The food is cheery, with usual suspect pad thais and curries, but it's the interesting ingredients that put it above the norm: venison, scallops, soft-shell crab. Metro gave it 4 out of 5 Stars. Leia mais.
The first Indian restaurant in Britain opened its doors in 1926, and its turbaned Sikh doorman was one of the sights of London. Many of its early guests were colonial types who missed their curry.
You can't really recommend anything because the menu changes every day! And that's why it's so good. Experimental Spanish cooking with class and finesse.
All dishes are nice. Real Thai taste with medium price. Thai Calamari is my favourite. Green curry fried rice is amazing. Always thinking of Busaba when I want easy Thai foods.
The food is amazing and the menu is ever changing with fantastic sharong dishes. Friendly and laid back atmosphere with brilliant bread and wine list, this could possinly be londons best restaurant.
Best burritos in London! Get one with guacamole and pico de gallo to make it completely perfect!
The menu is almost pastiche-worthy bistro French. Come summer, the pavement tables will be like gold dust: the pefect combo of people watching and great food. Metro gave it 4 out of 5 Stars. Leia mais.
Wow, quite possibly the best Mexican food in London. Hip clientele, spicy delights from the Tabasco region of Mexico, great cocktails, friendly service. Make a booking and go! Leia mais.
Recommended: Step into perhaps the coolest (literally) bar in London where everything is made from purest of ice - yes, that's right. I'd recommend booking in advance to avoid disappointment. Leia mais.
