The best restaurants in Kentish Town Camden London

I came here for a wake. There were about 20 of us and we were welcomed warmly. The food was absolutely amazing. The restaurant itself is cosy and has a great ambience. We had a set menu and when I told the manager Mo that I am a vegetarian he immediately said that this was no problem and brought me out the most delicious chick pea dish. The flavours were out of this world and different to your average Indian restaurant. Not that there's anything wrong with that but it was a very good surprise to taste the spices that lingered in the mouth after in the most pleasant way. I am definitely planning to come here again with friends at the earliest opportunity. Don't pass this one by. If you are in the area give it a try. It's worth travelling from South London to Kentish Town. Thank you for making a sad day a brilliant celebration of a very missed person's life.

Been coming to aces for years, came on a Monday with friends to have drinks and take advantage of the Monday pizza deal. Really loved the pizza but the female member of staff working behind the bar that night was really rude and off putting. When ordering drinks she sighed heavily and said sure as if I had asked for something completely mad, severely under poured a cocktail but her demeanour made my anxious about asking her to fix it. All other staff were nice and friendly, just a really weird vibe from this member of staff.

We loved our lunch at Carrots and Daikon yesterday. I had the garlic tofu Banh mi and my husband had the tofu lunch box. The baguette forming my Banh mi was the perfect combination of crunch with a soft centre and the tofu was nicely garlicky. What really made our day were the ice creams! The chrysanthemum and mango ice cream was such a fantastic combination and the matcha and pistachio was delicious too. We then bought one of each of the other flavours and I must admit that the combinations are creative genius! Who would’ve thought that mint choc chip would go with coffee and raspberry and jasmine tea with its floral notes would hit the spot?! I thought that the coconut and lemongrass was super refreshing too. Thank you to the friendly folk at C & D.

I would have given this place a higher rating, but for one aspect. The positives first - the atmosphere on a dreary Sunday afternoon was lovely. They've got the lighting just right for a cosy, warm ambience. It was between meals and I ordered some bread and it came warm, with lovely salted butter. The wine was fine but quite expensive relative to other places. But the real problem came when we finished our drink. Our waiter asked whether we wanted more and when we said we did not, he seemed to decide on our behalf that it was time to leave. He brought the bill without me having asked. He then came and asked whether I was ready to pay the bill. Had the place been rammed and turning away customers, or had we lingered hours over one glass of wine, I'd have had more sympathy. But this was a Sunday afternoon, there were a lot of empty tables, and we had stayed for less than an hour. We felt ushered out, unwelcome, and for that reason will not be going back.

The Fields Beneath is now my favourite ever cafe, while I was staying in London for six days I managed to try six different dishes from them, each was absolutely delicious!! The coffee is literally the best I've ever tasted, I was blown away. The staff were so lovely, I'm now planning more trips to London based around eating there every day 😂 Thanks so much 😘 💚☕🌯🥙🥪🥐🥯🍪 I tried and HIGHLY recommend: Lebanese 7 spice aubergine panino Pain au mocholate (absolute delicious vegan filth 😍) Mushroom gyros wrap (had spiced potato in too, really delicious) Croque Monsieur croissant (cheese sauce, tomato and pesto) Anzac biscuit Aubergine chilli crisp panino

Delicious - and sizeable! - summer rolls, with a tasty, piquant, peanut sauce, served by friendly, delightful, staff. It was very reasonably priced.

Friendly atmosphere a great cup of tea and a top english breakfast cooked fresh. Cafes like this are a rarity in London .

2nd time i have been here i am new to African food 1st time the food, staff and service were excellent, this time didn’t let me down food is so good, staff really friendly, different flavours and textures, but all so good this place is one of Reading best kept secrets.. or maybe not looking forward to coming back again

Always fresh and delicious! Prices are affordable and portions are fairly big. They are generally open late at night too.

Being a wheelchair user and having to wait 30 mins outside while staff tried to navigate their way around a foldaway ramp and the same issue upon leaving is no joke. Just not acceptable in this day and age. We all ate different times as food was brought out all different times. Sometimes 20 mins plus between each of our mans. Not great service having to repeatedly ask staff members can they remember our meals. Same with the desserts. Music was fab but not great all in all. Local to us.

Great place with a real personal touch. I cannot fault the service, atmosphere, expertise, professionalism and effort made by the team. Luckily it's not on my way home or I'd be in there most nights.

Delicious and authentic vegan Ethiopian food from one of the best Eritrean venues in North London. Visit for a range of small dishes served alongside injura.

It has lovely food and a nice atmosphe and really takes me back to the motherland with the authentic delicacies and cultural decorations that take you to a new world of flavours and joy

Visited with my daughter and her friend before attending a gig at the O2 Forum. Pizzas were lovely and my daughter's friend claimed the carbonara was the best she'd ever tasted. Great service and lovely food.

Been to Kami maybe more than 10 times now, it has always been so good. It’s actually not that expensive (only sushi are but they are high quality food) and it’s just so tasty! (Have to take a pic of their karaage because it’s so pretty)