The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Shaftesbury Wandsworth London

Excellent service and amazing ambiance. Played great music and has lovely furniture/decor so a great spot to relax or get some work done (as I did). Holly was a great server and made a great Chai. I would recommend the pastrami bagel.

Mediocre at best girls …. Coffee quite shit and food not fresh at all!!!! U can do better on the Wandsworth road - best bit about this place is the big windows

Here just for drinks while we waited to check in to Premier Inn just round the corner. Service was okay and coffee okay. Seems to be a café /coffee shop to bring your gadgets and look at your screen. Depends upon your point of view whether that is good, bad or indifferent.

An Exceptional Pub, Despite One Man’s Appalling Beer Decision The moment you step inside, you’re wrapped in an atmosphere of festive warmth and charm. The twinkling fairy lights, the carefully curated décor, and the smell of quality ale wafting from the bar all create a truly magical experience. The staff are a credit to the establishment, effortlessly balancing efficiency and friendliness, while the beer selection caters to every palate—from the adventurous to the traditional. This is a pub where memories are made. But unfortunately, not all memories are pleasant. Enter the offender: the man who decided to order six pints of Guinness in a pub that practically begs you to try something new. Yes, I’m talking about you, sir—the man in the flannel shirt, pictured here with an expression that screams, “Yes, I am the problem.” This is a pub that offers a wealth of options. A pub with character, creativity, and craft at its core. And yet, when faced with a glorious lineup of ales, lagers, and seasonal specials, this man—a living embodiment of wasted potential—chose Guinness. Again. At every pub. His decision has the tragic inevitability of a bad sequel: predictable, unnecessary, and downright disappointing. To make matters worse, his choice wasn’t even for himself alone. No, this man took it upon himself to drag his friends down with him, ordering a round of six Guinnesses like some self-appointed arbiter of bland conformity. Who does that? Who looks at a menu brimming with possibilities and says, “Nah, we’ll just have what we always have”? I’ll tell you who: a man whose spirit of adventure has been thoroughly extinguished by the weight of his own bad habits. Dear sir, your Guinness obsession has become a metaphor for everything that’s wrong with modern drinking habits: safe, predictable, and devoid of imagination. To the pub: I salute you. Your establishment is a triumph—a beacon of quality in an otherwise uninspired world. The staff handled this man’s Guinness debacle with grace, serving him and his friends without a hint of judgement, despite the sheer absurdity of his order. To the offender: next time, look around. Try something seasonal. Be bold. Because if I have to watch you order another Guinness, I might just lose my faith in humanity entirely.

Staff looked angry when she got out order wrong. And you have to make your hot drinks yourself. 2 🔴