in the mouth. I might have to try to get back there before it closes! The restaurant only charged for one ramen which I was very happy with.<br /><br />The service felt a little scattered, manic and brisk. It let down the excellent food we enjoyed.

Visited with my son for the month-long residency in the kitchen of Masterchef winner Tim Anderson.His Japanese food was astoundingly good. Nothing pretentious - just tastes so good that, like many other tables, we ordered second helpings of pretty much everything.Added to excellent cocktails and fabulously friendly service, this was a great evening. Go before Tim leaves at the end of August!

Went for dinner at one of the pop up , the food was mediocre and the portions were not great. Had to leave and go and eat somewhere else

Came here for lunch at the w/e with a few friends. It's a nice boozer; not too busy but enough folk to give it a bit of atmosphere. Service was good but food, well, it was amazing. Had Miss P's brisket and beans. Good price and excellent taste. You could make this at home whenever you have 12 hours to spare! Go and visit whilst it's there. I'll try to return before it goes....

Great roast, great atmosphere, great time.We normally go to the Market House bar for a drink and a boogie on a Friday night, this was the first time we had visited during the day or for food. The four of us ordered calamari and king prawn to share and roast dinner for mains.The calamari was perfect, not chewy with nice crunchy batter. The king prawns were fantastic, well seasoned, tasty my only complaint being that I had to remove the head etc (i hate getting my fingers messy) The chicken and beef roast dinners were great. We asked for more cauliflower cheese and roast potatoes which was no problem for the chef to do for us. Great food, great price, great fun!

My friends and I went to Market house bar two Saturday's ago. We were standing in a corridor talking and when we didn't move out in time, 4 bouncers manhandled one of my friends and I. One bouncer picked me up from behind, under my arms and another grabbed my ankles. I screamed and shouted in fear. They carried me up approximately 6/7 steps to the side door. They dropped me on the ground, opened the side door and picked me up again. They threw me out onto the middle of the road. When I stood up, one bouncer came for me and slapped me across the face and knocked me to the ground with force. The manager came out, and claimed his men (aka bouncers) only use correct force and suitably handle situations. He never denied they manhandled two women nor did he deny one physically hit me across the face. He also did not try to calm to situation or check on the two women (my friend and I)lying injured on the road. He and bouncers went back inside immediately. Repeating this story makes me sick but it needs to be told. We called the police on the night and conveniently the side CCTV camera didn't work. The police are currently chasing up on this but things like this take time. I would recommend nobody to ever go here. For a short tempered bouncer to lose control and hit and throw a woman is bad enough to deal with. To know this establishment is managed by a man who condones this behaviour, speaks louder as to the type of bar this is.