Thai Heath cafe in Camden

Came with friends for lunch and we all ordered something different. Food was plentiful and tasty. Large portions. Would definitely be back. We were the only ones in the restaurant which is such a shame as food was well presented.

Visited as part of a day wandering around London and after a matinee show in the area. Had a Groupon voucher for set meal costing £35. Several of dishes not available from what was already a small choice menu. Appears long-standing issue of "no chips" was again a problem. By the time you add on a £30 bottle of house wine, supplement on the steak and then service charge you done get much change out of £100. Marked as average only and certainly not somewhere I would return. Nice air con restaurant with music which we liked but fairly empty and soulless.

If you like your deli meat cut a certain way, DO NOT go here, 3 times I asked for my salami thinly sliced & just 100g, I got 278g of the thickest cut slices I’ve ever seen, after saying again I wanted thinly sliced I was told take it or leave it, I left the whole basket I had, just plain RUDE

It's new name is Chicken hub. At the same address and at the same place next to Old Dutch pancake is Chicken Hub not Chicken cottage. On google, you can see exact pictures with hundreds of reviews. It was surprisingly good. Only place in London where i went again as experience was good. Grilledchicken with rice was very good and i will recommend. Service was great as well. Second time i found few burnt rice in it. Probably they have to work on the quality.

Turquoise had just opened. They've done a fabulous job in redecorating the old Cafe Rouge. Brightly coloured, it's warm and welcoming and the food is very good. I've only eaten there once with a friend, but we both really enjoyed our lunches. I had garlic prawns; she had lamb chops and both were delicious. In the centre of Highgate Village, it's a lovely place to pop in for coffee, which I have also done.