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Horrible experience. Rude and unprofessional staff. Very poor quality food. Staff busy taking between each other ignoring customers waiting in queue to make an order.

Took the wife and my mother to this restaurant on Saturday and had a superb meal. I had the whole lobster, mum had the seabass and both were very good indeed. For what it's worth we always have the cheesecake to finish, which are simply the best around.

Upon arrival we were greeted by a lovely young lady who was very polite and welcoming. We were offered a table upstairs or downstairs, we chose downstairs. Lovely menu, I had the mini sausages it was presented lovely and tasted nice. I had the steak for main this two was presented lovely and the steak was cooked to perfection the lemon moose I had for desert was beautiful. I will definitely be back to try more.

First time we've tried it, more of a cafe , food ok, , staff friendly. We hade a mee starter, 3 shared £11.95. Then one had chicken shwarma, 1 lamb shwarma, the other chicken pieces. Too much with the starter so we had a doggy bag. £42 for 3 of us, reason5

went to visti this place at the weekend after reading some great things. found the place completely shut, windows covered in newspaper and not a sole about.

Myself and a friend came here for the taster menu as a little Christmas celebration for us. After seeing the taster menu we were intrigued as to what we would be served. The first course was 'roasted parsnips, cumin', in a lovely little glass on a wooden board we were served a lovely roasted parsnip soup with a cuming homemade bread. This course was delicious, the bread was soft and warm and the soup was divine. The second course was 'rice, chestnut and mushrooms', we were served a risotto with mushrooms. The mushrooms we lively and had a lively flavour. The rice however tastes quite bland and plain, we would have been happy with a whole bowl of mushrooms as they were lovely. The next course was 'coley, panchetta, onions', this was a lovely fillet of fish served on a little bit of what I think was kale with panchetta and pickled onions. WOW! The flavour combination of the salty panchetta and fish with the tangy pickled onions was absolutely delicious. 'Mussels, smoked bacon, wine' was our next course. I am not a person who likes mussels etc but I was willing to try this and the flavour of the smoked bacon was delicious. I hate some mussels and was pleasantly surprised, I couldn't eat many due to the texture but it was a lovely dish. The next course was 'baked ham, picallili, hazelnuts' this dish was up there in our top two courses along with the coley. It was so flavourful and delicious and just the right amount. On to the Christmas Dinner with 'roast turkey, Brussels, cranberries', this was a lovely posh Christmas Dinner the roast parsnips were cooked to perfection the turkey was lovely and moist and I'd love to know how the turkey was served in a circle shape. Time to cleanse the pallete with 'lemon and raspberries', I love sorbet type dishes and so really enjoyed this. Dessert number 1 was 'caramel, chocolate and vanilla', this was a salted caramel brownie based cheesecake. Very rich and lovely the caramel around the plate was really nice. To finish off was 'Christmas pudding', now I don't like Christmas pudding but enjoyed some of this. I wouldn't choose it off a normal menu but was happy to eat it. Overall the food was lovely, hats off to the chef. Only a few small things that weren't our favourite but as an all round meal we really enjoyed it. Now the only bad thing was the atmosphere.... Or lack of atmosphere in this case. We were the only table in there until around course 5 when another table came in. However the place just lacked and feeling or vibe of any kind and this may put us off returning. We did think that the restaurant would be very full as it was so close to Christmas but we thought wrong. The table that then arrived were sat too close as they were just sat staring and listening to anything and everything that my friend and I were talking about. The waitress also did not seem confident in herself or what she was presenting to the table, this took away from some of the enjoyment. However, a lovely new restaurant that hopefully if we do return will have a better atmosphere.

Este lugar está justo al lado de Finchley y Frognal, han tenido el desayuno y la cena, muy buena comida, la señora en el mostrador es realmente encantador, cuando estaba viviendo en Finchley volvería al menos una vez a la semana y disfrutar de la comida allí, realmente vale la pena una visita.

for £8.50 this is a real joke. My falafel was packed so light it’s basically all pita. really inconsistent quality but when they get it right it’s pretty tasty

Me fui con un amigo después compré una oferta en línea ( dos cursos para dos personas por 14 libras)Parece impresionante desde el exterior.Sin embargo, ambiente cálido, camareros amables y excelente comida marroquí a precios razonables hacen de este un pequeño restaurante.Los aseos/lavar la zona también estaban impecables, que es una rareza para muchos restaurantes de Londres.consejo: Puede traer sus propias bebidas alcohólicas, no hay cargos de tasa por servir licor.

La comida era absolutamente genial, fuimos con algunos amigos y pedimos varios de los platos de tapas para compartir con una botella de vino. Sinceramente, fue tan delicioso que realmente nos encantó, y el servicio fue bueno. La única razón por la que son 4 estrellas y no 5 es porque la ubicación no es excelente, está justo enfrente de la salida del estacionamiento, por lo que de vez en cuando se iluminan los faros que brillan en el restaurante. . tal vez algunas persianas o vidrios polarizados ayudarían? Sin embargo, no me puedo quejar de la comida, ¡volveremos!

¡Pero tienes que pedirlo! Sugiero que no solo elijas algo del menú, sino que pidas específicamente recomendaciones sobre la cocina egipcia. ¡He comido allí mucho y siempre me ha encantado! Bastante razonable y fresco.

This is a nice little find in Camberwell, a Lebanese cafe serving shwarmas and mixed grills cooked over a real charcoal the way it should be and not on a metal griddle surface like your local greasy kebab shop. I had a lamb kofte that came served with Lebanese rice and salad. I had this with a serving of falafel and carrot juice on the side. Great lunch. With an extra juice, the entire thing came up to £9 and I was completely satisfied. Everything cooked to perfection and very tasty indeed. The décor is simple and honest and the guy behind the counter is friendly. Good place for a good, healthy lunch at an affordable price.

Turn right out of the station and on your left near the bridge. Can't mis it. First Class kebab shop with great staff :)