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i come here once a month. top notch food as always, cooked fresh when ordered. the dips have great taste which contrasts with each other. the bread is soft and chewy but not too chewy. the service was prompt and excellent. quite attentive too. we were served by Maria (from Bulgaria i think) and we were served complimentary tea and baklava. half of my party was outside already when she ushered us back in because she had already prepared it for us! it just needed to be served.somehow i always order the mixed grill (everything is good, gotta eat it all) and it never disappoints. they willingly give you a takeaway box to bring home your leftovers. the toilets were clean.seating was cramped but it is a small shop so no issue here.will definitely visit again. and again. and again.

Was very rudely greeted by front of house / manager :( Food was ok but too expensive for what it was.. portions were not the most generous. Paid £9 for a really small side of potatoes… the place wasn’t that clean and toilets were dirty. The younger waitresses were really nice and it was one person’s first day she was lovely ! But the manager was very rude sadly :( All in all very disappointed as I am all for vegan restaurants and always the biggest advocate for them but will not be returning to redemption or recommending it to friends.

Whenever we can find monk fish on a menu it’s a bonus. Meal was served on a hanging kebab with grilled veg and prawns. Plenty to share and order with small starters. Felt like being back in Porto.

Perfectly fine. Fish and chips a bit greasy for what i like but probably best you’ll get in town if wanting proper chippy chips. Atmosphere quite nice as seemed to be lots if regulars who knew the staff so felt friendly but hit less chatty with “outsiders”. Nice enough experience would use again - pizzas smelt and looked really Good and garlic mayonnaise sauce was nice.

Friendly, efficient staff and every breakfast item was hot including the beans. Great value. Would definately visit again when in the area.

We live 10 minutes away from here and we thought we would give it a try for early dinner Sunday evening. It's hidden away and not advertised but we checked it out online and felt it was reasonably priced and a "hidden gem". It is a beautiful Country house set in lovely grounds. We expected it to be quiet at 6 o'clock on a Sunday evening but it was very busy. We felt we were one of the youngest there and we are 60! The food was just ok but the service was shocking! There were TWO very young girls running the bar, the tables, the reception area (taking payments and assumingly seeing to the hotel guests). They were not trained very well and were literally "strolling" around with no sense of urgency. They looked and sounded very bored and obviously didn't want to be there. One brought desserts to a table opposite but didn't think to take our plates away, and we had finished our meal 20 minutes earlier. I asked for another drink but didn't get it, we were not offered the dessert menu until we had got fed up waiting, so we didn't have one. The carrots were cold, but the "Port Diane" was good. We will give it another go, as they were advertising for staff (which they obviously need urgently).

We arrived here on a Tuesday evening around 5.30 with no booking, this did not seem a problem, the place was empty. We were shown to a table for two and had the most relaxing and enjoyable dining experience. All the waiting staff were superb and honestly, in my reviews generally, I tend not to mention staff by name. Having said that Victoria was a star and could not do enough for us. She helped make the evening the fantastic dining experience it was and was still very attentive as the restaurant filled up later into the evening. We did not feel pushed like they wanted to get us out and fill the table again and rarely have I felt so relaxed in London. We will certainly be back again for such amazing food and incredible service.

Dinner and breakfast is amazingly fresh!!! All you can eat every weekend breakfast is fabulous and well worth it.

We had this place recommended, so thought wed give it a go. Was ok as in not great but not horrendous. This may have been down to the Euros been on, felt very much like a drinkers/sports bar.

Sooo good !! Got my usual which was lovely as always and the service was very speedy and efficient. Would recommend for sure,

The first time to AG’s although we have visited the Reflections restaurant in the same location on a few previous occasions. We had Christmas lunch, and the whole experience from arrival, with drinks in the Champagne Lounge to departure was amazing. The quality and presentation of the food was exceptional as was the high level of service and attention from the staff. Highly recommended on every level

We attended the restaurant for dinner. The only reason we chose this place for dinner was the two vegetarian options - both of which sounded lovely. Upon arrival we were told that one of ten two options was unavailable. It was the tofu dish. Not sure why it was unavailable given the shelf life of tofu… Was left with the sweet potato dish. It arrived and was greeted with four slices of pumpkin, a dash of cream and a sprinkling of quinoa…. For £19.

I'd not tried many Meantime beers but had some at Charlton Athletic's ground before visiting the Meantime Tasting Room. I was pleasantly surprised by their range of beers. The Donut Dunkle was excellent. For food, I had an Angus Stak burger which was also excellent. A lovely atmosphere, clean toilets and very friendly staff made for a great evening.

A really lovely experience. The young lady serving us was very attentive. Food was ok. Of course the food is overpriced but you are paying for the whole experience not just the food. We loved that we could come back during the interval for our dessert.

Friendly welcoming staff for us and our doggy. Great light lunch and lots of veggie choices. Great chai latte too. Will be back :)