Reviews in London

An amazing restaurant with beautiful surroundings, can't wait to visit again.

Great Food, friendly staff, a must for all.

"Paradise Cove" food was totally satisfying. Loads of food for my money, I say the food is good value for money. Nice healthy meals. Nice friendly staff. Nice atmosphere, widescreen TV or music. Great special offers eg Lunch-Time Special meal for just £3.00 or the all day mini-meal offer for just £2.99. The barbecue events are fabulous.. looking forward to the "London Carnival 2012 Jerk Barbecue Bashment Weekend all Dayera", 24th , 25th, 26th, 27th August 2012. from 2pm until 5pm, with DJ and Licenced Bar. Special guests will included V.I.Ps and Celebrities

This place is a gem. They consistenty produce food to a very high standard and I take out every week. Thier madras sauce is nothing short of fantastic! Highly recommended - great food - helpful and friendly staff.

First time there on Thursday at Guinea Club and saw a bendy man and a brilliantFemale impersonator ,burlesque, and a great vocalist made even better when i was told about Happy Hour ...cannot recommend enough

We were on a high after seeing the Brownlee's make Olympic history in the Hyde Park Triathlon. Initially lured in by the three course special for about £10.50, the Pizza Pasta Bar seemed like the ideal venue. Our children are 6 and 8 and clearly do not need or want adult sized portions, yet despite having the conversation about children's size portions they ended up with adult portions.....most of which ended up uneaten and wasted on their plates. When the bill came we ended up having to pay the full adult price, which didn't make us happy. Restaurants need to be flexible and cater for the customer's needs. Three of us went for tiramisu; two were fine but mine was clearly from a new batch that had only just been made. The base was tough and chewy and still very warm, with a layer of creamy stuff slapped on top. One of the worst puddings I have ever had. The service was OK but we will not be going back. A disappointing end to a fantastic day.Andrew, Janet, Leo and Imogen.

Very surprised by some of the reviews on this site. Went yesterday evening. Despite being quiet - effect of the Olympics? The atmospere was friendly (apart from a middle-aged couple who seemed hell bent on sucking each other's faces off )and staff attentive,The food was well cooked and portions generous. The evenings entertainment provided by Tiger Pete? a guitar/ accordian duet who paid homage to Django were excellent - even though the guitarist had eclectic taste in footwear choices!An entertaining and have no hesitation to anyone wanting to touch a taste of Paris past, enhanced by the sounds of a music genius.

Hello Everyone ! I went here for my mums birthday It all began with the entertainment ye belly dancer on the Saturday night just like promised she was very good ! Then we chose a mix set meze and main platter for the 15 off us which was plenty of food that we even had 2 take away bags ! Allot off cold and hot meze followed by the mix grill this definitely was value for money ! We also had cocktails sangrias and mango magaritas ! Ye main part to the even which topped it all was the Shisha these guys know the best way to make the Shisha all the pipes was clean and flavours was fresh we had chocolate mint and also blue mist starbuzz followed by the al fakher grape and mint ! The coals used wasn’t just normal charcoal it was the coconut long last coals which didn’t give us a headache but gave us more flavour to the Shisha ! This place is a small but great place in Wimbledon south west London and would definatly recommend to people to relax and and just enjoy a good night !

Absolutely beautiful restaurant in all ways. Food was fabulous, beautifully presented, meticulous in the way the staff treated us and I was so impressed with the exhibits and the appearance of the place. The waiter showed us to the private areas downstairs and I was impressed with the lovely little private dining areas and the 300 year vintage door! What then was a wonderful night unfolded further into an even better one when the waiter shared that the restaurant is a break even charity organisation, so all profits go to charity (specifically, I was told, to an orphanage). This restaurant gets 5 stars from me, very graceful, warm and excellent food! I would say the best sit down Lebanese meal ever! Thank you very much.

Assaha, which roughly translates from Arabic as 'village meeting place', is a high-concept venue with branches across the Arab world. This particular branch is a small restaurant in Paddington, most easily spotted by the Lebanese flag outside and the smell of customers' hookah pipes wafting from the verandah. Inside it's filled with enough bunches of garlic, stone carvings and other rustic nick-nacks to fill a souk.The menu covers the usual Lebanese signature dishes, plus some more unusual options. The star among these was frakeh - hand-rolled raw, finely ground meat mixed with bulghur wheat, formed in the shape left inside a closed hand ('frakeh' translates as 'to grasp' or 'to grip'). You eat these, seasoned with dried spices, fresh mint leaves and a dash of oil, folded inside some warm flatbread.Other dishes didn't live up to the promise of the first meze dish. A green leaf vegetable called 'hindbeh' in Arabic (translated as 'chicory' on this menu; 'dandelion' in many others) should be served room temperature, but ours was fridge-cold, which deadens the flavours. A small meat-filled pie (sambousek) had tough pastry that was slightly burned on the underside.No alcohol is served, but the soft drink called jellab is a refreshing mix of rosewater flavours, topped with shelled pistachio nuts floating on top.The service was well-meaning, but slightly patronising. When we asked for the bill, we were treated to (unwanted) complimentary desserts - taster-sized dishes of mougli (cinnamon- and caraway- flavoured rice pudding) and mouhallabia (milk and ground rice pudding). We had to nag them again for the bill so we could leave. Assaha Village needs to sharpen up its act if it hopes to compete with the likes of London's Noura or Maroush chains, to name just two of our home-grown talents.

Eaten at Jason's Pollen Street Scoial a few times since he opened. Superb experience each time. The food exquisite,the lamb and mash absolutely delicious, service impeccable and chatting to Jason was the icing on the cake!!!!

Nice mix of people, nice atmosphere to hang out with friends. Plus the drinks and music is always a plus point here.

I found a very nice restaurant that also offers a home delivery service. The surroundings where tasteful but relaxing

Smart and clean place, polite staff, nicely presented food. Not more expensive than anywhere else of any standard. Looking forward to next visit.

This is one of the new funky venues. I thought I would use the new Pizza Express App to pay. Great idea and great App. Really sweet girl served us and we enjoyed our Pizza's.

A testament to Nando's that when in Covent Garden we tried to hunt out one of their restaurants and found this one. We had our baby with us and wanted somewhere with good filling food, where the ambience would potentially drown out the noise of our crying baby. We love the consistency of Nando's. Always the same standard and quality!

I enjoy that this food is freshly prepared and since sushi is my favorite kind of food Me Love does not disappoint. Just wish I had more in my belly for more sushi!

What a location on the corner of Trafalgar Square. Perfect for seeing the sites of London. It's a hip boutique style hotel aimed at a young clientele with disposable cash! Contemporary design, dance music, fashionably clad staff. The roof terrace is a real bonus to this hotel, the weather wasn't there for us but on a sunny day it would have been awesome. Seems to get a lot of corporate use and needs a reservation making if you fancy it.. The service was friendly and our wee boy even received a teddy on arrival which was a nice touch!