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Delicious tapas and ideal for those who like to eat veggies as there is a good selection of veg tapas available. Staff friendly and the lighting in the bar make it feel cosy and Peckhamly groovy. My husband and I are foodies and defo recommend this place.
Miss Tapas – South LondonThis place was such an amazing find! This was my first visit and I'll definitely be going back. Gorgeous food, every dish we had tasted fantastic. Delicious wine, friendly and quick service from staff. My friend and I stayed for 4 hours on Saturday night, we had such a good evening! Definitely recommend this place!
Miss Tapas – South LondonDelicious food and great service!
Miss Tapas – South LondonGreat food and amazing value.
Miss Tapas – South LondonI adore Miss Tapas. It is the most authentic Spanish tapas I've tried in London - and the tortilla and salmorejo in particular rival dishes I've tried throughout Spain. Warm, attentive, charming service always. It's the restaurant I recommend most frequently in SE London.
Miss Tapas – South LondonWasn't sure what to expect as it was our first visit. The whole experience was amazing. The food was not only superb but such great value, compared to some overrated places. The staff were really friendly and helpful. And the restaurant itself is intimate, cosy and had a great atmosphere. So huge praise to the lovely young lady owner for doing an amazing job with her co-owner and staff. We will be back again next time we're in London. Shame you don't have a franchise around the UK.
Miss Tapas – South LondonOur first visit and definitely won't be our last. Food, gorgeous. Wine, delicious. Staff, super helpful and cool. Hand sanitisers by every table. Nice air conditioning
Miss Tapas – South LondonAmazing food and service as always. Loved the air conditioning as well, since it was a hot day.
Miss Tapas – South LondonAmazing first meal back after lockdown - measures were clear and the food was incredible.
Miss Tapas – South LondonBest thai restaurant in London I've tried. Pad Thai and Tom Yum Koong are pretty delicious.
Rom Mai Thai Cuisine – South LondonThe restaurant has just opened, but the things seem to be perfect. the foods are delicious.
Rom Mai Thai Cuisine – South 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 LondonWe 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 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 LondonA great venue for the view across the River Thames but the restaurant was rather soulless and lacked atmosphere. The food was lovely and good value for the money. The serving staff were rather flat - almost tourist - weary which was a shame as the venue deserved better.
Tate Modern Restaurant – South LondonVery good food. The taste was just amazing.
Varanasi Chefs – South LondonBeen to this restaurant I was impressed with the food. Wanted to go back again for wife's birthday. No opening times available online or or on the shop window. I tried to call, telephone just rang and rang. Not happy:-(
Little Ochi – South London