The Prince of Wales in Camden

Tomé un pequeño capuchino y un bollo de frutas con mantequilla y mermelada. El precio era de £ 8. 20 ! ! ! Me quedé atónito - han reducido el tamaño de sus tazas y subido sus precios. Mesas siempre sucias sin limpiar, más y más mesas empujadas demasiado cerca Church Street Twickenham - nunca más. Es codicia

My mum and I popped in late July. Had a lovely milky coffee (trad caff order!) and we shared a few fresh pastries. Staff were polite and helpful and gave us a bag to take home what pastries we couldn't finish.

I received a very bad ramen, only filled with salted water. No taste whatsoever. we ordered california sushi and there was no salmon in them. Poor quality and waste of money. i will never come back.

The ambience is wonderful, very Indian chic. The food itself is mixed. The samosa filling was oddly powdery. The gold gappa (pani poori) had four pieces only, for six pounds(!). The dal makhani was delicious, the Chana masala was spicy and well cooked. Palak was just mushed palak, the Malabar chicken was ok. Naan perhaps use too much maida as the result was thick. Rice was well made. Service was good, we were able to call attention when needed.

It was empty for a reason . . Very sad as I used to come here many years ago and it was delightful. Place was dark and grubby, loo was shocking. Scrambled eggs were pale, watery and tasteless. Juice tasted as if out of a carton. Not sure how this place survives given the other lovely options on South End Green.