BB & Friends - (Near , london)

Sarah Rackliff We had a wonderful pre-Christmas meal at Rostick. Every course was delicious. Dishes ordered included scallops and meatballs to start, Steak Diane, lobster ravioli (my favourite) and veal t-bone for mains, Tiramisù, Affogato and bread pudding for desserts. The service was friendly and efficient. I would recommend.

Omari B. I was at Queen Elizabeth Hospital celebrating the arrival of a new baby in the family and needed to grab some food. I’m only saying that to give context, because this meal somehow still managed to be a close second for best part of the day! Went for a platter and got the duck suya and calamari and honestly, meal was done long time and Im still thinking about it. The duck was packed with flavour, with proper spice to it and cooked just right. The calamari was crisp, not rubbery, plantain was perfect and the jollof was amazing. It was fresh and everything tasted like it was made with care. You can tell they know what they’re doing. Was just trying to get some quick food, ended up finding a new hidden gem!

Ed Sillars Great cosy restaurant nestled downstairs at Rubens at the Palace hotel. We were well looked after by the team in the restaurant, the food was fantastic (we tried the Thali which meant we could pick multiple currys). Would recommend visiting!

Phoebe Wright always come here, my go to cafe, the kindest and most polite staff , would definitely recommend

Hiro Daryanani Tried the Masala Dosa and was spicy but good. You cannot beat this quality for price, assuming I suspect, if you just stick to South Indian fare. Venturing out to other Indo Chinese cuisine as available on the menu is fraught with risk I think. I may try the chilli paneer next time NEW MENU NO DOSA OWNER NOT BOTHERED TO REPLACE MENU IMAGE ON GOOGLE MAPS

George G This is a great place if you’re looking for somewhere that has a bit of everything. They offer excellent coffee, as well as non-coffee options like iced matcha and fresh teas. There are also cocktails, winter warmers like mulled wine, and homemade drinks such as house lemonade or fresh orange juice. They also serve wines and beers. You can enjoy breakfast or lunch from their eat-in menu, or grab counter treats to have with a drink, like a house-made cinnamon bun, Guinness cake, or warm banana bread. It’s a pretty busy place, with funky music turned up for a lively, buzzing vibe. There’s also an outdoor area, perfect for warm weather, and toilets are available. The café is within walking distance of Finsbury Park station. When I visited, I was served straight away, though I’ve passed by on a Saturday when the queues can be long.