The best restaurants serving British food in Hampstead Town Camden London

Islington public house the white Bear.great pub and good pizzas and really nice Dj music on a Friday evening. This is a lovely little pub and a sort walk from Farringdon underground.

Xmas dinner planned for my team. Deposit taken and not been reimbursed No table service, no one told us kitchen was closed, after half ordering food at bar to inexperienced staff was told kitchen was closed. Still waiting for my refund of my deposit and no one answers phones or replies to emails! Shocking experience

One of the best cafes in London.

Perfect birthday brunch vibes. The food was so good and service was top notch!

Great pub, tasty food and friendly staff. Unbeatable location in Hampstead!

Far too expensive for a poor quality ice cream. The ice cream is small and the price too high compared to other local good ice cream shops.

I’ve been there for dinner. The atmosphere was cozy and nice. However, the stuff was super slow. It took me nearly 2 hours to finish dinner. There was a huge gap between starters and main. I ordered an onion soup which wasn’t the traditional French onion soup and it wasn’t tasty. The soup arrived cold, not even warm, cold. The portion of the soup was extremely small (3-4 spoons and over). I had to get a second starter. The cevice was tasty but again extremely tiny portion, it felt like the chef is afraid to put food in to people plates and he spends time only to garnish. Then my main arrived. I got the most expensive individual dish in the menu, the fillet steak. Oh dear, I asked for medium and arrived well done, the portion of the meat was a joke. It was like 150g - 170g max. The fillet steak is nearly £40 but for such price, you expect more meat. When the bill arrived it felt like I was in a  expensive restaurant in central London. Overall the place looks ok but extremely super overpriced for what you get. I left Holly Bush with a bitter feeling. The feeling was I don’t feel full, these people wanted only my money without doubt. If I was paying this money but the portions were double, I would be super happy. But you can’t serve to adults portions made for kids and charge customers that ridiculously high. I wouldn’t recommend this place for food to anyone, unless if you want to throw away your money and then end up in a kebab shop to curb your hunger.

We love visiting Burgh House. Its a pleasure to sit and enjoy the garden and its so relaxing. We have been many times over the years and its always a soothing place. The reason for writing is that we have also eaten in the cafe many times over the years and its usually fine. But our last visit was so disappointing that I did want to request more attention being paid to the cooking and the menu. We ordered one portion of soup and salad and when it came the soup was tasteless and there was hardly any salad with it, just a couple of pieces of rocket We also ordered one goats cheese salad. This consisted of a plate of dry rocket, a handful of walnuts, a few bits of chicory and a piece of goats cheese. There was no dressing with the salad and nor were we offered any. Along with two coffees the lunch cost £29 and was so disappointing. So please have another think about what you are offering as it is not difficult to improve on that and we have not had cause to complain before. (Maybe the chef was sick that weekend and it was a recent one-off but it has put us off going there for a meal for the time being).

We went there during february. It's a very good address for eating a brunch, near from Camden town. Don't hesitate to go there !

I knew this place under previous ownership, and thought I would give it a go. Still had a good, positive atmosphere, and a range of fresh, tasty items. Staff were a little offhand, however, and I suspect they had not been there very long, so lacked confidence. A great pity, as I enjoyed the produce greatly.