The best restaurants in Nightingale Wandsworth London

Mamma Dough is really nice. The restaurant is fantastic. The food and drinks are amazing. The pizzas are delicious. Great restaurant.

What a great place! We were greeted like old friends, yet it was our first time here, the manager was great fun and recommended some fantastic dishes. The food was exemplary! We had the fish cake starters which were delicious! Great portion for 2. The mains were truly amazing. Can’t wait to go back. Our service was fantastic too. Maybe because we were friendly! Thank you!

I frequently order from here and the coffee is great - and they do oat milk lattes brilliantly! My favourite is the all day breakfast wrap and it’s SO tasty! And the delivery drivers are cheerful. All in all, really good!

Went on a Saturday night, had the tuna tartare for starter and then had food poisoning the next day. I called the restaurant and they said ‘this never happens’ and put the phone down! We are local and know the place well. Would be wary of what you eat.

Fantastic experience! The kids loved every second (agreed between 1 and 5) and the team did absolutely everything so that I could relax and enjoy it myself! Thank you!

My favourite spot in Balham to enjoy some ice cold lagers - excellent beers, cool barstaff, great music always playing and tasty Thai food.

Well where to begin. Now I know why we stopped going there. Used to be quite regular as I work nearby, first time I'd been for a couple of years ( COVID etc). On the night I visited, they had a huge choice of one ale, Sambrooks Junction, an average ale at best, if you look at the image on the Google listing of beer in a jug, you should be able to see through it, like the one I've attached, the beer I got was worse than the one they picture on the Google listing. The fish and chips were mediocre, you can see from their own picture how many chips you get, these are "triple fried", and some of them had done the full course at least 3 times, stick a fork in and they shatter. Portion of mushy peas in a thimble. Sorry, but disappointed, the first and last time I'll eat here and probably the last time I'll drink here as well. Over priced, only redeeming factors, the decor and the young lady serving in the dining area. Update: 15/10/24 I had the misfortune to be invited to the Wheatsheaf for a couple after work. I was the last to arrive, queued at the bar, tenner in hand, four people who came in after me were served before me, finally I was asked what I wanted, once again they had Sambrooks Junction on, so I asked for a pint, he went off to serve someone else, young guy dyed hair, black shirt, eventually got served by someone else, the beer was far too cold for an ale, cloudy and tasted awful, decided to drink it as I'd waited to long to get it, and probably longer to get it changed, made my mind up to have a Guinness for my next. 3* for food , wanted to order but one of us had to go and find someone to take the order, this was in the restaurant area. Good was of acceptable but not exceptional quality. 1* for service, see above. 3* for atmosphere, all hard surfaces, so noise just bounces off and everyone has too outshout the next table to be heard, that's why we elected to sit in the restaurant area. There are better places, to be polite about it.

Since moving to SW we’ve been looking for the best Roast in the area and let me tell you, they serve by far the best pork belly roast! The chicken was devoured by my wife and daughter / we practically licked the plates! An absolute Gem of a pub.

Five of us here on a beautiful summer evening. We sat outside, which was delightful. The staff were really pleasant, the food was quite excellent. The service was really terrible, however. They took our drinks order immediately after we sat down at which time we ordered garlic bread for the table to share. They had lychee juice on the menu, which two of the children ordered. Not available. After being at the table for 25 mins. I went inside and asked if someone could take our food order. As they took the order we reminded them that my wife’s glass of wine had not arrived. We order some starters to share and, when these arrived, the waiter told us he had forgotten our garlic bread as he had ‘been distracted’. Main courses arrived 65 mins. after we sat down, which was simply too long - they seemed to be concentrating on the steady stream of Deliveroo/Just Eat riders. Won’t be rushing back.

I did not give a five star because of two important aspects I believe did affect my experience. First, from the outside the place does not seem like a tapas bar but gives the impression of a late night “cocktail” bar. Secondly, the female toilet , I do understand it’s a sort of Turkish toilet were there is no sitting required , but not all know how the toilet works and having it made of wood does not help , not for the spots and most importantly not so hygienic. Regardless , the food was amazing and the staff members extremely welcoming and kind , will certainly go back !

Este es un favorito local sureste de Londres. Kennington tiene un pequeño número de buenos restaurantes, pero la mayoría son de una cadena. Amici es una pequeña independientes. El menú es bueno para la pasta, pizza, y una pequeña selección de platos de carne y pescado. La comida es siempre muy bien presentado, y el servicio es amable y acogedor. Vale la pena una visita si te encuentras en SE11.

Very good, cheap. The right choice for a fast lunch during the day. 2.25 pounds with French fries and a drink. Ok.

First visit having moved to the area and this was a very good takeaway! Many thanks

OK food, small portions, long waits