The 44 best spots for chicken wings in London

The fish sauce wings here are great, super sticky and crispy. They're quite expensive(~4£ each) and only sold as single wings but it is a whole wing; I would say these are a must try. They are pretty big. The crispy chicken skins were nice, but I think a dipping sauce with them would go a long way. Cocktails were good. Service was pretty slow, but overall would come back for the wings, they're very unique and some of the best in this style I've had.

I had such an amazing experience. The food and drinks were honestly 10/10!!! Everything was flavourful, well-balanced, and beautifully presented. We sat at the bar, which made the whole evening even better. The bar staff were incredibly friendly, attentive, and genuinely great at what they do. They gave fantastic recommendations, made us feel really welcomed, and you could tell they’re passionate about their cocktails and service. The atmosphere was cozy yet energetic, and the whole place had such a good vibe. I’d definitely come back again and would highly recommend to anyone looking for great drinks, delicious food, and outstanding service.

Overall a great experience. Squid with salty egg yolk is very special and recommended by the Legardo chef. Chicken wing is very special with fish sauce flavour. Chilli powder better to spread over the entire wing. Mine is only on part of the wing. So the other half has no chilli flavour at all. Fried chicken is crispy outside and tender inside. Naan is also great. Beef curry tastes nice. Strong coconut curry but a bit too sweet. They put lots of sugar in.

What a place! Stumbled across Smoking Goat for lunch and were immediately greeted by friendly staff who found us a table despite no reservation. The food was fantastic and all freshly cooked. Make sure you have the fried chicken as a sharer. Great choice of beers too served in iced glasses.

One of my favourite restaurants around the area. Drinks and food were fantastic. The staff were polite, friendly and attentive. Everyone I bring over enjoys the food here! Will definitely be back.

I've heard for a long time about the quality of Smoking Goat, I finally had it yesterday and I already cant wait to go back! Food was absolutely delicious like 10/10 and the vibe was a nice cosy environment. It was very busy and a full restaurant throughout but not too busy to the point it affected our meal. Special shoutout to Yasmin she made our time 12/10 due to her customer service and know how of the menu and recommendations. I asked her about what drinks she'd recommend and picked the perfect drink and she basically ended up curating our whole meal. The chill wing was one of the best chicken wings I've had all year down to the exquisite sauce. And the massaman beef cheek was to die for!! Also had a daikon salad which added another dimension and the squid was divine also. She encouraged to try the grilled cockles which i was skeptical at first but as i love seafood and her assurance I wouldn't be disappointed and explained where in Wales they come from and how to enjoy them with the lovely sauce and im so glad we trusted her judgement, i can't wait to go back to try them again!! 5 star dining experience! Wish i could give them 6! Thanks again for everything Yasmin you are a superstar!!

We started our evening at Owl & Pussycat just a couple of minutes away, then headed to Smoking Goat and it did not disappoint. The restaurant was busy so you 100% need to book. The four of us went for a mix of sharing plates, and while every dish was great the chicken wings were the star! The cocktails were a real surprise too – tasty, really well priced for the area! Our waitress was super lovely and chatty, with great recommendations that made ordering easy. They’d even closed part of the street for extra outdoor tables, which gave the whole evening a fun, lively street party feel. Honestly, great food, friendly service, and such a good vibe!

Buffalo sauce 10+, amount of sauce on the wings 10+, service and presentation, all fine but the wings itself are very poor, dry, and some I wouldn’t even call them wings, but rather bone with overly dry skin on top, they were tiny! Will come if quality of the wings improves, otherwise Wingmans and Randys better for me.

Tasty and spicy sauces, but will have to agree with another recent review; the wings were miniscule. These guys are in dire need of a new wing supplier. I understand they give you 16 wings a portion to make up for how scrawny they are, but I'd much rather get 8 regular-sized, plump wings (which it looks like they used to have) like you would from Wingstop. Wings that small will never hold their moisture, so I spent half the time nibbling at bone and dry meat unfortunately. Can only give 2-stars if their primary offering is wings from malnourished chickens.

Love Orange Buffalo, nearly as much as my son, Nick the owner invited us in to show us the magic. Their sauces are amazing!

No, just not recommended. I ordered the buffalo ribs, and they were smothered in a sauce that completely overpowered the flavour of the meat. The ribs themselves had very little meat on them, making it hard to enjoy. On top of that, eating them was a messy struggle. Overall, the experience was disappointing, and I won’t be going back.

Some of the best buffalo wings around. The woof woof sauce is something special in our household, you can literally eat it in anything. Can't wait for these guys to get a restaurant and serve their burgers and the huge mad platter.

Seriously good chicken wings. The people with me were debating whether the price was worth over and above the other chicken shops on the high street. Once we had finished, the answer was a resounding yes. Great variety of flavours. Really nice. I was impressed. The wings are served with a blue sauce, its extra for curly chips. Which are also really really well made. Crispy on the outside and soft in the middle. I wasn't happy having to share with the people I was with so I will be going back by myself and indulging in the food all by myself. Update: been back loads of times now. Still epic. I can vouch for this branch. Epic.

It was a bitterly cold day but I persevered with my mission for wings from The Orange Buffalo and was richly rewarded. Service was superb, friendly and prompt. A due warning was given about the order of Vincent (damn hot). The wings were plentiful and coated in superb sauce. The Vincent was hit-you-in-the-face mango sweet followed by a deceptively slow burn which built into a tasty fire of flavour. The Original was the real winner here. Slightly spiced, ever so buttery and works wonders with their house Blue Cheese. My one any only criticism is the wings were slightly on the smaller side than other slingers joints however I know suppliers are struggling and when the sauce is that good… it doesn’t matter. 🔥

This is the best wing bar ever. The wings here are hands down the best I’ve ever had crispy on the outside, juicy on the inside, and packed with flavor. You have a choice to either have your wings grilled or fried, and of course I go for the fried wings every time. I order the same thing all the time which is the Kansas bbq fried wings, and it never disappoints. The atmosphere is welcoming and perfect for hanging out with friends, your partner, or just enjoying some great food. The staff are friendly, attentive, and made sure everything was perfect. Shout out to H, every time my partner and I visit Randy’s Wing Bar he’s always there, he always goes above and beyond, sorts us out and makes sure we have a great time. I’ll definitely be coming back again and again. Highly recommend this spot if you’re a wing lover.

Second time here. Really enjoyed our meal and service recovery was good too. We tried their new recipe for the Korean wings as well and they were really good. & I’m also glad they carry local brewery (Signature) on draft! Special mention to H!

Had a late lunch here and, unfortunately, it was quite a disappointing experience this time. We ended up waiting a long while for our food. It actually came out after those who arrived and ordered after us. The wrap was very plain (honestly, McDonald’s makes a better one), which was a real let-down. The chicken wings were cooked nicely as before (still juicy and flavourful) but the sweet potato fries were a bit overcooked. Overall, not a great visit and I’m not sure I’d go back again, which is a shame because I’ve had better experiences here before.

Absolute Gem of a Place The wings were crispy but sauced to the max, every option was a unique trip to flavour town, worthy enough to dethrone Wingstop, the entire experience had my girlfriend repeating "that's crazy girl" their loaded fries were delicious and flavoursome too, the staff was well attentive and they served with a smile, H in particular was an amazing host, you could tell they had a passion for their craft and love what they do. It's a cute little place by the canal with food just as breathtaking as it's service, will definitely come again

By far the best wings place in London! The staff is also very friendly. H was the person taking care of us, just a really friendly, easygoing and polite guy. Thank you, we always enjoy Randy's! Food came out super quick. We got the wing tray: Korean, Garlic Parm, Buffalo, Hot Honey. My favourites were Hot Honey and Buffalo :)

In general its a nice play atmosphere is amazing, i ate outside on a sunny day , i would recommend the coated wing over the grilled, i didnt enjoy the wings , i dont kno why but i didnt. The frozen drinks were amazing.

Used to come here a lot a few years ago but suddenly thought it’s been a while so let’s go again. The atmosphere was great (how can you go wrong on a sunny Hackney Wick), so was the service, but disappointed in the wings! We used to love them! The buffalo is watery and not spicy at all (I used to struggle to eat them - in a good way!) and they’ve added the breadcrumb or whatever it is, to the chicken whereas before it was just tender and crispy chicken and the sauce. The blue cheese use to be a lot better too and in a pot not covered on top. Again, unfortunately watery. As usual the chips and slaw delicious and the array of drinks is always good. Will definitely try again but upset it’s not what it used to be!

I had mixed feeling’s from my visit. The meat in the carnitas and lamb I ordered was dry and bland, the whole dish was relying on the sauce. On the contrary Queadillas were very nice. The margarita was overpriced with just ice in it. I will possibly miss next time.

My first visit and certainly not my last. A simple, comfortable and welcoming dining room with some nice art painted onto the walls. The staff are excellent. Very attentive, warm and friendly. The food is very tasty and good value ... Add to that Taco Tuesday offers and you cannot get better value. Definitely one to visit.

Not sure if we went on a bad day but we found our food to be sub-par, not a lot of flavours and the meat was pretty dry. The drinks were good and i liked the prawn and octopus tostada but the tacos weren’t great. Wasn’t a fan of the zocalo corn, definitely down to taste preference as my partner liked it but mentioned mine was undercooked compared to his as the corn was harder. The price is steep, especially for the size and portions they give.

The corn tacos were absolutely delicious , crisp packed with flavor and super fresh ingredients. The quesadillas were cheesy and perfectly cooked. Everything tasted authentic and made with care. The staff was friendly and attentive, and the atmosphere felt warm and welcoming. Definitely one of the best spots for Mexican food in the area. We’ll be coming back for sure!

Who knew that there would be a place that serves the best authentic Mexican cuisine just 5 minutes from Surrey Quays station? We came on a quiet weekday for early dinner with locals hanging out enjoying their happy hour drinks. After realising that it’s our first time dining at the restaurant, the chef was kind enough to run us through every single dish and what we should be expecting… and dare I say that each dish was absolutely memorable. Zocalo Corn - 3.5/5⭐️ Starchy, glutinous and just so filling! The portion was generous but I just wish there was a bit more to the sauce as we eventually find the dish to be a bit bland - maybe just a bit more spice to the Queso and it’ll be perfect! Nachos with Guacamole - 4.5/5⭐️ The black bean sauce and salsa was to die for. Not overpowering salty with a perfect hint of tang and spiciness that gets you scraping the bottom of the dish! Pastor Quesadilla - 5/5⭐️ simply unforgettable. The pork was tender and packed with flavour while the onions, cilantro and pineapple elevated the dish to the next level, introducing a nice crunch and hints of sweetness to every bite. Lamb Birria Tacos - 4/5⭐️ As the chef said, this dish is certainly the perfect hangover cure! The broth on the side was hearty and bursting with meaty flavours, and by dipping the taco in, it completely eliminates the gaminess of the lamb, adding heat and depth to the dish FOOD: 4/5⭐️ SERVICE: 4.5/5⭐️ ATMOSPHERE: 4/5⭐️ OVERALL: 4/5⭐️

This place is such a hidden gem! Warm and friendly welcome. We went on taco Tuesday not even realising where tacos are £6! The baja prawns were my favourite and were absolutely delicious. It was our first time and even received some complimentary things on the house to try as we’re new to the area.

My boyfriend and I had an amazing meal at La Chingada! The lamb birria was incredible—so tender and flavorful, and the broth that comes with it is pure magic. I could honestly drink it by the bucket. Everything tasted so authentic, and the atmosphere was super fun and welcoming. Plus, my tacos were gluten-free, which was a huge bonus! If you're looking for legit Mexican food, this is the place to go. We’ll definitely be back!

Possibly the best Thai food I’ve ever eaten, everything had so much flavour and the food really packs a punch. Highly recommend ordering loads of things to share so that you can try more than one thing. The homemade ice cream was a lovely way to end the meal. Also to say the staff were all incredibly warm and welcoming; they even sang happy birthday to my dad without me asking them to! It’s not cheap but the food is well worth it.

I come here so often, but I just realised I’ve never written a review, which feels so unfair to a place I truly love and always enjoy visiting! The staff are always well-trained, and the owner is incredibly attentive to every detail. I love how he personally comes around to say hello to every table at some point during the day, catch him if you can! Lol I actually have lots more pictures and videos than this! This place is truly one of my all-time favourite Southern Thai restaurants in the UK! I really respect how authentic the flavours are and how carefully the owner sources and imports the ingredients directly from Southern Thailand. Some of them aren’t easy to find! you literally have to get them from locals in the south! But I have to warn you… this is not the restaurant for anyone who can’t handle spicy food! 🌶️🔥 I absolutely love dishes that are rich in flavour and full of heat and Southern Thai cuisine is exactly that: bold, unique, spicy, and packed with herbs. Beware! it might make your heart race (in the best way)! 😂 I truly admire that the owner hasn’t toned down the flavours for the British market. It’s so original and incredibly delicious!

I’ve been on the hunt for great Thai food since moving to London, and after my first visit to Supawan, I can honestly say it’s the best I’ve had here. The food is authentic and bursting with flavour—you can really tell it’s cooked with care. The staff were incredibly kind and welcoming, and dishes came out hot and fresh as they were ready. We started with the Laab Aubergine and Pee Kai Yud Sai (stuffed chicken wings). The aubergine had a perfect sweet-sour balance—my mouth waters just thinking about it—and the wings were excellent too. For mains, we had Dad’s Beef Curry and the Kha-nom Jeen Namya Poo (crab curry with rice noodles), plus a side of Train Egg Fried Rice. Everything was sensational. The spice brought a warm, lingering heat—not too much, but those with low tolerance might find it challenging. My boyfriend loved the fried rice, and I was spooning crab curry straight from the bowl. So good. Prices are a bit on the higher side, but absolutely worth it for the quality and freshness—especially considering the location near King’s Cross. I’ll definitely be going back—there are so many other dishes I’m excited to try.

Probably one of the best and most unique Thai restaurant I have been to. Homely and full of plants, friendly and welcoming atmosphere. Some unusual starters like chicken wing stuffed with minced meat and noodles, crispy rice salad, corn fritters. And the southern Thai mains : melting pork belly, dad’s beef curry with pea aubergine, crab with rice noodles were absolutely delicious. Leave space for their home made ice cream

Lovely looking thai place, cute and cosy inside and nice attentive staff. However the portion size was underwhelming considering it's more expensive than most Thai places in the area. Paying about 3-5 pound more for a curry but getting less was not ideal. Spice level was over the top and I love spicy food, it was to a level that didn't boost the flavours but was just hot to be hot. We didn't get wine as that was also overpriced versus other restaurants.

A bit pricey but totally worth it. Meiang phuket (grilled prawns) is the most delicious thing I've ever eaten in my life, highly recommended! Staff very nice, fast service and beautifully decorated restaurant. I'm very happy.

Very busy restaurant, the waiters all seem to be extremely busy and therefore not very welcoming services. Cooking was right on spot and feel authentic, we liked our pork belly dish a lot, but the crab vermicelli noodles was a light disappointment, especially given the price point. The aubergine starter was interesting.

Really enjoyed this place. Was looked after by Helen, Whitney, and Xavier who saw I was eating alone. No matter how good the food was (and it was excellent) they made my evening. Menu is extensive and really caters for people who want to challenge their taste buds. it's all about the taste. I ate downstairs and whilst not cramped was bijou. However, this magnified the ambience and the tables were out for a good night helped by the staff. Staff were young and trendy but also caring whilst being efficient. They wanted you to have a good time. I spent £19 on a beer and 6 chicken wings which anywhere other than Central London would be expensive. There, it's the price you pay and was no more expensive than anywhere else whist being far better than most other places. Place was clean as well as the facilities which are gender neutral. Would happily recommend.

Wings lack flavour, the only taste came from the korean and mayo sauce. They tasted of old chicked and didnt taste fresh. The chicken burgers had a good crunch but had no real flavour. Chips were ok. Service is good, complained about the wings and a new portion was given but still tasted very chicken-y. Average price £17 for one course meal and a drink or beer. Atmosphere was good, cool vibe and very busy.

Love the menu. There are many restaurants that does chicken wings and fried chicken. But Chicken n Sours is at another level. There is a good selection of chicken sandwiches. We were stuck at choosing … The sides are amazing. Love love the pickled watermelon salad. Refreshing and tangy. Perfect for hot sticky days. Beef dripping fries also good. My partner went for the K-pop sandwich and loved it. I had the House fried with the seaweed crust, super tasty. Chicken has a very nice crunch. Cocktails are great too! We were in a rush to the theatre and everything came out quickly. Staff very friendly. We sat outside. Can’t wait to come back for the wings. And the great sides. Great place for pre-theatre bite or any lazy weekends for some cocktails. It’s fun. 🤩

We chose this as a dinner spot for the break between the two Harry Potter performances. It is really convenient for the Palace Theatre. There are a few tables for 2 outside but the main tables are downstairs in a well air conditioned room. It isn't a huge restaurant and yes you are relatively close to one another but it isn't unpleasantly packed. Everyone including the other guests were very positive and up beat. The chicken was excellent. I had the General Burger and my daughter had the Buffalo Soldier. I would absolutely go again!

We came here for dinner, there were only 3 small tables on ground level outside the shop and the rest of the seating are in the lower floor. We ordered the famous chicken toast which was so delicious. The chicken thighs burger had an amazing tase .we have order chicken pops( not sure about the name see the pics) and they were surprisingly yummy with all the flavours combined together! It was one of the best dinners i had in this area

Trendy spot with the feel of a club but the heart and soul of a chicken shack. Coming right in the door you're in for a treat seeing the kitchen in action. It can get busy quite fast but the staff are equipped with handling a rush and making you feel right at home. Whether dining alone or with a group this is a place to begin a night out. The chicken sandwiches are packed full of flavor with great side dishes that stand right up there with the bird. You can order a whole fried chicken two days in advance. Whether you drink or not they have cocktails or local sodas that go well with the food. Overall, it's hard to go wrong with any order here.

Chick ‘N’ Collaborations are the BEST! There’s a lot of love in the room at Chick’N’Sours that I wanted to come back for not just one, but two of their recent collaborations. The Sambal Shiok burger was a cheeky drop the mic collab to start the year, with Mandy’s legendary Malay satay flavory. Featuring chicken breaded with satay spices, tomato Sambal, lime slaw to slam in some zing, before finishing with their classic peanut satay sauce. What a dream team and one I couldn’t resist complimenting with Chick’N’Sours famous chicken toast in tamarind chilli caramel and green slaw, that you can get all year at Covent Garden. Next up we had a night with Hash Hut. A really fun menu of hash potato winking with fond adoration towards chicken dressed up in crunchy bling, creatively coming together on our table. I feel flustered just thinking about it again! ‘Snacks’ which were very generous, included the likes of popcorn style bites of hash browns and fried chicken, with noodle crack and sriracha sour cream, hash rounds with chicken ragu and kimchi (a personal favourite) and stuffed chicken wings that looked like they could arm wrestle you. All delicious, before the drum roll sounded and hash stacks with sides landed on our table like a mythical city of gold. Gochujang slaw, Kung pao tenders, chilli and pickles were laid on stacks of hash browns, broken up with pickled watermelon and bang bang cucumbers. You couldn’t get a more imaginative serving, but with soft serve dessert, hash brown churros and miso caramel, the guys gave us an achingly good bigger smile. There was fab energy on the night with David and his lovely team at Chick’N’Sours being like sizzling chicken in the fryer to team up with wicked people making incredible food that don’t often get the recognition they deserve. It’s that kind of heart that reminds you why some places are a bucket of Hospitality you keep coming back to. Thanks guys!

Not really local, but my local Sunday spot! Best Buffalo Wings in London!! Been going to this joint for 2 years more than once a week! The owners are a great couple and so are the rest of the family/employees!! Definitely my favourite gaff!

Crispy wings covered in buffalo sauce with chips. We order the US portion, 11 wings for £11. UK portion is 6 wings for £8, wouldn't recommend this as the wings are a bit on the smaller side. Taste wise the wings were juicy and flavourful. Friendly staff and chilled atmosphere. Wait time was about 20 minutes. Would come back if I'm in brick lane again.

Fantastic hidden gem serving up great sized portions at reasonable prices. Service is great too and the wings are lovely. I ordered the 11 wings with Jerk and Spicy Sauces. Both were nice but preferred the spicy ones. 👍🏽

A nice little joint , waited a long time for my order which I don't mind when the food comes out nice and hot, however was not the case , my wings were hot but my chips were cold , was dissatisfied because I waited 20 minutes. However they did change them straight away for some hot ones. Wings were very tasty too ! I got buffalo and spicy , the American size portion. Was about £12 it total. Service is fine the lady was up beat and sweet. Don't recommend the cheese dip wasn't really for me. They have a nice selection of condiments on the table so not a big issue.

Came here for a birthday lunch. We tried all the flavours of the wings, Buffalo, Jerk, Chilli and BBQ. Could do with more flavouring and heat (chilli). Wings are freshly made to order and they do taste sooo good. I just personally think a little bit more flavouring needed especially for the jerk, could do with more Jerk flavouring, but don't get me wrong, the wings are very nice. Definitely a must try and return to type of place. Oh and one last thing, the lovely lady who took our order was very very nice and kind. Excellent customer service and explained how everything works and was very helpful. Well done!

I come here with the Mrs quite frequently and have always enjoyed it here. Food is great portions reasonable and staff are friendly. Make sure you get their app, you can get freebies once you collect enough points :D I'd recommend this place for some of the best buffalo wings in town!!

Wow what an amazing restaurant, my first time here and not disappointed at all. The venue is nice, the staff are very friendly and food is amazing! Myself and my work colleague popped in for lunch after hearing all the good reviews and boy they weren't wrong. I had half Buffalo and half Chilli boneless breast and he had half Buffalo and half Spicy Strawberry boneless breast and they were all gorgeous. My favourite were the Chilli ones but all very very nice. I will definitely be going back again if ever in the area 100%.

Not as good as it used to be. Ordered the vegetable tempura but it was unseasoned down to the sauce it came with. Was silently wishing they put soy sauce on the tables. I had similar or worse issues with my ramen. The Ramen for Faye Wong. It said infused with yuzu but it was more like it was drowning in yuzu. Dont think it was made right. Everyone around the table tried it in shock. Sorry but the worst ramen I’ve ever had and I’ve had a lot.

Had the food take away from this place after some great reviews from couple of people. Overall it was good but not exceptional. The fried chicken was nice but could do with more balance of flavour. The ramen soup flavour seemed really strong and a little on the salty side. The noodle was a little over cooked and mushy by the time it was delivered which is slightly a shame as there was not much soup left. It may be worth to try in the restaurant so I may try it to eat in next time.

Some of the best ramen we’ve had! So flavoursome, food was perfect with all the right textures. The veggie options are fab! We went last night and cannot get over how good the food was!

I give Nanban 4 stars for the novelty (overall 3). The idea of the food here is so cool, it's a Japanese and Caribbean fusion AND they use local fresh ingredients. The menu is a fun and informative read, I love how much effort they put into designing the recipe and explaining the food and drinks. HOWEVER - I don't understand why some of the dishes are so incredibly salty (you'll see quite a few other customers in the review agree with me too), which absolutely killed my appetite. This is definitely your kinda place if you like salty food but if not, avoid the ramen, chicken karaage and acke & fish koroke . On the plus side - I loved the creative use of yuzu and miso, and really recommend the salmon, mushroom and sweet potato tapas. I liked their dessert, the kanbanana and gamari-misu. Also recommend the Boys to the yard cocktail, it's so yum.

Be warned: the Lazy Goat ramen has intense heat! I suggest trying that one and the Kumamoto pork ramen. Also, this restaurant has really comfortable seating which I appreciate (a lot of similar ramen places don’t). Good spot for groups.

Known for Japanese soul food. The menu had interesting dishes which are not served in your typical Japanese restaurant. We ordered a variety, just because I wanted to try everything. 1kg of angry bird chicken wings were succulent and tasty. I really wanted to eat more but they were too spicy for me... The karaage were one of the best I've had and mushrooms were good. Ramen were too salty and other dishes were not as impressive. I was eager to try the matcha tiramisu, but wasn't impressed with that either. However, the Nanbanana was surprisingly good and the crisply noodles added a moreish texture. Wheelchair access: it's quite narrow and very busy, with a small step at the entrance. Staff kept bumping into my wheels. There are no accessible toilets either (marked down a star for not being wheelchair friendly)

Took us as a late booking with no fuss on a Friday night. Cocktails were excellent and the small plates were brilliant. The fried chicken was ridiculously crispy and the the angry birds were unreal. The sweet potato had ponzu butter on which was a mix of confusing and delicious. We only had room for one desert and we went for the bananamban and it was also fantastic, contrasting temperatures, texture and sweet and salt brilliantly. I would highly recommend.

the chickens werent crispy at all and they tasted so bad. u’ll never ever want to try thiz

Was told that Morleys is only found south of the river. Lucky ME! Haha. Fried chicken is good hot and juicy when you catch a fresh batch that’s come out of the fryer. Well marinated. 5/5 hygiene rating. Serves halal chicken. Ribs are ok. Go for the thigh and wings. Massive portions of chips always.

Just went to the one in Woking the bbq chicken was horrible had a bad smell to it, worst chicken shop I have ever been too.

I had high expectations for the Morleys restaurant based on the positive reviews, but unfortunately, I was extremely disappointed with my experience. The food I received was completely different from what was displayed on the screen, and it lacked any flavor or taste. It seemed like the food was just reheated or microwaved instead of being freshly prepared, which made me feel like they were cutting corners to save costs. I strongly advise avoiding this place at all costs, and I plan to report them to the food standards agency.

talking their language when i'm asking a question about the food being rude and offensive, also dirty chairs

the food tastes good and given quickly but they gave me the smallest ones there and the chips werent fresh. I understand that you have to get rid of these stuff so you dont have loses but sometimes its just annoying, and it might be better give a range of sizesinstead of giving all of the bad stuff to a single person.

Chicken good, lots of chips. Steel chairs and bench.

Had the Smokey Robinson (V) and it was one of the best veggie burgers I’ve ever had! The patty and bun special sauce was really good too. Had happy hour cocktails too, which tasted very fresh and were surprisingly strong! Service could have been a bit quicker

The worst fried chicken burger I've ever had

Easily the worst burger I have eaten. We tried the chicken one and the chilli one. The chicken one was burned. They even refused to take it back. The chilli one, the patty tasted like rubber. I don't usually leave bad reviews but *please* avoid this place.

Shockingly burnt chicken. The kitchen staff denied to take the order back (which we didn’t have a single bite of cos it was pure charcoal) and made all sorts of excuses about how the chicken piece was too thick and it had to be fried for 7 minutes...appalling customer service.

Don't bother with the vegan brisket. It was just bland soya mince put on top of chips which just made the whole thing mushy. Couldn't be further from brisket if they tried.

Great as ever I have loved p&b since I first went to the London fields restaurant a few years back. Get a Smokey Robinson, nuggs and a load of fries and you won’t go wrong! I’ll be back next time I’m in London

Amazing burgers, great craft beers, would recommend.

Architect lovers, Book Fans definitely come here for study, research or wonder lust. A real treasure of books and knowledge. No worry if you are hungry or thirsty as there are at least 2 places for Coffee shop, ice cream, light lunch with reasonable price and nice services. High speed wifi & clean WC. Love love love 😇

This is a wonderful place to wander around and enjoy some of the literature and writing from history. There are lots of people studying here at the many desks and areas provided. There are plenty of bathrooms, eateries and seating here. I thought there might be a little more in the exhibition room, but what they do have, is very interesting.

A library may not typically be on a tourist’s must-see list, but the Treasures Gallery at the British Library is well worth a stop on your visit to London. This free, permanent exhibition showcases some of the world’s most iconic works, including Leonardo da Vinci’s notebooks, Beethoven’s music books, the Beatles’ handwritten lyric notes, the Magna Carta, and the Gutenberg Bible - offering a rare chance to see these remarkable artifacts from across cultures and centuries up close. Highly recommended!

That's my favourite place to go to study, the ambient is quiet and nice, the study rooms are absolutely perfect! It makes easier to focus and study! And the staff is lovely and useful!

The British Library is always a pleasure to visit and undertake research. The system is well organised and one can visit a number of rooms and order documents and books. There is also a newsroom for micro films of many publications. There are cafes and a restaurant here which have some good quality food and drinks. There is also free WiFi.

Don’t go if you have a bag. I had an hour to kill before a train from Euston, a friend suggested going along to the library rather than a bookshop. I thought I’d do the civic minded thibg and enquire about membership and have a browse in the shop. I had a wheeled ‘carry on’ style case with me, the sort it’s fine to take onto a plane as hand luggage. The security guard stopped me and I expected him to check my bag, he didn’t want to do that, he told me to put it in bag measuring frame (the sort airlines use). “No problem chum.” quoth I. And slipped ybe bag into the frame. It fitted. “Oh no, not vertically, you have to put in horizontally.” The wheels meant it sat on top of the frame and so no entry for me. I was going to say ko entry for me this time but actually no entry for me ever - if your staff are this petty then I won’t be back. For scale, bag pictured with handle extended and blazer hung over it. It really isn’t a big bag.

The British Library, located at 96 Euston Road, London, NW1 2DB, is one of the world’s largest libraries and a hub of knowledge and culture. It also has a branch at Boston Spa in West Yorkshire for storage and internal collections. The library houses an astonishing 170–200 million items, including nearly 14 million books, manuscripts, maps, sound recordings, stamps, and more, growing by roughly 3 million items every year. Admission to the library is free, although a Reader Pass is required to access the reading rooms and collections. Most exhibitions, such as the Treasures Gallery, are free to visit, while some special exhibitions may have a small fee. Visitors can enjoy a wide range of on-site facilities. There are spacious reading rooms and study spaces with accessible furniture, cafés like The Last Word and the Terrace Restaurant, shops offering books and prints, cloakrooms and lockers, free Wi‑Fi, and comprehensive accessibility features including wheelchair access, hearing loops, and assistance for visitors with disabilities. The library is open to the public from Monday to Thursday, 09:30–20:00, Friday, 09:30–18:00, Saturday, 09:30–17:00, and Sunday, 11:00–17:00. The British Library as an institution was established on 1 July 1973, but its iconic St Pancras building opened in 1998 and was designated a Grade I listed building in 2015, reflecting its architectural and historical significance. Whether you’re a researcher, student, or casual visitor like me , the British Library offers an inspiring space to explore centuries of human knowledge, from rare manuscripts to modern multimedia collections.

It’s a shame this place has moved from where it used to be round the corner as it used to feel much more cosy and have much more atmosphere even though it was loud last night it felt flat. The food was ok but I think it was expensive for what it was which was 1 BBQ chicken strips and 1 BBQ chicken wings and a portion of Fries plus 2 Raspberrylicious cocktails but again were nice but half of the cocktail glass was just ice, total price was £51 which we feel we could have gone somewhere else for a similar price and had a better experience. Staff were friendly, it was loud but we could still talk normally. Not sure I’d go again with so many other places to go locally.

Amazing customer service, our waitress Tee and Mariatta (quite new she said sorry if name was wrong) were beyond amazing. Polite, welcoming responsive and just all round amazing people. Great service and atmosphere. I’ll be bringing my work team here for our next outing. Thanks ladies great service they are lucky to have you 🤩 I went with my two daughters and mother and they loved it also . Great Father’s Day

Luis gave us an amazing service during the whole evening, always attentive and willing to help with every need. He was very kind all the time. The food was amazing, delicious and warm. Definitely will come back in the future. Thanks for a lovely evening!

Very good restaurant. We had the bottomless margarita deal, which was good value for money. The drinks came quickly, and the vibe was nice. The host was fabulous, very helpful, and gave good recommendations on which drink to get. Such good service made the evening enjoyable, and we will definitely go back. I think his name was Scott, one of the managers. He was working very hard and supporting other team members, which is good to see. Thank you, Maxwell's.

Came here for a cheeky cocktail, it was so nice! The restaurant was lovely, staff was friendly and the menu looked fab! Will come back and try out the food next time.

Went for a birthday and the staff were so great, and attended to the birthday girl really well. I ordered buffalo wings (starter) and mac and cheese (as a side) and a diet coke and it was a 10/10, the vibe was great inside and it was perfect for a night in London - tiny bit pricey but nothing i wouldn’t expect in london. I also went with around 16 other people and they adapted the tables for us - there are different floors and seats for any amount of people.

Visited this restaurant with my partner and had a lovely time. We were quickly seated outside and ordered steak fajitas and the taco salad. Both were delicious, but the absolute can’t-miss is the lemongrass lemonade. Delightful! Our waiter was very friendly and talked to us about additional places to visit while we were in town. Highly recommended.

A lovely museum with some great interactive exhibits for kids to enjoy. Lots of great information on the history of the rail tube and bus networks. The old poster advertisements are a lovely treat. The gift shop is a bit pricey but that was to be expected the only thing stopping a 5 star review is the entry price, this price should be halved at the very least.

Well. It's a mixed feeling bag. The museum itself is great with great collection of transport vehicles, a lot of information to read etc. But I didn't like that there is not enough for kids to learn in the empirical way. Lots of reading but not much experimental displays (how engines work, how steam engine works etc.). The simulators did not work properly, the screens kept switching off, staff said "it's rebooting" but after 15 minutes standing in a queue and watching the black screen, nothing rebooted. The play area although has some nice concept, it's poorly executed, only for little kids. Vehicles available to climb but plexiglass screens everywhere preventing to go further. Brooklands have more! Overall, the place is great for older/elder transport/vehicle enthusiast who like to read but, not for families with under 10s. We have visited great places like Railway Kingdom in Prague, Czech Republic - Czeck (😉) them out and maybe some inspiration will come. And the building is sooooo cold! The warmest place were toilets but only cold water in taps (really?). Wanted to leave quickly and not focus on displays as I got soo cold. Shop has nice things but everything overpriced, too. But that is London, eh.

Our visit to the London Transport Museum was absolutely fantastic — a perfect family day out that delighted all three of us! My wife, our 5-year-old son, and I spent an entire afternoon exploring the fascinating history of London’s transport system, and we could easily have stayed even longer. From the moment we stepped in, we were impressed by how beautifully the museum is organized. It takes you on a journey through time — from the horse-drawn carriages of the 1800s, through the early underground trains, right up to the sleek modern buses and Tube carriages we see today. The displays are engaging and full of interesting details that bring the city’s transport story to life. What made this visit truly special, though, was how family-friendly it is. Our son had an incredible time with all the interactive exhibits and play zones designed for children. He especially loved pretending to drive a red double-decker bus and exploring the mini Tube simulator — he didn’t want to leave! The museum does an amazing job of blending learning with play, so both kids and adults are entertained and informed. The staff were warm, helpful, and clearly passionate about the museum’s mission. The museum shop was also well-stocked with lovely souvenirs — our son insisted on getting a toy Routemaster bus to remember the day. Overall, the London Transport Museum is a must-visit, whether you’re a history enthusiast, a transport lover, or a family looking for an educational yet fun experience. We left with smiles, great memories, and a newfound appreciation for how London moves!

An absolute treat for anyone who loves transit systems! The life-sized carriage models and evolution to modern buses were incredible. The highlight was seeing how London’s design and branding evolved—from Harry Beck’s iconic Tube map to today’s sleek system. A must-visit for design and transport enthusiasts alike.

They don't have a casual or one time ticket so I had to get an annual pass of £25. Definitely great if you live in London and can go there to hangout whenever you feel like to, it's a fun place! I still really enjoyed seeing and learning about the changes of transportation in London.

Nice museum located in Covent Garden. Lots of information and insights into transportation that has evolved over last two centuries. Need about 2 hours to have a good view on an average busy day. Informative and fun for all ages.

Nice museum covering history of public transport in London. While stories covered are good, it surely felt like too much reading - having larger verity would be much nicer. Provided map gives a good idea of where should you go next, with the exception that we were not able to locate initial elevator :D. Nice museum for one visit, but I don’t feel I will be returning soon.

We waited for our cocktails for about 40 minutes. The waitresses were pushy, constantly trying to get us to order more food. I even went to the bar to cancel my order because waiting 40 minutes for cocktails, despite reminding them several times, is simply unacceptable. As soon as I complained and cancelled, the waitress came and asked us to pay for the food we hadn’t even finished yet. Awful! I was very disappointed. One of the cocktails we did receive tasted so bad that my partner couldn’t even drink it. Before the musicians started playing, we had about an hour and a half to enjoy our food and drinks — but we didn’t enjoy it at all. Once the music began, it was so loud that I couldn’t hear the waitress, my partner, or even myself. It felt more like a nightclub than a blues venue. I was expecting a real blues atmosphere. I had wanted to visit this place for a long time, but it turned out to be more about showing off than about quality. And it was so expensive! I would not recommend this place to anyone.

Excellent first time visit! All of the staff were very friendly, welcoming, checked in on us multiple times and said thank you as we left. Service was spot on. Appreciated being given a jug of tap water straight away without even having to ask too. Food was so tasty, we had the pork belly rib, and bacon cheeseburger, both dishes were great but particularly the pork belly rib - I would come back just for that! 😋 Decor was cool and overall nice relaxed atmosphere (we dined around 5:30pm so before it gets busy). Highly recommend and looking forward to our next visit!

Hands down, my new, absolute, favorite spot in London! Far away from all the touristy spots, this hidden, not-so-hidden, spot is a gem amongst the other establishments close by!!! From the door security, Justina, to one of the most fantastic waiters we have ever had (Daryl), and bar server (Michelle), the place radiates with a charming atmosphere screaming, "come and stay awhile." I was pleasantly surprised by the delectable aroma and essence of flavors that burst in my mouth from the smoked port rib (fell off the bone!!!!), and the earthy and nutty tastes of cheese from the macaroni and cheese. Daryl recommended the mac n cheese which I was hesitant about but glad I tried it! Daryl and Michelle managed to turn a routine work task of serving customers into a joyful, memorable evening simply by being attentive to our needs and having good conversation. Kudos to the restaurant manager for stopping by the table several times to check in on services. Well done! The staff worked well together and did so gracefully and happily. The drinks were well made! The live band was playing good soul music that encourage you to bop and sway while indulging in the atmosphere and your company. Timeless scenery and decorating... England has a sophistication with that that America can't match! A+..... I could stay there forever if I wasn't full from the delicious meal! Easily accessible place I'd visit all the time if I were a local. Thanks for a wonderful evening, all because of an outside conversation with a door staff. You're a wonderful person Justina! A+!

We had the best night ever! Jibreel was so welcoming, sweet and amazing. He really made our night and even sorted out karaoke for us! The food, drinks and vibes were all top notch. Other staff members were amazing too! Such a great venue, can’t wait to come back!

Such a cozy place to be at - went with my girls! We ordered drinks 🍸 and took so many photos 🤭 Sadly we went on a Monday so the music wasn’t great, we’ll go on another day next time fosho. The service isn’t that great but they’re very kind. The bathroom is where our pictures ATEEE though 💕

Such a cool bar during both the week and weekend. Sun-Thur it's super cozy, great (strong) drinks, good food, good music, nice lighting. It's a large space with lots of charm. The bar is beautiful and the seating areas are spacious and comfortable. Love the ambiance of this place. Weekends this place has amazing nightlife and gets PACKED. Have gone a few times and has never disappointed.

I cannot believe I've not found The Blues Kitchen before. The service from when we came in was excellent, friendly staff and fantastic food. The deserts are incredible. The restaurant itself is a real mix of texture and lighting. A really pleasant experience all round. Definitely be back! Highly recommended.

Had about 12 people booked for my nieces birthday and had a lovely evening. Our Waitress Summer was amazing, treated and welcomed us with a lovely smile and excellent practice in patient's, the kind of experiance I expect from any professional establishment. Had the pop corn squid and the seared salmon with mango. The squid was cooked well and flavoursome with a healthy portion as a starter. The salmon was good, cooked well and flaked off nicely. The only negative I would say to the experiance was the music could have been a tad quieter just for the sake of conversation but otherwise no problems at all.

Blues Kitchen is a vibrant restaurant and live music venue. I have yet to try the food, but the drinks are well made and staff are always friendly, helpful, and busy! My last experience wasn't the best. The lack of AC made watching the live music very uncomfortable. The band and singers were sweating. It just didn't feel great.

Came here with my boyfriend for his birthday and the staff were so amazing and attentive. The crispy chicken sandwich was so nice and then they came out and gave my boyfriend donuts and made our day so special. Definitely will come again !!!

My fourth time going here and once again did not disappoint ! They have a wide range of food options from salmon to burgers and steak all very nice. The cocktail menu is also very extensive with a range of classics to signatures. Overall a lovely experience and will be definitely going back soon!

Cracking venue for music. The staff were playful & friendly. Great service. Didn't eat so can't comment, though the restaurant looked clean & tidy with some cosy booths. Their house band, the KayBees were absolutely fantastic in their rendition of the whole Wish you were here album by Pink Floyd

Open mic sessions on a Tuesday: food squid amazing I wish there was other flavours for the wing not a buffalo fan either were my girls. Son performed with his band all the singers were wow definitely would go again maybe a different branch.

This was our first time at the Brixton branch, having visited the Camden branch quite a few times. We feel Brixton has an even better vibe and layout. We only stopped by for a quick drink on Friday night. We were surprised they let us in with our dog, despite it getting busy. The staff from the door to the bar are all fantastic. We had to shoot before the live music, but we'll definitely return!!

It's a free museum with free interesting exhibitions. I went to The Reading Room expecting it to be quiet but it was not so. I was told by their staff that people are allowed to talk, laugh and make noise in The Reading Room. One woman brought her toddler into The Reading Room and treated it like a creche. I was told if I wanted a quiet place to read, I should go to their Library which I did and it was much better.

Really enjoyed our visit here. Very disability and neurodiversity friendly. Nice café and shop. Prices in shop were Amazon comparable. Exhibitions are all free and are a fascinating blend of science and thought provoking art. We looked at "Thirst" on the state of water in the world, an exhibitions on what it means to be human, sign language and zine making. We even had a go at making our own zines. Very easy to get to, right opposite Euston Station. Toilets are the future, all individual unisex cubicles with automatic soap and water. Disabled cubicles, baby changing and a hoist toilet also available. Lifts, braille, sensory packs.

Amazing! I really appreciated this visit! It is free of charge and no reservation required. It is it interesting to discover medicine in such a playful way. And the temporary exhibitions are always quite innovative, creative, interdisciplinary and worthy! Friendly staff! Definitely, something you don't hear quite often about it!

Went to 3 interesting exhibitions at the Wellcome Collection - Thirst - In search of Freshwater, Being Human, 1880 That and Finger Talk. The Thirst exhibitions was interesting and informative sharing information on the importance of communities accessing freshwater. Quite shocking to learn only 3% of the water on Earth being freshwater. There are artworks and artefacts displayed at the Reading Room. All exhibitions are free. Friendly staffs. Cafe, free lockers and toilet available. Nearest Tube station - Euston, Euston Square, Warren Street Station.

A free museum that blends science, medicine, and art in a creative. The exhibitions are beautifully curated, especially Being Human, which explores health, and the body. The building is modern and welcoming, with a café, bookshop, and quiet reading room. Perfect for a short visit near Euston.

The library was cool and the water exhibition was strangely very interesting too. The main part with the medical stuff was disappointing, not much to see and not very interesting. The zine area wasnt too interesting at all for me.

There is a nice exhibition about water and draught. On the first floor it's about the deaf and their needs. Nice cafe on the ground floor.

Food was very nice and flavours were amazing too. The Pork K Tacos stole the show for me. Every bite you took out of it was something different, so much flavour packed in something so small. The Kimchi rice wasn’t the best one I’ve ever had but it was nice. My only drawback will be the service in a way. As we entered, doors were opened for us and seats were pulled out. But after we paid the bill that’s it… it’s like they forget you’re there. Also felt a tad rushed as staff kept coming to the table repeatedly to check if you’re done with the dish.

£12 lunch time meal is the best! Would highly recommend this restaurant! The food and service was fast, fresh and great. The waiter was very helpful with explaining what would be best for us. The actual restaurant itself has a large downstairs area and outdoor dining. Definitely worth a visit!

The food was nice, the drinks were great, and the portions were decent sizes. The music was a bit too loud for a dinner place, presumably because it was a Saturday, but we had to shout over dinner to hear each other. Also when we asked to take the leftover food for home, they gave us the boxes to pack it ourselves which seemed a bit odd. Overall an interesting experience for sure.

I'm not sure how authentic the food is, but it was lovely! I would highly recommend the chicken and the ribs, and also their homemade dessert. My only "complaint" is that the music, every very good as well, was extremely loud. It didn't allow to have a fluent conversation as we had to be shouting or repeating things. Besides that, loved the experience!

What a delightful find in the heart of Soho, this lovely Korean restaurant is such a welcoming place it's impossible not to stop. The waiters were absolutely great guys, feeding a GF and Vegan might have been tricky but the guys had a great sense of humour and the service was attentive and laid back, one could really not have asked for more. We sat outside and the tables and chairs were religiously sprayed and cleaned, the food was fresh and beautifully presented, the flavours well balanced. The Mushrooms Tacos were refreshing and light and I loved the citrus fragrance, a great combination with black beans and avocado. Perfectly breaded tofu bites were crunchy and tasty, complemented by a sweet chilli sauce. I was impressed with the service and the standards, I will definitely go back and try more options. Highly recommended

Had a great time dining at Jinjuu Soho on a weekday. The vibe was super cosy and inviting, the staff were friendly, and it's in such a great central location, so it’s a shame it has recently closed permanently. Our two favourite dishes were the Korean fried chicken, which comes with different sauces, and the sautéed king prawns japchae (Korean stir-fried glass noodles) - they're absolutely delicious!

Jinjuu offers great atmosphere with amazing interior and easy going vibes and music. The choice of cocktails was extensive and every one I tried left me wanting another. For starters I had the sliders with fried tofu which were just the right size, the flavours were great and I enjoyed it thoroughly. My friend had the wings which he also liked. For my main I chose the vegan cauliflower dish which was my favourite part of the whole evening, it was crispy and just the right texture - not too overcooked or undercooked. The sauces that came in tiny bottles were a great idea because I could control the amount I wanted and tasted fantastic. Overall I enjoyed the food a lot. Bonus of the whole evening was the interior of the toilets. It had posters of k-pop stars all over the walls which I thought was amazing ! If I had to pick on anything, I'd say because we came at a time when not many people were at the restaurant, the staff kept coming up to us asking us for our order when we were just enjoying our drink and conversation so we felt a little bit pressured to order food. Other than that it's a hip and vibrant place and I would definitely recommend it.

Open every Sunday 0800-1500, Prices are good and the quality of the cut flowers is exceptional. We have bought flowers many times and they always last much longer than those that are shop bought. House plant prices are excellent, so if looking for a large or unusual house plant this is the place to come. Lots of places to stop for a coffee and do some people watching.

Columbia Road Flower Market is a lively, colourful street full of plants and flowers of every kind. Stalls are packed with fresh bunches and potted plants and the sellers shout their offers which gives it a fun atmosphere. It does get very crowded so it is better to go early if you can. Prices are reasonable for London, for example I saw hydrangeas at four for £25 and big houseplants starting at about £15. Even if you are not buying much it is enjoyable to walk along, look at the flowers and grab a coffee from one of the small cafés nearby. Pricey but it’s worth it

What a gem. This is such a cute, relaxed market. You should go early, around 10, after that, it's to crowded. You'll have a nice stroll along the stalls and don't forget the backstreet at the end. On the way back you can go shop in, shop out, there are many cute souvenirs to find.

Because the weather has suddenly turned cold, there aren’t many types of flowers available, but many people are buying indoor potted plants that can be grown in winter. The market usually quiets down around 3 p.m., and since they start offering discounts then, if you arrive around 2 p.m., you can get a 10–20% discount for cash payments. After Halloween, things will get busy again with Christmas preparations. In fact, even when the weather is nice, it’s a great place to recommend to tourists who can’t buy fresh flowers, as there are plenty of food stalls nearby and a small coffee takeaway run by a man who once won first place in a barista competition—so it’s always lively with regular visitors. If you’re around Brick Lane or Shoreditch, I highly recommend visiting the Sunday Market, open every Sunday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.

A lovely and vibrant market, but it’s time for more awareness. Columbia Road Flower Market is such a charming place to visit. Full of colour, atmosphere and friendly energy. I love wandering through the stalls on a Sunday morning and seeing all the beautiful flowers and plants on display. However, as someone who cares deeply about biodiversity, I was quite disappointed to find that most of the sellers couldn’t tell me whether their plants were native or non-native species. This difference really matters, because many people buy plants hoping to support bees and butterflies, but if the species aren’t native, they often don’t actually help local wildlife. What also concerns me is that most of the plants seem to be treated with pesticides, and the vendors don’t share any information about this. After planting several flowers I bought here, I sadly found many dead bees and bumblebees in my garden the following weeks. That’s extremely worrying. It would be a wonderful step forward if some stalls offered pesticide-free, UK-grown native plants, or if sellers were a bit more informed and transparent about what they sell. This market has such great potential to not only bring joy, but also to truly support urban nature. Still, it remains a lovely experience overall. I just hope to see more ecological awareness blooming here in the future. 🌿🐝

The street bursts with colour, fragrance, and charm every Sunday. From armfuls of fresh blooms to unique plants and friendly traders shouting their best deals, it’s a London gem full of character. The nearby cafés and little independent shops add to the experience—perfect for a relaxed Sunday stroll with a coffee in hand. Go early to avoid the crowds, or late for the best bargains!

The flower Matket was beautiful. If your looking for plans on a Sunday in London Columbia flower market is probably the best and most beautiful activity you can do. It is really crowded but really easy to walk through, seeing everyone with flowers in their hands makes everything special

Delicious— the best Korean fried chicken! My favourite is the sweet and spicy flavour. This place is a must-visit. I tried their lunch special fried chicken curry this time — so tasty! The staff are also very friendly and welcoming.

Very authentic and delicious Korean food! Highly recommend the chill fried chicken and pork and kimchi rice! The flavour was insaneeeee😍 Big portion Staff was all very friendly and nice

Good food and quick service. The cooking is almost within arms reach. My first Korean restaurant, so I might have been slightly underwhelmed with flavours. My messy menu is for reference and evidence that it's good food worth sharing with 2. 10% service charged added was a little surprise! Best option for us was the dumplings and dipping sauce, yum! Bao bun with spicy pork also a top choice 💪🏻

The fried chicken was the highlight with excellent flavour and a crispy texture. The staff were warm and friendly with very prompt service and the portions were generous. The restaurant was very cramped and it can be hard to ensure a seat- but the crowd results in a lively atmosphere. A must try!

All the food we have ordered were great. Exactly what we needed after a hard gym session today! The owner was very kind and looked after us very well!

Korean joint with a compact but mastered menu. We ordered a bibimbap, fried chicken and tteokbokki. None of the dishes disappointed. I'd especially like to recommend the soy ginger chicken, which was juicy and perfectly flavoured. The spicy mayo on the salad was a great finishing touch.

The food at On the Bab is alright for Korean food. It's decent, somewhat expensive for what you get portion-wise, but good for getting an gentle introduction to Korean food. It is not what I would consider totally authentic or traditional. It would be similar to the way in which Chipotle is Mexican food. We had the japchae appetizer (which seemed weird to me as it's usually a dinner in most places I have been to), jeon (quite small, they are typically twice the size, even as an appetizer), the toppoki (rice cakes in spicy red sauce) and then the budae jjigae (army stew). The quality of the food was okay, though it wasn't as spicy or as flavorful as it could be. It all seemed rather pedestrian and the toppoki sauce and the stew seemed a bit one-note and didn't have much depth to the flavor. Additionally the japchae could have had much more in the way of vegetables. The jeon was tasty though and I would recommend it. All of the portions were petite but did taste fine and the service was good and the atmosphere was fine, but felt more like a bar or a pub than a restaurant. I think ultimately that it is probably better as a place to have a few beers and have "snacks" rather than a place to have a proper meal that you can sit and enjoy for any length of time.

Fabulous. The roast, beef and chicken, is awesome. The taste, the flavour, everything was so balanced. I also tried a beer with flavor of elderflower which was amazing. And the girls inbehind the bar were so nice and helpful. Thank you for an amazing lunch. Good vibe.

The Ram is a traditional pub accessible from both the riverside and the High Street in Kingston. On the riverside there is beer garden with lovely views of the Thames where you can watch boats passing at a leisurely pace. Inside it's a traditional pub with dark decor, with an area with stools alongside the bar, and 2 other areas with booths. The walls are festooned with many, many images of . . wait for it . . . Rams! 🐏🐏 There is a great selection of real ales, wines and a good number of spirits. There is a fairly small food menu offering a good choice of traditional pub grub plus a few others such as Schnitzel and Malabar curry. The curry, consisting of King Prawns, Monkfish, coconut rice, coriander and samphire pakora was outstanding and equal to anything served in a good Indian restaurant. 😃 😋 The Dry Aged Double Cheeseburger was very good and came with a large basket of fries. Food is ordered at the bar and then brought to your table. The bar and table service were warm and friendly. A lovely pub that's well worth a visit. 👌

An unforgettable experience at the Ram. Archie was a MVP who made our visit great. Nestled along the picturesque banks of the Thames in Kingston, The Ram is more than just a pub, it’s a destination. From the moment you step inside, you’re greeted with a cozy, inviting atmosphere that effortlessly blends traditional charm with modern comfort. Whether you're catching up with friends, enjoying a romantic riverside drink, or simply unwinding after a long day, The Ram offers the perfect backdrop with its stunning views of the water, crackling fireplaces, and thoughtfully curated ambiance. But what truly elevates The Ram from great to exceptional is the people, and in particular, Archie. From the very start of our visit, Archie went above and beyond in every possible way. His warm smile and genuine hospitality made us feel not just welcome, but truly at home. He wasn’t just serving drinks, he was crafting an experience. Attentive without being overbearing, thoughtful without missing a beat, Archie anticipated our needs before we even voiced them. He remembered our preferences, offered fantastic recommendations from the menu, and even shared a few local tips that made our evening even more special. What stood out most was how much he cared. Archie wasn’t just doing his job, he was exceeding it with grace and authenticity. He checked in with a personal touch, made us laugh with his friendly banter, and ensured every moment of our time at The Ram was comfortable and memorable. It’s rare to encounter someone in hospitality who makes you feel so genuinely valued, but Archie does it effortlessly. The pub itself is a gem, ideal for any occasion. Whether it’s a lively get-together with friends, a quiet date by the river, or even a solo evening with a pint and a view, The Ram delivers every time. The outdoor terrace is simply magical at sunset, with the Thames glistening and the buzz of conversation blending with the gentle sounds of the water. The Ram has always been one of my favorite pubs in Kingston, a place where good times are guarantee, but thanks to Archie’s outstanding service, this visit was nothing short of perfect. If you’re looking for great drinks, beautiful views, and a team that treats you like family, The Ram is the place to be. And if you’re lucky enough to be looked after by Archie, consider your evening officially made.

A pub with an old-world atmosphere of England. Tasty giant portions, great selection of beers. The whole of Kingston is worth a visit. District in London with the atmosphere of a summer holiday. :-)

Another great visit to The Ram in Kingston. My wife and I were first seated on stools, but Archie kindly pointed out a table by the window and helped us move. We’ve been here several times and the service is always excellent. Great atmosphere, friendly staff, and a fantastic beer selection, including plenty of non-alcoholic options. Always a pleasure to visit.

Great pub, lovely river views, cosy interior and friendly staff. Service from Archie was brilliant.

Really great food and price, Archie did an incredible job, thank you so much!

Wonderful en colourful place to get something to eat. We just arrived for a small holliday in London. Checked into the room (5:30 PM) and was able to get a reservation for 6:15 PM. When we arrived we were greeted and presented an available table. After ordering it was within a short time that we got to order our food. The burger we got (photo of 'Dead hippy burger') was very tasty and freshly made. We also ordered fries with the burger and those were the perfect amount of crisp and soft from the inside. The only feedback I can give is that the volume of the music that was played was very loud. We weren't able to talk normally to each other without the occasional 'huh?!' after someone said something. But overall a good experience.

Bowling Arena/Skating rink feel with 70s style rock music in the speakers. Only visit if you don't mind the noise from the music and bowling alley etc. Tried the cheeseburger w. hot fries, and it was really great!

I made a reservation at this restaurant in advance for our trip to London. Unfortunately, upon arrival, we were told there was no booking. The waitress took quite a while to come over, and when she finally did, she barely glanced at the screen instead of properly checking for my name. We were initially given the worst table in the room. When I showed her my confirmation and asked if we could have a better one, she quickly changed it and seated us somewhere more decent. The service overall was disappointing, there was no warmth or friendliness at all. Once seated, no one came to take our drink order, so we had to go and order ourselves. On a positive note, the food was absolutely lovely, though a bit pricey. The hot dog was delicious and actually arrived faster than it took the staff to seat us in the first place! Overall, I’d happily go back to MEATliquor for the food, but not to this particular location because the service really let it down. To top it off, my tray with mayo was taken away before we’d even finished our fries which was not great, since I like having the sauce with them.

Great spot for burgers and comfort food! The atmosphere is lively with fun decor and upbeat music. The staff are friendly and service is quick, even during busy times. Tried the chicken burger and cheese fries—delicious with generous portions. Prices are fair for the quality. It’s a perfect place for casual meals or drinks with friends. Highly recommend MEATliquor Queensway if you’re craving a tasty, energetic dining experience!

Katie was amazing we had a large group dining together, and our waitress absolutely nailed it! From the moment we sat down, she greeted us with a warm smile and an energy that made everyone feel welcome. Managing a big table isn’t easy, but she handled everything flawlessly — orders were spot-on, drinks were always refilled on time, and she somehow remembered every little detail without missing a beat. We Love you Katie !!!!

Eloise was incredible. She gave us an amazing experience for my friends birthday will 100% come back because of her. That’s what I call 10/10 service!!!

We had an amazing night here, the atmosphere was so exclusive and vibey. Marley our server was super attentive and nice and made sure we had a one of a kind night ✨✨

I visited Wingmans with my two brothers after hearing great things about the place. Overall, we had a very enjoyable experience and would give it 4 stars. The halloumi cheese was delicious, the chicken katsu was fantastic, and the squid was cooked perfectly. However, the chicken wings were a bit too saucy and heavily seasoned for our taste. The burger with the breaded chicken breast was a little too heavily breaded, but still tasty overall. The service was attentive and friendly, which added positively to our experience. I would recommend Wingmans for anyone looking for good quality food with a lively atmosphere.

We previously tried the Bottomless Brunch - 90 mins unlimited wings (8 per plate) fries and drinks £45pp This time we tried Wings Wednesday buy one portion of wings and get the second portion half price. (£11 per portion inc 8 wings and £16.50 for two portions 16 wings) Nice friendly staff, atmosphere is great and food is second to none! Booking advised…

Been here two times and both times the food was amazing. Easily one of the best wings out there, the flavours are amazing and definitely worth the price. The place is kinda small and cramped, they usually have downstairs area as well but the last time we went, it wasn't open. Just be prepared to be crammed next to other people which can be quite awkward since the place is quite small but the food itself is worth it. Sometimes its really busy so I would highly recommend to book in advance so it guarantees you have a place.

Great wings, great atmosphere and plenty of taste! We went for a quick bite and we were not disappointed at all! As the easiest way to know they are the place for wings is that they simply give you a pair of gloves so you can enjoy wings there way they should be enjoyed, with hands! We ordered 2 portions and we were amazed that we got 8 PCs at a time and all in great size. The buffalo wings were both tangy, spicy (just the right amount) and the blue cheese was the way to finish them. On the other side, the K-town wings were sweet, spicy and crunchy with that peanut butter goodness.

I’m not sure if these are the best wings outside of Buffalo, or the overall best wings in the entire world. I’ve had wings from every corner of the earth and can’t remember a time they’ve consistently been this great. This is the only place you need to eat wings in London, don’t waste your meals elsewhere.

Great food and service. We were welcomed in by the host. We didn’t have a booking but was sad relatively quickly. Food and drink came in reasonable time. The flavours of the wings were good too. All wings were crispy and delicious. Lots of flavours to pick from. 10/10 would recommend.

The food was amazing — especially the Korean wings, which were super tasty, and the hot chips were perfectly crispy and full of flavor. The service was friendly and welcoming — big shoutout to Jigar and his team for making our visit even better! Highly recommend this place if you’re craving delicious wings and a great vibe.

Had a burger from here today. Was quite tasty but was dripping with grease. I’m not against that in principle it’s just not my favourite style of burger. It was perfectly cooked and had a filled me up. Great chips. I got the lunchtime menu which was also great value. Service was really great. I was served quickly on entry and efficiently with a nice smile so well done to the two servers. Wasn’t blown away and I’ve had some incredible burgers of late but it’s still decent and I’d not want to put you off.

We went there, and they sent us downstairs, as there were no empty tables upstairs. The stairway was really scary—it was slippery and tight, not safe at all. However, the burger was nice and juicy( lovely food). I did notice that they charge extra for toppings , which I didn't like.

Nice restaurant, very cozy and cute. The burger were juicy and big with and cook well but I would have preferred to have a plate 😁 Must try the cheese ball with XXX hot sauce 🌶️🌶️🌶️

Nice restaurant! Very cozy and cute from the inside but from the outside it looks closed - don’t get confused. The seating was quite tight so not the most comfortable. You order via QR code on the table and pay right away. The prices are quite high for what we actually got. 🍔 The burgers where really good but just too expensive for what it is. Fries 🍟 were way too crunchy and for 5£ a definitely too small portion. The BBQ Sauce was 10/10 tho! Definitely recommend trying 🤝🏼

Came here for breakfast today - great service as you enter the place, and the food was pretty quick to arrive, bearing in mind it’s their second day open. The bacon patty was great, just need to work my way through the rest of their menu now! Just bear in mind this is fast food, done really well, and don’t expect any health virtues.

I have been a long term fan of Patty and Bun. This was my first visit in 2 years. We turned up on a Saturday evening unplanned and was able to get a table straight away. The burger is just as good as I remember and remains my favourite burger in London. It’s consistently great. The playlists at Patty and Bun is always 5*. Burgers are more expensive than I remember. £21 ish for burger, chips and a soft drink. Worth every penny.

A good place to grab a bite, the bun is soft and the patty is juicy. I expected it to taste better given the high recommendation. I ordered the classic burger which tasted fine the nuggets are really good and the chips os normal. I still believe there better choices for burgers in London.

I had a great experience during my visit to the ICA. I watched a film in their screen one. The cinema was warm, the seats were comfortable, and the cinema screen were clean. The staff were friendly and helpful, providing excellent customer service. I like that they show a lot of independent films in their cinema.

Great gallery. But dont understand why you can't have hot coffee one side of the gallery and not the other where there is more seating?

Excellent value art house cinema with seats at £14 full price and concessions at all times for U25's income support etc. Seats comfy, air con working well and friendly, engaged fellow audience. Staff on desk were lovely every visit, really friendly. Cinema ticket also gives access to the art gallery an added bonus. Location on the mall opposite St James park means you can have a picnic in the park. Highly recommend if you're passionate about film, budget conscious and enjoy somewhere quirky that's barely changed since the 1980's.

Beautiful venue. Overall very minimal display of art. But a great venue for small space presentations on art and related creative fields.

Lovely place for artistic and art cinema. But the ticket price is high. I went there for four times, two as Open City Festival Volunteer, one for Nowness short film festival, one for You burn me. There is oftentimes exhibitions going on, and it’s nice to catch them. And very convenient place near the St James Park.

I visited the ICA for the first time for the iconic Cybernetic Serendipity Exhibition in 1968, and recently for a concert by the wonderful Gazelle Twin. The place still exudes its characteristic refined taste and calm, while full of the excitement you get knowing you will be experiencing something completely unique and new. Great bookshop, bar and performance space. The tiny entrance doorway on the Mall and convoluted internal layout give it an intimate feel and make for a unique atmosphere. events there are a very special experience.

Came here for a gig. Despite the lack of beer choices, we found the staff here extremely friendly, approachable and hospitable. Nice venue.

The burgers here are really good. The meat was cooked really well, and they were very moist. Food came out promptly and piping hot. The service was great and our waitress was very friendly. We were a big group and all left with happy full tummy’s! The cheese garlic chips were amazing.

Last minute decision to eat here. Was very quiet in terms of diners (a Monday evening). The burgers and fries were very fresh and tasty. The burgers were a not over sized which we felt was good. We felt it was a tad on the pricy side for what it was but would consider going again

Food was absolutely delicious! My friend and I had a great time. Mangorita is absolutely amazing, a must! On the other hand Kiera was absolutely stunning serving us!!!

The staff was very nice, I had a burger and chips that was hot and nice.

Friendly staff, prompt. Good burgers, good drinks, unfortunately it was not busy, deserves to be busier. The music is too loud.

3 is harsh. 3.5 is fair. The burgers are really good. The chips and onion rings were nice but it was lukewarm. I expect this is because there were 20 uber eats drivers with their heads pressed to the windows, pretty agitated because the orders were late. Someone must have left our order on the side for 10 minures while they were dealing with these guys. It meant the door was open and closed every 30 seconds. Not great on a cold January night. The staff are nice and doing their best, fair play to them. IMHO this venue is too small to service walkin restaurant customers and uber eats. I have been to a few other branches and i really like the burgers but I wouldn't come back here again. Sorry guys.

Big thanks to the really wonderful Kirsty and all the staff . They went above and beyond again for me today . Providing me with a lovely filing burger and giving me a wonderful calm super friendly atmosphere for myself and my ex service dog . Each time I visit is exceptional service and food as well as care for my special needs and that of my dogs . If I could send this straight to their head office I would fully recommend pay raises and promotions for everyone. Not just an excellent place to get a great burger but an integral part of the local community taking extra care for each person whether they be a customer or not . Triple A rating all round many thanks

If you’re looking for strong, flavour-packed cocktails and a lively atmosphere, Chips & Dat delivers. I went for the bottomless cocktail option and easily enjoyed three full rounds — each one crafted with care and full of character 🍸🔥. We even had the pleasure of meeting the owner, who was super warm and welcoming — he personally served some of our drinks, which added a nice touch to the whole experience. Tip: If you’re planning to go on a weekend (especially Saturday), make sure to book a table in advance — it gets busy, and for good reason! Would I go again? Absolutely. Perfect for a fun night out with friends, pre-drinks, or a cheeky date night.

This was hands down one of the top 3 brunches I’ve ever experienced. The food, the atmosphere, everything was spot on but what truly made it exceptional was the service. Huge shout out to Alan and Ray for going above and beyond and making the whole experience unforgettable for my family. Their attention to detail and warm hospitality really stood out. I’m already looking forward to coming back. Highly recommend!

WOW! WOW! WOW! I don't normally give reviews but this place was PERFECTION! The drinks were deliciously strong (Plantain Campaign for the win) and the food was Spectacular... That Lagos sauce?!?! YUM!! We can't forget the friendly staff and the music really brought the vibez!!! Most definitely will be returning!!!

The bottomless brunch was absolutely worth it! The buttermilk chicken was perfectly crunchy on the outside and juicy on the inside, and the breaded shrimp were delicious and the plantain fried to a perfect golden brown. The drinks kept flowing, I tried the Berry’s Alive, Guava Oxtail, and Apple & Lime mocktail, and each one was excellent. The staff and bartender were fantastic, taking the next order as soon as I was finishing the last round, and the food came out steadily without long waits. Overall, great food, great service, and a great vibe. Highly recommended!

Came here on a spontaneous kind of night with my sister, and this place absolutely served! Firstly, thank you endlessly to our server, Gray who served us drinks on drinks every time we needed them, good conversation and good vibe. Food was amazing, perfect portion. I will see you guys again soon - trust me 💋!

Daniel was our waiter and he was nice and attentive to me and my friend. Gave good advice on helping us choose our food for our bottomless brunch. I really appreciated the birthday cupcake for my birthday. Thank you chips n Dat

We were looking for a nice place to grab some quick dinner in the neighnourhood. Cocktails and wings sounded great! Normal and virgin cocktails were presented nicely and tasted great. Virgin colada came with a cute little cotton candy and my porn star martini with a cute shot of bubbly. I was unfortunately too weak for the spiciness on the wings but they were jiucy and tasty to the max. Our waiter had a smile on at all times, looked out for us and offered alternatives just by listening to us. Great place! Check it out!

Immense and truly brilliant venue right at Waterloo Station. It is far more than a pub, it is an entertainment hub! Highlights include the 60 taps of fresh craft beer, an on-site microbrewery, a duckpin bowling alley, ping-pong tables, and a hidden cocktail bar. The food is solid, and the atmosphere is high-energy and fun. It is the ultimate spot for a massive social gathering or a unique London experience. Definitely recommended 👌🏼.

We were recommended by my colleagues to your flagship Waterloo brewDog last month. We are surprised how beautiful and spacious this place, food menu got lots of varieties, atmosphere is really cool, and the young man called Matthew who served us is very helpful and friendly. we will definitely come back soon.

Awesome place! Olivia was so hospital and great! We would come back for sure! Nice to be treated with such hospitality this far away from home! Texas! Loved the vibe and drinks and Duckpin Bowling! Oh and you gotta try the fun “adults only” slide! My kinda place :)

A really fun and spacious bar! There’s plenty of room and lots to do — ping pong, bowling, darts and more. Great music, friendly atmosphere, and a wide food selection with proper pub classics. Plenty of BrewDog’s own beers on tap, so there’s always something new to try. Ordering is super easy too — you can order drinks and food straight to the table from your phone, which is perfect when you’re running low and don’t want to queue at the bar. Even the kids have small activities to keep them entertained. If you’re looking for something to do in the evening in London, this is a great choice. Definitely worth a visit!

It’s big, which means plenty of seating which is perfect for a major railway station. Usual range of BrewDog beers available (if you’ve not visited one before, try the beer!), as well as guest beers. Friendly staff, tasty food, multiple levels, what more do you need in this sort of place? Highly recommended. Don’t forget your beer visa… sign up before hand if you don’t have one, you can select stamps from different BrewDogs you visit.. it acts as not only a souvenir but stamps mean prizes too! Located at the very back of “The sidings” area of Waterloo station.

We celebrated my husband's birthday here. Staff were very helpful and accomodating to our requests despite it being a very busy day. The slide was a hit with the kiddies too. Special shout out to Anand for sorting out our bowling reservation.

I had a wonderful experience at this beautiful restaurant. The service was excellent, especially thanks to Fahimah, who was friendly and helpful. There was hardly any waiting time, and the food came quickly, beautifully presented, and tasted amazing. The background music was soft and made it easy to have a conversation. The drink selection was also impressive, with many great options. Highly recommended!

Thunderbird gives you the vibe that you’re about to try the best chicken wings ever since that’s their specialty 🍗🔥… but sadly the reality was different. The taste was pretty average, something you could find anywhere. The good part is their menu has some unique flavors I hadn’t seen before, and I did enjoy their sauces. Overall, I’d rate it 6/10

A couple of minutes wait for a seat and then we were away, with very delicious lunch. We considered this KFC but glammed up! Not cheap, but lovely variety of sauces, and tasty veg options. Worth the visit.

Great fried chicken spot! Juicy meat, creative sauces, and super satisfying burgers. Loved the Korean BBQ wings the most — sweet, spicy, and full of flavor. Friendly staff and plenty of locations around London. Definitely worth a try!

We were there on Wednesday evening, convenient location and good choice of food, including vegetarian. An unpleasant surprise was the fact that the toilets for visitors (!) on the ground floor were closed, despite the signs to them. It seems like a lack of respect for the customer, to put it mildly

As an American I was extremely scared to eat because everyone told me food in London was nasty, but definitely not this place. My food was good not necessarily flavorful but when you add sauce it made up for it. I can say I came here twice during my stay in London.

Juicy chicken with a light, crispy breading. It’s so good I felt the need to share a review mid-bite and now my phone is all greasy. The chipuffalo sauce is so good, and awesome slaw lives up to its name!

Amazing burgers, straps and wings. We randomly hit this place and wow we really loved the food here. We ordered Barbecue burger, Veggie thunderbern, sides, 6 wings, meltdown fries and meal comes with fruit shoot orange. Their Burgers were amazing. Chicken was succulent and juicy with delicious batterand dripping sauces. Even sides were quite tender and juicy. Lastly the wings, oh man, amazing wings and felt like fresh wings were fried and again sauces were addictive (we had tried Korean style barbecue wings) Orders were filled quite quickly. It's a self ordering system. One interesting things was their toilets are also access controlled through a pass code which you get from reception. Cost: A full on dinner for 4 costed ~54 pounds which is a bit pricey but worth it.

Stopped by the Flight Club as we explored London, not to play darts (you'll want to explain this at the door to get directed properly to the restaurant) but for some food and drink. Seats were open in the rooftop patio which is a nice spot, although tables and chairs were still wet from rain several hours prior so we dried them with our coats. Orders were placed by scanning a table QR code. The food came quickly, but without cutlery (which made the salad tricky). Finding forks required me to go inside and ask an employee, who asked another employee, who left to find some forks. This was a bit funny but odd. Quality of the food was strong, including an amazing gluten free pizza, and decent pork belly bites. Good drink options. Great food, middling service, probably more fun if you're playing darts.

We have seats on the patio, in one of the sheds with heating provided for us, it's perfect when the weather turns chill, the patio is really instagramable. Foodwise, we have four people and order the same burger, I can only comment it's a nice burger, not extraordinary special but it's tasty. Drinks! Lot of cocktail options here, the price is reasonable for central London. There are plenty of seats inside and outsides, spacious and comfortable. The service is good, nice waitresses always checking in with you, they know their cocktails well and make knowledgeable recommendations.

The venue looked great and had a modern design. The dartboards and darts were high quality and seemed well maintained. I only got a single set of three darts, but that was perfectly fine. Instructions were clear and easy to follow, and the whole setup felt very polished. I especially liked the instant replay feature when hitting a high score or checkout — such a fun touch! The floor also had three different throwing distances marked for beginners and advanced players. Another highlight was the player management system. It lets you create teams, so you don’t always have to play individually against everyone else. The available games included Demolition, Donkey Derby, Shanghai, Quackshot, Killer, and Snakes & Ladders. Pricing felt reasonable: about £13 for 60 minutes and £17 for 90 minutes. The biggest pros for me were the stylish venue and design, the easy player management system with team options, the instant replay for great throws, and the accurate scoring system that never needed manual adjustments. On the downside, the only real con is that the game selection is a bit limited since there’s no classic X01 option. Overall, it was a really enjoyable experience with friendly staff and a well-thought-out setup. I’d definitely recommend it if you’re looking for a fun darts session!

Hayley is absolutely outstanding! From start to finish, she demonstrates an incredible blend of professionalism, warmth, and efficiency that truly sets her apart. What makes her truly special is how genuinely caring she is—she takes the time to listen, understand, and ensure that everyone feels supported and valued. Her attention to detail, clear communication, and ability to go above and beyond make working with her an absolute pleasure. Whether she’s tackling challenges head-on or offering thoughtful support, Hayley brings a positive, can-do attitude that inspires confidence and trust. She’s not just reliable—she’s exceptional. I wouldn’t hesitate to recommend Hayley to anyone looking for someone who’s not only capable and professional, but also deeply kind and compassionate. A true asset in any team or setting!

Beautiful and fun venue buzzing with atmosphere. Pleasant and quick service and mouthwatering food. Chicken burger was alright. Curly fries, sweet potato fries, nachos up to standard. The pizza was decent and moist in your mouth, oh but the Garlic and sea salt pizza bread with cheese and rosemary oil?! Good ingredients and good combination as it makes you get a beverage smart idea for the business. Fun games and overall great experience. Perfect for any occasions.

Nice place to go. Very busy. I’ve been to other flight clubs and this one was the busiest I’ve ever been to. You play darts and have fun. I will warn you though you can call them over for drinks while your still playing but only after we got the drinks did we then see they charged us a service charge which I think is not really on as it’s part of the experience and your paying to be there. But after this we just went to the bar to order.

A hotel employee recommended this place for a drink. Decided to go around 9 pm to keep myself awake as long as possible as I tried to avoid jet lag. I was greeted warmly at the front door by loud (but great) music and a gentleman asking me if I was joining anyone. Once I said no, he politely told me to take the stairs up. I can’t describe the interior, but I loved it. Appropriately lit on some areas and other areas appropriately dim. There was an outdoor patio with Gazebos adorned with realistic, faux flowers attached to it. It was very enchanting. I sat at the bar and was given a menu by a bartender with a stern face. No smile, no greeting. Just business. I ordered a drink that was fruity and good, but I would have preferred to taste some liquor in it. I’m not saying there wasn’t any, but I couldn’t taste it at all. I was immediately prompted to pay for the drink as soon as he placed the drink in front of me. It was a bit rude as he gestured to the machine, but I could tell he was busy. I sipped and observed. I loved it the atmosphere. Besides the bartender, all other staff were warm, greeted me with a smile or nod. I definitely would go back.

A small and cozy bar in Soho, London. The atmosphere says that people like to meet here. The service is pleasant, the security is pleasant. You are not allowed to drink in the bar, as a protection for you. It can be noisy and crowded. If you are looking for a queer atmosphere and a good cocktail, you must go to this bar. Price is normal fot London..

We went in around 6ish so we knew it wasn’t going to be busy. The female security on the door was nice and friendly. We went through to the bar at the back and had 2 really nice cocktails that were on the happy hour offer :) Good music and the barman was super friendly. We only stayed for one drink as we were going to a show. Would definitely return when we next come back to London

10 years ago I was in the Village bar. It was such amazing place and still is .... Great music , great staff very helpful and friendly, love the environment, the drinks stunning. great time I had there and made nice friends...miss so much London. Cheers 🥂 from Azores islands Portugal.

From the street this place can look very empty but the party starts in the back where there are many crowds and fun people lounging around and laughing. The Village is a great multi-room place to hang with friends and drink Vodka Sodas With Lime on repeat. The place is clean and the bartender from Spain was very welcoming to me and my husband. We loved the vibe and the music and will make it part of our pub crawl.

We had a good time here. Could do with more seats and more stock when it comes to drinks. Apart from that thumbs up, felt safe and welcoming. The bouncer was fantastic 🫶🏻

Went there last night and had a very disappointing experience. The black female security staff asked if I had been there before. I said no. She then asked if I had any friends inside. I said no, I was visiting alone from outside London. I was refused entry while others were allowed in. The treatment felt unfair and discriminatory. A place that claims to be inclusive should not make guests feel unwelcome or judged. Very much disappointed.

It was Halloween on 31st October 2025 around 11pm, bar was crowded enough but there was no queue outside. We just waited some people to leave the bar and then very politely asked from a black African female bouncer if we were allowed to get in. Instead she asked when did you last visited the pub. I was myself visiting UK and my partner had last visited the bar several months ago. Then she asked where's the toilet in the pub. When we couldn't answer, she replied '' then turn back! " That female bouncer hardly knew to talk in a decent manner. Seriously is this in Soho London or somewhere in the barberic Congo Forest? Village Soho management should first of all teach their bouncers how to work in a civilised world. Fun fact, all similar experiences have come from Asians. Are they targeted in Village Soho?

A year ago I came here, the jerk chicken plate was good. But today... A very disappointing meal/wasted time and money the food was beyond disappointment 😥 ended up in Costa after to wash it away. I came during very quite times, so I was very confused at the bad quality of food (burned chicken which was mainly made up of very burned skin and hard to chew, bland rice and beans meant to be rice and peas, and strings of raw tasteless cabbage served as coleslaw. The young waiter was not getting much help so customer service was not great (not his fault) For 20.00 (15 for the meal, 5 for side of plantains).... Was not a good experience. Won't be risking it again. I asked for a refund but the young waiter had to find the manager and I had to go. Overall.... A very disappointing meal/wasted time and money

Had a lovely time there with my friend. The staff was very attentive and the food truly out of this world. I highly recommend the jerk chicken which has a nice kick without being too spicy and the meat is moist and succulent. The toilets were well kept despite how busy it was. Really appreciated the heaters on the terrace. The atmosphere feels very trendy yet friendly. I only give it four stars as they had ran out of rosé and tequila so I couldn't have my favourite cocktail nor my next choice, which would have been rosé.

We booked a table in advance as we are aware this place can get busy, we wasn't really greeted on arrival sat down and a guy came over to confirm our booking and then walked off, no one comes to take your order and no menus given so had to go the bar to get menus etc Ordered the lamb platter, we waited a while for food eventually my food arrived my friends jerk chicken platter she still had to wait not ideal when food should be served same time. The food wasn't hot more like lukewarm lamb was nice and seasoned but the rest of it was alright. I feel the kitchen was stressed with all the orders coming through ie they have a lot of takeaway orders being prepped alongside in house food orders ie they apologised for Bringing food out late and offered a free drink. This satff member was very pleasant and I did feel for them as they seemed to be the only one trying to get orders out to customers The place is a nice atmosphere but the customer service is a bit questionable and staff looked confused at times with orders and placing orders. Nice venue food was alright but for what you get seemed quite small portions for the platter specials. Ie a group came in and sat down at a table next to us and wanted to order drinks and was told to go to the bar to order. They didn't look impressed If your serving food and drinks you should state that food and drink needs to be ordered at the bar. It was all a bit confusing. Nice venue but I can see how overwhelmed they can get with influx of customers. Ie if you don't go to the bar to order food and drinks ie don't expect anyone to come to your table to take your order.

We came here for a Sunday Roast from a recommendation, they don't do that but no fault off the pub. We ordered food from the regular menu. One of the group was very hungry and ordered before us, she waited 1 hour 10min for her food. Ours came just after hers, we waited 50mins. The food was excellent when it came but disappointing to wait so long, the pub was a regular Sunday busy. No explanation from staff. Also the drinks on offer was very poor. Half the beer taps were out, there was no wine at all! Not a lot of choice. We tried to add two people to the booking of 5 before the day but they wouldn't do it as we had a booth. There would have been room but those people didn't miss out in the end. I wouldn't recommend to anyone to come here. My advice is to get more staff for the kitchen, more staff in the bar and train them to advice people they may wait in busy periods. A properly stocked bar is a must.

First thing first, make sure you book your table in advance if you want to sit down in this place. It seems that you can only sit for a fixed period of time as we were turfed out of our seats because our table was booked for someone else at a particular time, “so annoying” this place is not far fro Peckham Rye and is quite spacious they have a private area upstairs then the main area on the ground floor and a basement space with a tiny bar. My honest assessment of this place on a Friday night is beautiful chaos, ordering from the main bar is a nightmare, but that’s because it’s busy. Four of us decided to meet up at this place and order some food and drinks. We all ordered the Jerk Chicken and fries which came with coleslaw well at least that’s what I think it was. The food was bland and tasteless on this occasion with not even a hint of spice, if you know anything about Jerk chicken it’s meant to be spicy. By the time the food arrived it was luke warm so immediately bad brownie points. Don’t forget this was after we were all moved from our precious table. No one enjoyed the food I checked to make sure I wasn’t just being a “Jerk” excuse the pun. The portion was fair but as mentioned tasteless on this visit. I need to add that this not is just one persons opinion and it could have been an off day because I have been there in the daytime for lunch and the food definitely tasted better. The positives was that the atmosphere was fun and friendly the place felt safe because the security was on point. The security staff were polite and friendly. Some of the staff were really nice and helpful especially a young lady with dreads so was so apologetic when we had to move and helpful throughout the evening. The music was great apart from when the dj changed for a short while but overall music was fantastic. This really is a great place and with a great atmosphere as mentioned but the little things can ruin a night such as cheap cola instead of Coca Cola as a first option. This place I would say is for the 25-30ish year olds and up it’s a nice place to hang out. They also have outside seating which is a premium I forgot to mention which in the summer is going to be rammed. So food 8 out of 10, atmosphere 10 out of 10, drinks expensive. I have since been back and can no longer complain about the quality of the drinks. Staff 10-10.

Great Venue and Energy. The staff were polite with Great service. Big shout to Ruth, great bar tender. She was polite, went above and beyond with a smile. Keep doing a great job

To start I’ll say that staff was super kind and helpful but definitely overwhelmed. Went on a Sunday on game day and I could tell they were struggling. Food took close to 40 minutes and when it arrived I was surprised to see the portions were on the smaller side. Only two little paper cups of sauce for a full platter meal. Rice and peas were super dry and literally crunchy. I was very underwhelmed and honestly don’t recommend if you’re in the mood for a good meal. Also messed my stomach up soo bad the next day.. smh

I had higher expectations, but Butchies didn't feel a whole lot different to a standard chicken stop. I doubled up on the meat, and the burger fell apart as soon as I picked it up. The service was fine. Not rude by any means. They were definitely understaffed. You need more than just two people on at lunch time. The atmosphere was bright and clinical. Overall, the fact that I travelled two busses to get here, and spent nearly £20 on a meal, left me somewhat disappointed.

Tried the chicken burger with cheese and buffalo sauce — really tasty! The burger had a nice balance of heat and flavor, and the cheese made it extra delicious. The cheese fries were great too, though I wish there was a bit more sauce. Overall, a solid and satisfying meal!

Came for lunch ! Nice and tasty ! Def recommend !! Stuff really nice, kind and patient

The best chicken for us German tourists, especially with that fantastic "sauerkraut"! ;) Huge thanks to the woman that served us on the evening on oct 31st 2025 for her brilliant service. She was kind, patient, and made everything perfect! We also loved the flair and the great music, such a fun experience! Thank you!

I recently visited Butchies rivington Street and was extremely disappointed with the experience. I ordered two sandwich meals with a double-up option, and the total came to a shocking £37 — far too expensive for what I received. To make it worse, the bread wasn’t even warm, which made the sandwiches less enjoyable. For the price, I expected much better quality and attention to detail. Overall, not worth the money, and I left feeling very disappointed. Definitely not planning to return.

I ordered chicken tenders with Buffalo Sauce, Fries, and Buffalo Sauce on the side. Chicken came without sauce and the dipping pot was so small that I had to eat half my meal without sauce. Also they are more expensive than comparable options. Never again.

Great chicken burgers and wings. Fries are good too. The real MVP for me was the gravy sauce tho, definitely upped the deliciousness factor, goes with everything. Highly recommend. They've got some seating upstairs, clean, functional, not the most atmospheric.

Attended for a lunch date, around 1pm. It was nice and quiet with less than 10 people inside. We were seated promptly as we walked in, and a server came to take our order roughly 5-6mins after we sat down. We ordered the bottomless bbq wings, which for 1 person is £15 - you are not allowed to share it, which is a bumber, or else it's £20 pp 🤔, also had the glazed corn and sweet potato fries. Wasn't too keen on the glazed corn as it just seemed like boiled/steamed corn with mayo and jalapeños dressing 😔. For drinks, we ordered Mojito and strawberry daiquiri- both drinks were OK but seemed watered down by the amount of ice put in compared to the amount of alcohol. Overall, I wasn't overly impressed, but yeah.

Rosie W (10776) was amazing. Friendly and fast, she was always making sure we’re happy with the food and drinks. Please share this feedback with her as she’s doing great and I hope she’s being recognised for her hard work!

Rosie was an amazing waitress. Polite, friendly, quick. As a waitress myself i know it is very difficult to keep a smile during busy shifts but she did it perfectly. I would 100% recommend coming here and definitely ask for Rosie when you’re here 😉😉😉

Service was quick and smooth as the staff new we had a show to get to (im guessing they get that a lot!) Food was delicious, i would 100% recommend the Ribs with the Jack daniels sauce, they were to die for!

Virgin pina colada is ok but not woow, we didn’t have much options as most of meat & chicken are fried or grilled on the same place with pork, so we end requesting shrimp & salad. We had to wait for 10 minutes till the waitress come to take the order, but she was very nice & patient thanks to her.

We actually like T. G. I. For a restaurant chain, the food here is actually always enjoyable for a fair price with consistent quality. Not so here. We had a table reservation. First we waited 12 minutes at the entrance, then 33 minutes at the bar. It then took another 18 minutes at the table for our order to be taken. We received our food more than 1.5 hours after the reservation time. What a mess. The food was of unfortunate poor quality. The restaurant is completely filthy. There was leftover food on the floor. Every third table is littered with dirty dishes that are not cleared away. It is incredibly noisy and stinks of cold French fries fat. I don't think it's the staff's fault, they run like rabbits. The management is a complete failure and should be replaced.

We recently visited TGI Friday’s at the O2 and had a generally pleasant experience. Our server, Rosie, was incredibly attentive, friendly, and helpful throughout our meal. She made us feel welcome and was always on hand to answer our questions and offer recommendations—really outstanding service! However, the food itself wasn’t quite up to the usual TGI Friday’s standard we were expecting. While the presentation was great, some of the dishes lacked the flavour and freshness that usually make TGI’s a go-to spot. Nonetheless, Rosie’s warm and helpful attitude definitely made the experience enjoyable, and we appreciated the effort the team put into making our visit special. Overall, we’d come back again, especially thanks to Rosie’s excellent service—just hoping for a bit more in terms of food quality next time. Thanks, Rosie, for making our evening memorable!

I would definitely come back to the Thistle London Hyde Park Kensington Gardens Hotel. When we arrived we were greeted by Pelin who gave us excellent and exceptional customer service. She was able to check us in early and while we waited for our room we had coffee and pastries at the hotel’s convenient restaurant. Our hotel room had a great view of the beautiful park, London eye, and other nice buildings. The hotel staff is very helpful and friendly. We purchased breakfast with our booking and it was worth it. The location of the hotel is great! There are good restaurants and cafes within walking distance. It’s also a 10-15 minute walk from Portobello Market which has shops and more yummy food. We also liked that we booked the hop on hop off bus tour right in front of the hotel. Make sure you check out the prices online before you book in person to get the same great deals. The area where the hotel is at is lively and we felt safe. I would recommend this hotel.

At first time of stay, we loved this hotel as very close to Queensway tube station, nice and quite area, clean and big rooms, clean bathroom. After a busy day, we sat on the bar and rested with nice food and drinks. The room we booked by was by the Kensington gardens, full green and yellow/brown at this time of the year. Breakfast is simple but adequate. Our receptionist Pelin has helped us a lot and guided, on last day we had few business outside, we left the luggage at reception room while checking out in the morning, when we came back, they let us a room for changing clothes and repacking the suitcase. We were so happy with this hotel so we rebooked for next month.

We have stayed at the Thistle Hyde Park Kensington Gardens several times over the past years and returned twice in October. For us, the hotel offers the perfect combination of accessibility, relaxation, and comfort. The Underground stations Queensway (Central Line), Bayswater (Circle/District Line), and Lancaster Gate (Central Line) are all within a few minutes’ walk, and Paddington Station can be reached with a slightly longer stroll. The hotel is located directly opposite the northern side of Hyde Park, and as the name suggests, Kensington Gardens are just a stone’s throw away. The nearby Queensway provides plenty of restaurants, supermarkets, and shopping opportunities. There used to be a small petrol station with a convenience store right below the hotel, which is currently closed for renovation. The rooms are – typically for London – compact but well designed, functional, and comfortable, usually featuring a narrow bathroom with a shower. The Rooms with a View on the upper floors are particularly recommended, as they offer a bit more space and a beautiful view over Hyde Park and the London skyline. We stayed in a family room for four people on the top (9th) floor, consisting of two rooms connected by a small hallway with a bathroom and bathtub. Each room had a double bed and a wall-mounted TV; one also offered additional seating and a small refrigerator. Despite being street-facing, the rooms were pleasantly quiet. The hotel staff are consistently friendly, helpful, and attentive in all areas – reception, restaurant, and room service. Early arrivals are well managed: guests can store their luggage safely and start exploring London right away. On previous visits, we were even able to check in early in the morning. On the day of departure, luggage can again be stored at the hotel until the actual time of leaving. The Uber terminal and umbrella station in the lobby are also very convenient – both can be quite handy in London’s unpredictable weather. If you have booked breakfast, it’s worth checking the notices in the elevators, especially regarding peak times. On weekends, the buffet area can get busy. The breakfast itself offers a wide selection of hot and cold dishes: various egg options, bacon, sausages, mushrooms, and beans, as well as a good choice of bread, cold cuts, cheese, cereals, and sweet pastries like croissants and cakes. Coffee and tea are available from several machines, alongside a variety of juices. The breakfast area is nicely arranged, comfortable, and spacious enough to ensure a relaxed atmosphere even when full. For guests arriving by car, parking spaces are available (for a fee) both in the courtyard and in the underground garage – a convenient option, though we usually travel by train and therefore don’t use this service. Conclusion: A thoroughly recommendable hotel with an excellent location, friendly service, and solid comfort – a reliable place to stay in London that we’ve happily returned to for years.

We’ve been staying at the Thistle for the past couple of days, every service here is superlative. The staff is very professional and welcoming, the cleaning staff organized our room perfectly and the breakfast service was impeccable. We would like to reserve a special thank to the kind Sirajul and the beautiful Maya, with the laughs we shared and the kind words they gave us, they improved our staying even more. Lots of love Julia & Rebecca, Grazie ancora. See you next time❤️

A lovely location and wonderful staff. Pelim greeted us on reception and nothing was too much trouble giving us advise on the area and she was lovely and very professional. We were given a room upgrade which was a lovely touch. Breakfast was plentiful with a good variety. Overall, it was a lovely stay and we would definitely book again.

We have stayed at a Thistle Hotel near Russell Square, in Holborn and at this location. We are staying at this location right now, with plans to return a third time. The hotel is across the street from Hyde Park, within easy walking distance of Kensington Palace and a pleasant walk from Buckingham Palace. There are two tube stops within a few blocks that will easily take you anywhere in London. There are many restaurants and pubs in any direction and the shopping of Notting Hill is an easy stroll away. The rooms are good, staff is friendly and helpful and everything is spotless.

Lovely room on the 9th floor over looking the park and we're really happy that it had a bath as well as a shower. Wish we could have opened the window a bit though but that was my only moan. Didn't book breakfast as we wanted lunch out instead. Really enjoyed and will return

A good for quick Korean style fast food. Decent fried chicken burger, fairly on the small side so get the sides in. Buffalo wings were pretty good. Quick service along with a draught lager to wash it all down.

I had an amazing experience at COQFIGHTER in Soho! The burgers were juicy and packed with flavor, the wings were perfectly crispy, and the fries were just right. Special shoutout to Asifa for the excellent service—friendly, attentive, and made the visit even better. Definitely a five-star spot for anyone craving great burgers and a welcoming atmosphere!

The chicken ranch was tasty but under cooked in the middle - the ginger chicken sandwich was dry over cooked . The chicken tenders was yumm perfectly cooked and the loaded fries needed extra cheese. There was two ladies serving at seems they are overloaded the starter and the main arrived all together.

Food is average — the Nashville burger was poor, sides slightly better. Service was excellent, staff friendly and helpful. Atmosphere unremarkable.

We ordered Nashville Burger and grilled peri peri chicken. The food tasted really good. The burger could have been juicier but overall worth the visit.

Great fried chicken spot, the original fried sandwich was spot on, great flavours. Service was speedy and friendly considering how busy it was. Would definitely visit again.

This used to be one of my favorite restaurants in London, but this time I honestly don’t know what happened. The food was not fresh at all — the lettuce tasted spoiled, the bread wasn’t good, and everything was extremely greasy. The quality has really changed, and I’m honestly shocked. Yes, my review said it was one of the best restaurants when I posted the photos (a year ago, as you mentioned). I visited again this year, and the quality has changed a lot. I had to update my review, but I didn’t remove the photos because I remember my experience was really great at that time.

Great pub, serving fantastic value tasty burgers. The clod burgers were perfectly cooked, tasty juicy and full of flavour. Same with the fries, crispy, crunchy and flavoursome. Good beers on tap. There are lots of sunny tables outside to choose from as well so great you get a good blast for the majority of the afternoon.

A friend and I had a really tasty burger and chips that were very reasonably priced. The Miller is a fab pub with plenty of seating both inside and outside that offers regular comedy nights. One of the great things about The Miller is because it's tucked away behind Guys Hospital it doesn't get ridiculously rammed on sunny Thursday evening in May. You can actually get to the bar to order a drink, unlike some of the other pubs nearer the station or high street, 5 mins walk away. I've been going to The Miller since the mid 90's and I would highly recommend it.

had cider there during the ciderdog festival! great atmosphere!

Modern pub, near London Bridge but away from the madness. Good selection of beers and drinks at reasonabe prices (for inner London). Outdoor seating. Efficient and friendly service. Next door to excellent BYO curry restaurant. Perfect!

Great little pub with comedy. Great selection of beers, ales and ciders. Plenty of outdoor and indoor seating. Just 5 mins from Borough market. The food looked good too but we didn’t have any. The beer was fresh and tasted very good.

Awesome large bar in the centre of London. Lots of tables outside for summer drinks. Lots of room inside, with funky art. Best of all, there is a proper improv comedy theatre on the second floor.

Lots of interesting ciders and beers on tap as well as cans and bottles. Not tried the burgers but they looked great! Always fairly busy when we've popped in but always managed to find a table inside if the beer garden is full

Amazing shows. The host is great. HOWEVER, the waiting staff are so incredibly rude and physical. The lady in the toilet hit me on my hand and closed the tap, yelling “that’s too much water” and I was in shock. I got pushed around aggressively but staff multiple times. It is a shame because the performers are such amazing people!

The club was recommended to me by a friend, and i was not disappointed! Calvin at the downstairs bar was such a delight. He made my last night in london WORTH IT. Thank you calvin, you truly deserve some praise

Shockingly unprofessional bartenders. I was downstairs and found that the bartenders were rude. I genuinely worried I'd done something to upset them since it's odd to be so rude to someone for no reason so I tried to ask and was told to go away by the bartender while he shooshed me with his hand. At this point it's just plainly disrespectful to treat people like this. I tried to speak to the other bartender on the downstairs bar and was met with the same attitude. When I asked to speak to their supervisor they simply said no. At this point I'm angry at this absolutely disgusting behaviour so I go upstairs to try and speak with bar staff there and I was met with the exact same attitude problem again! I asked to speak to the supervisor and he told me he is which I find hard to believe with being so unprofessional like this. The only nice bartender was the younger dark skinned guy who seemed to be new. I hope he gets out of that environment because this has got to be one of the most toxic places to work. I should have never doubted myself for a second, clearly I wasn't the issue and these 3 men are just so up themselves and miserable that they find it easy to treat people like dirt for no reason.

Missed the show got there late but nice atmosphere and really nice security staff and Managment.

Great selection of drinks. Reduced prices on cocktails at happy hours. Staff are very friendly and the service is excellent. The quality of the food (we tried the snacks) wasn't great. Highly recommended if you are a cocktails fan and would like to try different types of cocktails are reduced prices.

Racist and unprofessional, denied entry despite valid tickets I went to this bar with a friend after buying tickets for pride. When we arrived, we were denied entry by the bouncer for no reason whatsoever. We were calm, sober, and respectful, yet treated with open hostility. What made it even worse was the bouncer’s aggressive and racist attitude. It was obvious we were being singled out based on our background, which made the whole experience feel humiliating and unsafe. No one at the venue offered help or a refund.

The club in freedom is Amazing!!! Great music and great staff! Special mention to Eliza- great care for customers! Definitely an asset to the company! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

very nice experience. if you are from the Philly area and need a lil taste of home, this place will do it for ya. food good, staff nice, atmosphere fun! they have batting cage, shuffleboard, darts nice bar set up and have multiple locations. sure made this girl fro. South New Jersey feel at home.

The decor and atmosphere is great. Food was decent but could improve a little on taste. Staff were also friendly. Will likely return to test out the batting cages, darts and shuffle boards.

OMG! Best Philly steak ever! I went with my partner and we’ve been here around ten times already. It really feels American, and it’s so cool to watch American football games while you eat. There’s even a baseball cage where you can practise your skills while having a drink with your friends. The chicken wings are unreal, some of the best I’ve ever had. The staff are super nice and friendly, and the whole vibe is amazing. It’s so nice to have a place like this right in central London. Highly recommended!

Party of 4. 2x kids cheese burger and fries. Buffalo wings. Philly cheese. And chicken club. With drinks. Eldest didn't like the burger. Youngest did. There were no pickles nor ketchup within. Wings were great. Philly great. Club sandwich good. Both these last two came with quarter pickle gerkin. Atmosphere great. The street itself is worth a visit. So despite no soap in the toilet. Ketchup bottles brought way into the meals and an unexpected service charge of near a tenner bringing overall bill to near 80 quid. So must be more than 10%. There was another they stated where you could opt to tip extra. Forgot to mention dirty knife in utensils on table. The food is worth a visit. But the service charge put us off a revisit. Shame!

Great bar! Tucked neatly underneath Waterloo station in a subway adorned with excellent graffiti, this place is a hidden gem. It was a packed house for Canada Day, but the staff were friendly and welcoming, and more than happy to give me an accessible table. The service was swift and with a smile, and they have great advice on the menu. The food itself was great: a loaded Philly cheesesteak sandwich washed down with a cold one. I really wanted to have the poutine special too, but I was stuffed already! Prices were reasonable for London and there was no hard selling. Thoroughly recommended!

Been meaning to come and try the food here for ages, finally made it while working in London. Ordered an American hoagie and was so filling, made with fresh ingredients. Closest hoagie I have gotten to in the UK since I went to America. Nothing compares in the UK getting a hoagie until coming to Passyunk Avenue. Very full and happy, I will be coming back again for more food. While working in London. Highly recommend, also got to watch some of this week's football and baseball on the TV which is an absolute bonus

This is one of my happy places. Jugs of good beer. Excellent wings. Delicious cheese steak. Relaxed atmosphere and attentive staff - at reasonable prices in a great and artistic location.