The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Queenstown Wandsworth London

A new discovery and fantastic vegan cafe/restaurant just off Battersea Park Road near the library and worth looking for. If you want a healthy alternative to the ‘full english” you’ll find in abundance on this road, VIBES is perfect. A good local’s cafe and reputation for veggies & vegans - I popped in for a full vegan breakfast and ended up having a great chat with the owner and customers.

Southwest Eleven WOW we’ve used this amazing venue twice in the space of nearly 3 months (22 December 22) for my surprise 60th birthday and (15 March 23) for my big sister’s celebration of life funeral reception. This venue was perfect for both events it created such an amazing intimate ambience from the interior with a bar which had interchangeable luminous different coloured lights, a stage area for live music DJ set up or even performances (we had a gospel singer performing at my birthday party) and the sound quality from the venue speakers were superb. There’s also some space to dance on stage or on the floor area if you want to boogie suffice to say our guests utilised these spaces really well practically non-stop dancing all night to the excellent music being played. There are 3 big booths with tables that you can put together or separate to walk in between the gap to get to your seat without disturbing others. Come to think of it it was spacious enough for dancing as l saw many a guests standing up and dancing in the booths. There’s also a back dinning space which is on a platform adding another dimension to the premises we organised this space to maximise the seatings and to comfortably fit in the caterers by pushing the covered pool table against the back wall which we used to store the desserts/salad bowls, plates and utensils. The exterior secret beer garden with fake grassed semi sheltered tables/benches seating smoking area with disabled access has huge glass windows so we could view what’s happening from either outside looking in or inside looking out keeping us closely connected throughout the night. This makes the venue stands out amongst others as this fabulous cosy area meant that none of our guests were loitering outside the very front of the building causing any disturbances to the community making our function truly special and private. On both these dates we were extremely amazed by Dmitri’s warm friendliness, professionalism, he was very accommodating because he allowed us to decorate the venue from the night before in order to help take the stresses out of the funeral day. In fact we found all staff from the Security Guard at the door to the barman were all excellent. My family and l highly recommend Southwest Eleven for all your special occasions if you’re wanting something unique and classy? Well what are waiting for contact Dmitri and book your events today we did twice and we will absolutely 100% book with Southwest Eleven again.

As a French person I can assure you this is some of the best pain au chocolat you’ll find in the Uk. Their food is genuinely fresh, their coffee is great, their salads and pasta are devine…If there’s anywhere you should try in Battersea, it’s here.

A true British cafe serving every person food with great service at a fair price. I have only done breakfast here, but there is a collection of char coal grills which I bet are tasty for other day parts. Great sour dough, vegetarian friendly and better than avarage coffee. This place is a refreshing taste of real south London before all the she-she flashy new restaurants opened at Battersea Power Station. This is a proper cafe… or a NYC dinner where all types of people mix for all types of reasons. More than anything the folks who operate it are friendly, hospitable and make great latte’s.

Great place, great atmosphere, great beers. Would definitely recommend to every beer lover around

We've been here before, maybe a year ago and the experience was good, however on this occasion it was poor. We selected what we wanted from the website menu however when we arrived it was apparent that the website menu was out of date; some of our selections were not on the table menu. Two of our party selected Sausages and mash but there were no sausages so had to select something else. Three of us ordered fish & chips but bizarrely there was no vinegar available. It's the first establishment I've ever been to where you couldn't get vinegar with fish and chips. One of our party ordered a burger which was supposed to have two patties but was more like one and a half. He went to complain about it but nobody came back to us. When paying at the bar I mentioned the burger issue and the guy I was talking to went off to check with the server and he knocked this meal off the bill. I also pointed out that they had missed £60 worth of wine off the bill. He added it on to the bill but I didn't get any thanks for this. Wish I hadn't bothered now. I feel that the main issue however was the demeanour of the staff. Instead of "I'm awfully sorry we've ran out of vinegar" and maybe an explanation of why, it was "we haven't got any vinegar". It wasn't " I'm really sorry, we've had a run on the sausages and there aren't any left" or something like that, it was "we haven't got any sausages", It wasn't "we're really sorry the burger meal wasn't up to our usual standard" or something like that, it was "I've knocked it off the bill". It wasn't "oh, that's really good of you to let us know we'd missed the wine off the bill" or something like that. It was, well nothing really, it just got added to the bill. It was if having customers there was an inconvenience to the staff. There was minimal eye contact, no smiles and avoiding contact with customers as much as possible appeared evident. Wish we had gone somewhere else. We certainly won't be going again. I'm writing this in response to an email from the Nine Elms Tavern saying that my option matters. It will be interesting to see what, if any, response I get to this.

This was an incredibly disappointing experience. I took my best friend there for her 50th birthday bottomless brunch. Was expecting the menu and setting to be what was online and it could not have been more different. The food was below average and the manager / waitress kept reminding us of the time and when our session would be up. There was NO ONE else in the restaurant. We knew the bottomless brunch was for a limited time but to be told every 20/30 minutes was embarrassing! The food we chose was the mushroom carbonara - there were only about 3 mushroom in sight. Honestly the worst experience I have had at a restaurant for a very long time.

Really trendy vibe, friendly staff and amazing coffee, (I feel I know when I get a good coffee or not, love my coffee) and my delicious brunch on sourdough with bacon topped my experience

They usually are super packed. Now have extra cashier's to help.

Tom was very helpful recommending us lots of different wines that we wouldn’t usually try! The ambiance of the bar was great and the food was very nice!

Paya and Horse is like a visit to someone’s house. The decor is homely: a mixture of dining tables and sofas, books to read, a mixture of pictures on the walls, TV and radio going (not at the same time). Tash was extremely hospitable and a very good cook: the mixed grill was the best we’ve experienced outside Serbia. Bela the dog is another great asset: perfectly behaved and doesn’t beg for food. We visited on a Sunday night when it was quiet enough to hear each other speak, a rare blessing in Battersea. We’re definitely coming back.

Visited with friends. Waited 20-plus minutes for coffees and when they arrived, they were luke warm. Very disappointing.