Park Way London in Brent

One of the worst places I’ve ever visited, never in my life will I ever go here again, the waiters are all nice however the owners are the most horrible people you could ever meet. I was feeling I’ll and sick, and the owners were asking me to leave and kicking me out, I was not able to move my body due to muscle aches and dizziness they accused me of having corona virus, not knowing what I was going through. They didn’t approach me once to ask if I was okay. They shouted repeatedly he has corona, kick him out!!! I’ve never felt so insulted and unwanted ever!! For anyone who is reading this make sure you do not go to this place, they are horrid people who don’t deserve to even run a business!!!!!!!! There address is NW2 6JP - Edgware Road, Cricklewood! DO NOT ATTEND P.S I have been attending this place for 3 years to get treated like scum after having a panic attack / muscle spasm ??!!!?!! Disgusting!!!

Podría decir que el restaurante podría trabajar en el diseño de interiores, aparte de que todo lo demás está bien. La comida era muy sabrosa igual nuestros jugos y té. Sheesha no estaba necesariamente en el punto pero todavía está bien.

La Reserva del Parque natural se extiende a manera más de 2 millas. Entrando a la línea ferroviaria en desuso desde la entrada lateral de Finsbury Park. El camino con bancos altos y con palmeras que se siente como si están en el lado uou country, la estación 150 años plataforma antigua y puentes proporcionan con vistas a Londres mientras lleva a través de las partes más bonitas del norte de Londres hasta llegar a Highgate.

Un amigo me llevó a Park Way para una comida y qué maravilloso ambiente, comida y jugos y shisha. Altamente recomendado

Vinimos aquí en grupo de siete celebrando la persa Yalda noche. Lo que un ambiente encantador, un gran servicio y comida perfecta, no me puedo quejar de nada.

The food isn't the main draw as far as Park Way is concerned. At the weekends its more of a shisha cafe cum nightclub, attracting a fun-loving ex-pat crowd with Persian and Arab tunes. A weird compromise between live and recorded music has been struck with a live singer but with no musicians (a Middle Eastern karaoke as it were). Having said all this, the food is actually pretty good and very well-presented. They actually garnished the kebab with tarragon, which I never see elsewhere. The portions are perhaps a little on the small side but at the same time, no one wants to dance on a full, bloated stomach, so perhaps that is a blessing. As to be expected, it is unlicensed. It is also a little chilly because the shisha lounge has to be partially open air. I would recommend booking for weekends. There is a small entry charge for weekends (£1 per person with minimum £15.00 spend).

I went there with a friend, having passed by this place many times, I was reluctant to give it a try! This particular evening, after a loooong tiring day, we were both starving and careless as to where we may end up to dine! I must say that I was definitely surprised!! The out look of this place is hugely disappointing, but when you go inside, the decor is WOW, food was good but I had better, shisha was fab, service was good too