The best restaurants in Totteridge Barnet London

Welcoming with good seating and toilets. Good choice of food and drinks served by friendly staff. Convenient for our walk route (Mill Hill Broadway to High Barnet) and the kids' playground.

Hacía frío el sábado por la mañana, así que fuimos a tomar un chocolate caliente. El olor a cacao estaba en el aire y el chocolate caliente era Devine. Sin embargo, no agarrar y apresurar la puerta. Esta bebida merecía ser saboreada y cada capa del viaje del sabor debía ser considerada y apreciada. Gema absoluta de un lugar. Con ganas de volver y probar su gelato!

This evening we visited the restaurant to celebrate my sons 23rd birthday, and as usual, we were not disappointed. We were a table of five and as we entered, every member of staff welcomed us and asked how we were. The restaurant is run by three/four brothers who are lovely. We have been customers of theirs for many years, but we don't visit very often. So when we do, we know we'll have a delightful meal. From starters to main courses, everything was piping hot as it is freshly cooked to order. The variety of sauces was amazing, especially the one I had brought out for me, to kill off my cold. I'll be looking forward to eating that tomorrow, it'll definitely put hairs on my chest!!! Lol Staff were very attentive and helpful. Nothing is too much for them. It was busy for a Monday night. but that didn't faze them one bit. It's a little on the expensive side, but worth a visit. Don't knock it till you've tried it I say! Thank you for an enjoyable meal guys and for my chicken and hot sauce remedy. 10/10 from me 😊

The most amazing food I had in quite a while! Strongly recommend you go there hungry 😉

Fell in love with this place when it was nestled in the equestrian center just off Lullington Garth. As we understood at the time, it was owned and operated by Argentinians. The beef - as you would expect - was incredible. Not just cooked one way, or one cut; there was a variety with a distinct 'this is how we do it back home' feel. There was chicken too, but the cuts of pork and different types of pork sausage is what had us telling our friends about El Vaquero. The sides looked and tasted homemade; the beans were a regional recipe from where the owners were originally from. The (Argentinian) passadors were engaging too which added a real South American feel to the whole experience. Sadly, it all ended when EV shut down. However, much to our delight, there would be a new location; a High Street location. We booked as soon as we could which coincided with my birthday. Upon arrival in Whetstone, we saw a great location, nice building but not quite the same atmosphere as it was back in Woodside Park. The biggest disappointment for me was that there were no sausages (well, not of the pork kind) no pork loin, or any kind of pork for that matter. When I asked, one of the waiters intimated that the new owners did not include pork on the menu (for religious reasons). This wasn't a problem, but there was no indication of this at any stage until we asked when the sausages would be coming. Broadly speaking, it's the same concept as the original El Vaquero, a 'meat fest' only no pork or pork products. EDIT: My friends and I visited the original restaurant in Woodside Park on more than one occasion. We were served pork there: loin, sausages and ribs. Pork was taken off the menu when the new owners took over and moved the brand to Whetstone.

We held a celebration dinner for over 60 family and friends, it went perfectly, Julius and his team make it very easy to arrange and host. The food was, as always, excellent and the feedback from our guests was very enthusiastic. It was great value with no hidden extras and we were delighted we chose The Haven. We are regulars for dinner and highly recommend it for both a quiet dinner and any function.

Although not in the centre of whetstone , this restaurant / cafe one to to the ESSO petrol station is certainly worth a visit . Thief premises are clean and tidy and uncluttered . The owner was very friendly and personable . The menu offers a good choice whether you want breakfasts, full English , vegetarian and Middle Eastern or a more substantial lunch or evening meal. My wife popped in for a mid afternoon snack prior to meeting our son and daughter for a meal later in the evening . We both plumped for smoked salmon with cream cheese , my wife chose hers with ciabatta bread and I chose baguette. We both had a freshly made coffee that tasted good too. We thought the food was good value as was the more heartier dishes. Certainly worth the extra steps along High Road for good food.

Fantastic food. Very fresh. The meat dishes are spicy and divine. They are the best in whetstone

Great food, and service. Lovely atmosphere.

Great location. Good shawarma. Late evening with my friends from high school. The music was very welcoming too and the service was detailed

What a place, absolutely full of Coke heads, every time I used the toilet there are groups of guys sniffing from the sink basins and the two toilets, what used to be a nice pub has attracted the crap locally, shame as gone completely down hill 100% if not more

horrible owner. very rude and intimidating

We have been going there since it first opened. The food is delicious and always consistent. Last few years is our favourite take away food. Always arrives warm and tastes as good as eating there.

Thankfully this dumpster fire of a restaurant has closed, seemingly having the premises repossessed by the landlord, and we can only hope that it's replaced by something half decent.

Isabela is an amazining manager keeping that Costa oustanding. Always making my coffee the way i like.