The best restaurants in Camden Town with Primrose Hill Camden London

Très belle découverte. Saveurs incroyables ! Un délice absolu ! Au calme, à quelques pas de l’agitation de Camden Town.

amazing gluten free pizza and pasta! 🍝 Rossopomodoro never disappoints with its authentic Italian flavours

Comimos el domingo aquí y fue fantástico. La comida era excelente - carne asada y vientre de cerdo con un gran pudín Yorkshire y verduras asadas y verdes. El pub está escondido en una esquina tranquila en una hermosa parte de Londres, muy cerca de Primrose Hill y Regents Park y a solo quince minutos a pie de Camden. Tiene un ambiente relajado encantador y el personal es muy servicial y muy amable. Una buena selección de bebidas y el menú es grande con una buena y variada selección de comidas disponibles, pero sin duda recomendaría los asados del domingo. Solo desearíamos poder permitirnos vivir en esta área para poder hacer de esto nuestro local...

Always an amazing vibrant atmosphere, Very good music!! I would definitely recommended this to friends!! Drinks are reasonably priced and always a good ambient

One of the most horrible places to eat in camden. Please look it on youtube under whole foods. #wholefoods

Thoroughly enjoyable, well cooked sirloin with lovely roast potatoes, pigs in blankets and sprouts to accompany. Was lovely warming comfort food on a wintery day. I understand the reviews raising issue about the toilets however I assume this is an issue for all of the units at that site.

It is a great food market and a very alternative atmosphere.

The last I saw the place closed but the food was good and the atmosphere was as amazing. A great artistic take for a restaurant. People complained about the food they got with a virgin experience voucher, but I feel it’s to be expected when you aren’t paying full price. We paid full price for our food, got what we wanted on the menu and we were not disappointed.

Ordered on Uber eats lunch for office, half order delivered another half missing. Called shop, person on the phone blamed Uber driver however, accountability still with restaurant. Don't recommend

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.

Have been eating here since it opened. It’s not a very busy place. It does just enough to keep going. Open all through the lock down. Just a Couple of months back they have started arbitrarily using a temperature HEAD GUN. There is no sign saying this is requirement for dining in. As such it cannot be enforced. The busiest Restrauants are not using this HEAD GUN. However on a Visit last week, with a small child, I was told the gun had to pointed to the child’s head.I flatly refused. There is currently, no government or council requirement to do this. It should be clearly stated at the counter or on the door of the restaurant if this is the process to dine in. Neither of us were sick and I always have my mask on, even when walking in the street. Compulsive hand and face washing. BK on the high street clearly states in writing, no personal details, no service. Businesses must inform the customer of their practice in writing and be clearly visible. Having another human point directly at ones head with a gun shaped object, with a hole at the front, albeit a small one, can be shocking.Seeing so many films and images of people being killed in that fashion. One only has to see what’s going on with BLM across the pond. The symbolism of having a gun of any type pointed at a small child, or even an adult is wrong. Especially when we are not in a lockdown and things are not that bad at the moment. The staff are well away from the seating area and behind huge wrap around counter Perspex glass that almost reaches half way to the ceiling. If any of you came to enquire about the food, well the burgers are always fresh and never frozen. For my liking they are too fat and chunky meat, and can be a little tough at times. The chicken burger is small and can be dry, and at almost 8£ one would expect organic, or at the very least free range, but no. The skinny chill fries are usually my favorite, depending on who has made the chill that week. Sum up, fat burger is expensive for what it is. Especially when one has Five Guys (grass fed cows), Hache steak award winning burgers, Brid, KFC, Macs, BK and a whole host of eateries in Camden Market, all a stones throw from this place, and at similar, if not better prices!! And non of them point guns at your head.

We have visited here a few times over recent weeks and found the food and service to be first rate. The pizzas are authentic and really tasty, the garlic prawns very good and other dishes excellent. It is smallish but with nice decor and the service by a lovely lady originally from Poland very friendly and professional. The wine list is small but very adequate and prices quite acceptable. Cannot recommend it highly enough.

Yo tenía pollo y cordero rollitos en su oferta de almuerzo - diría que no está mal. Preguntar para que sea picante y jugosos. Lechuga son frescas y el pollo es la licitación. He de decir que la oferta debe ser en 5 libras. 5 y no 6 libras. 5 que hacen que este como un 5 estrellas.

a poor Vietnamese cafe, menu was boring, food didn't look Vietnamese, service was slow and price was london standards, better off going to other options ie better Japanese cafes on the same street.

Buen lugar lo mismo para comer algo, por ejemplo una buena hamburguesa como para tomarse uno de sus 241 cócteles..