The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Camden Town with Primrose Hill Camden London

Super ! Endroit Excellent en goût et en accueil, endroit très agréable, lumineux avec beaucoup de choix. Parle français

Awful service. Been here for a couple of times but never in this branch again! The guy who served asking weird questions then gave you an interrogating look. Coffee is too weak. Not worth the money.

¿Por qué cerraste? ¿Por qué? Uno de los lugares decentes donde comí la mejor paella de Londres (hecho para un chef de Bangladesh! ) Deseo tener mucho dinero para mantener el lugar.

Very bad experience with the blonde girl I think she was the manager in that Starbucks. Very rude and I will never go back again. No manners at all.

Spacious and well maintained. Good location for Camden Market too.

Bar for metalheads and misfits! :)

Ignazio and Andreas are so friendly and always make my coffee before work so much more enjoyable! Thanks to the both of them - you’re both the best!!

Fecha del 13 de noviembre. Hora de la visita. Había dos miembros del personal (baristas). La señora que tomó nuestra orden era agradable y educado, pero la persona de servicio no era amable en absoluto. Había una mesa que no estaba limpia y cuando le pedí que la limpiara, simplemente me ignoró y limpió otras mesas y se fue. Entonces quería servilletas en el mostrador. Tomé cuatro, pero la misma persona me pidió que dejara uno, ya que solo se nos permite tomar uno por cliente, lo que fue un poco extraño para mí. Nunca volveré a esta sucursal de Caffe Nero.

The burgers are ridiculous. The gourmet burger is the size of a McDonald's cheeseburger. To eat go elsewhere. For a drink it's not so bad.

We went for breakfast. The service was great. The staff were all friendly and helpful. When one of our party wanted to take something out of the order they offered to swap it as opposed to just removing it. Food was all really tasty and well cooked. It’s an American diner so they don’t serve cappuccino/ latte but the bottomless coffee made up for that and they do have tea. Definitely worth a visit

Gail’s is truly a gem for anyone who loves exceptional baked goods, cozy vibes, and top-notch service. Nicole’s warmth and genuine passion for her work create an atmosphere that makes every visit memorable. She’s incredibly friendly, attentive, and always goes the extra mile to make sure customers feel valued.

I have been coming to this Costa coffee since it was opened, and I visit daily sometimes two or three times a day. If the staff wasn't nice, I wouldn't keep going. All the staff are extremely nice and friendly. They all try their best despite being busy store. Best of luck. 💓

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.

Salí de aquí después de que una mujer increíblemente grosera del personal me habló de mi hijo de una manera completamente inaceptable. Las personas como ella no deben trabajar en establecimientos que parezcan favorables para la familia. No recomendaría en absoluto

On a freezing Sunday my wife and I had put aside to watch my son play rugby we went for coffee at the hub. My wife ordered while I used the facilities outside, not much of a queue, no pressure on service and a simple order, one white coffee (my wife brings her own). After waiting 20 minutes and with no sign of the server who took my wife's order and being completely ignored by staff my frustration got the better of me and I complained about the service, but no shouting, no swearing. I was told loudly by the staff member in charge that I was being rude and I responded that actually I was putting in a complaint about poor service, that he should be doing something about. He was having none of it and it escalated into an argument where he went from pointing out that customers had little choice as there was no other cafe at the playing fields (so I could basically do one) to quite threatening behaviour, even telling me he was going to follow me outside. Responding with several 'whatever, mates' we left with my overpriced coffee. To cap it all, he rang our coach (after following us I assume to identify the team) to tell him our boys had to remove their stuff from the changing rooms as a parent had been rude ... which I thought was very petty!! However, when the boys showed up to take their stuff admittedly he did relent on that. All in all a shocking and fairly dreadful experience. Repeated by other parents who missed the entire second half when they went for drinks at half time. The Hub cafe is not doing customers a favour, they are running a business and charging through the nose for it. They should act like it .......