Bambinos was recently opend it was a fantastic relaxing place. food was cooked perfect, staff very respectful. I highly recommend this place and i will definetly visit again as i said i highly recommend it
Bambinos on the Park – North London
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Bambinos was recently opend it was a fantastic relaxing place. food was cooked perfect, staff very respectful. I highly recommend this place and i will definetly visit again as i said i highly recommend it
Bambinos on the Park – North LondonThe food, the service and the décor of Restaurant La Roma Bella welcomed my visitors to London in a most pleasurable way. They enjoyed Italian food, I devoured a jacket potato, and their children munched on the burgers. The food was served quickly and examining the fine hand-painted murals was a treat for all!
La Roma Bella – BloomsburyI invited my partner to il Fornello to celebrate her promotion. A very demanding lady indeed, she was highly pleased with the service, the food and the price. We both had steaks cooked to perfection. Thumbs up to you Il Fornello!
Zeo’s – BloomsburyI brought my children here. The cheerful staff and vast selection of dishes catered to our needs fabulously. The pastas, pizzas and sorbets brought smiles to the kids faces! The excellent food, quick service and fantastic coffee made me very happy too! We give Trattoria Verdi a mark of 5/5!
Trattoria Verdi – BloomsburyDelicious food crosses all borders. The food at Yialousa Greek Taverna was sumptuous. We feasted on succulent mezes, moussaka and shish kebab. The manager and waitresses were very friendly--even the cook came out to greet us in his chef's hat! What fun we had at Yialousa Greek Taverna!
Yialousa Greek Taverna – BloomsburyI would just like to say thank you to the manager and staff who made us feel very welcome yesterday when we visited the pub.. When we got to the pub it was packed the atmosphere was great and cheered us up, we ordered food which was really tasty ,We had a long journey back home and stayed in the pub a lot longer than we should of but really felt the pub was run properly and very clean and tidy .
Flyers Public House – North LondonI recently visited Crystal Palace because of work and went in to the Monkey Bread tree. It was empty when I walked past and fancied a quick bite to eat so I decided to pop in. First impressions where the decor was slightly weird, someone had basically just thrown a few tins of paint at the walls but I guess that could be "artistic". I waited for about five minutes to be seated but there was no one around, this coupled with the fact the place was FREEZING cold I decided to leave. I'm not sure if there is a lack of staff there or they do not pay for heating but it really put me off! Such a shame.
The Monkey Bread Tree – South LondonVery fun atmosphere. Not too many young people. drinks were very good!! Great place for after work drinks
Dirty Martini – Covent GardenWe dropped in for a late lunch on Saturday afternoon while dodging the freezing weather after a walk at the Horniman Musuem. What a treat, !!!The decor was rich and vibrant and a spacious, bright and WARM, homely venue. We enjoyed some excellent starters and mains and the food was fresh, punchy and delicious!! The hosts were most friendly and service was just perfect - they cook everything to order. The menu really tantalised us both and we were not disappointed. We will be back very soon and it appears the menu changes and evolves and some classics always available. Gluten free and veggie available.The best part was the price - excellent food and drinks and such fantastic value for money. See you very soon!!!
The Monkey Bread Tree – South LondonWe ate at The Monkey Bread Tree the other day. Its on Westow Hill right next to the closed down American diner. Its also family owned and run, so it has a very particular homely vibe about it. Very relaxed and warm.The place is quite quiet for the time being, although they did say that they've opened without any marketing, so I'm sure as word gets around it will get busy.Its decor is really vibrant and arty - the entire place is covered in all sorts of colours… and the menu matches it - it has a really great eclectic mix of items, and its really quite affordable. Its all made fresh (including the rolls which come with the pates), and they apparently keep changing the menu items to keep it unusual and a fun experience - so it won't remain the same all the time. Looking forward to trying more out on the menu, kind of felt as if we played it too safe on our first visit… we want to try to come back as they change things because some of the dishes they described as coming onto the menu soon sound really exciting.The chicken dish I ate, which was really succulent and well cooked, came with this potato filled pastry and a balsamic cabbage salad. I don’t know where it comes from, the type of food, but it was really great and unusual. I guess that’s why they say the restaurant is more international cuisine than anything else. It made for a really fun change on Crystal Palace high street, so I hope they hang around and get settled.They also make their own ice creams - some of which sounded really exciting like the apple and rosemary ice cream or Chinese apple. We settled for the Bakewell Sponge for dessert though, it was wonderful and really filling.
The Monkey Bread Tree – South LondonIn Rubedo you can spend some quality time with natural wine, the owners Federico and Lorenzo, the chef Pascal show us that these artisanal wines don't merely pair with food, they enhance the experience. Amazing experience!!!! I have to say...
Rubedo – North LondonJust went for dinner @ The Monkey Bread Tree, never again. On first inspection it seems promising, inexpensive menu, nice wine good lighting, however it soon became clear, with the arrival of my main, that things were not as them seemed. The portions were tiny! And for£8.50 iI don't expect pretentious cuisine, I was very disappointed but thought that the pudding would make up for it, after waiting nearly 20 mins for it, it finally arrived a new twist on a bakewell tart I was promised what was delivered was a dry over cooked sponge with some very sorry looking fruit underneath, to add insult to injury I was also over charged, when I made it clear I was unhappy I did not get an apology I got excuses about how they've just opened, to me that is 30 quif down the drain, the only redeeming quality was the beer. I would not recommend it unless you've already eaten and enjoy spending money on pretentious, small portion food and slow service.
The Monkey Bread Tree – South LondonPho is the place! It's all about the broth. Vietnamese food at its finest!
Pho – MayfairJust had take away from here and it was delicious. Mixed sharwama, hummus, lamb shish. Good quality meat, beautifully cooked and well seasoned rice. The mixed sharwama meat was tender and full of flavour, delicately marinaded. All good value and service, will definitely go again.
Momed Grill – East LondonAmazing Japanese Italian restaurant. The fusion touch is subtle and inventive. We have been nicely surprised by this restaurant, everything is fresh with great flavors. We highly recommend the sea bream crudo, sea bream sashimi with Italian basic ingredients but so good ! Aiko, we will definitely be back !
Aiko – HolbornThe warm interior of this wood-panelled restaurant serving pizza made in a wood-burning oven, really caught our imagination, so we tried the salmon fettuccine—absolutely sumptuous, and top notch grilled steak. The meal was heavenly. We also were delighted with the Italian background music, and stylish service. Highly recommended.
Zeo’s – BloomsburyTired and hungry after three and a half hours at the British Museum, our family was given a warm welcome into this enchanting restaurant. The service was prompt and friendly, and the food was excellent. Burgers, fries, and sodas followed by ice cream, were ordered for the kids; and then for Mum, a soda and generous Italian style salad; and finally for dad a jack potato and a beer. We were genuinely made ready to resume our day. Thank goodness for La Roma Bella for being on hand when my wife and I, and our kids needed a break in our exuberating day.
La Roma Bella – BloomsburyAn old friend came into London to join me in a 10K race, so I wanted to treat her to dinner at the most welcoming and diverse Italian restaurant I know. We went to Trattoria Verdi. We dove into delicious and beautifully presented fish and seafood dishes. The waitress was able to make excellent recommendations for appetizers and wine. The entire day was a phenomenal success, made complete by dinner at Trattoria Verdi. Will be coming again soon.
Trattoria Verdi – Bloomsbury2-course Set Menu, £22.95. Available Tuesday-Thursday 5pm-7pm.
Have as many bowls of mussels as you like. First portion comes with fries, the rest follows with just the mussels. Choose between different flavours of sauces and enjoy!
Available every Tuesday - first come, first served.
Seafood Paella for one or two people – £18/£35. Enjoy our finest, most delicious and fresh seafood paella sharing for either for one or two people. Pair it with Albariño, Spain or Stoneburn, New Zealand white wine!
Available every Wednesday - first come, first served.
£25 Steak, fries and wine sounds like a dream. But on Sundays, that’s exactly what you can get if you go to Matthew’s Kitchen!
Indulge in our £25 deal: a succulent, grilled steak with crispy fries and a glass of smooth, 125ml wine. Perfectly paired for a delightful dining experience!