The Social - (Near Camden, london)

Philosopical Wolf Amazing Gastropub for Lunch Diner and special occasions, especially during hot British summer. Went there last August for friends Brithday dinner and it was amazing for a pub. The Steak was very tender and good portion size, the sause was a bit to strong for me but other wise very good. Went for the apple crumble for desert which I was not a fan off as it was very tart but the wine and cocktails made of for it, very good quality (coming for a bartender) I got their Amerreto Sour (my favourite) and it was smooth and creamy.

Tom Karlsson Had an amazing dinner, Paolo was extremely friendly and generous with his service. Portions are pretty large so no-one will leave this place feeling hungry. It is literally like visiting Italy, havent seen such authentic experience in London. Highely recommended!

Shuks Reviews I ordered the Cajun chicken salad from Remedy Kitchen and it was absolutely incredible! Packed with wholesome ingredients like fresh mixed greens, edamame beans, brown rice, charred corn, roasted sweet potatoes, and crunchy pumpkin seeds. Plus perfectly seasoned Cajun chicken and a lovely honey Dijon dressing. It was filling, nourishing, and tasted so fresh. What really stood out was the value for money, the portion size was extremely generous, and honestly, you get way more than what you pay for. It’s rare to find something this delicious and this healthy at such a fair price. On top of that, they added a sweet handwritten note and even threw in a free apple, which I really appreciated. Remedy Kitchen has nailed it. Healthy, hearty food that feels like a treat. 10/10 — truly worth every penny. I’ll definitely be back!

Aaron Horn This is a hidden gem of an authentic Japanese restaurant nestled in the heart of Hampstead. The restaurant itself is quite small like many of the shops in Hampstead, but they have done an amazing job to make it an original feeling high and star Japanese barbecue restaurant. They offer a full menu, including sushi, sashimi grilled skewers, main courses, starters, and Saki. The flavours were authentic. The food was high-quality and the service was outstanding honestly I can’t fault it even though they’re very busy. We managed to grab a table downstairs last minute. I had the grilled mackerel and onion skewers which were amazing. It is not cheap but it is fairly priced especially for authentic Japanese food. This is definitely a highly recommended restaurant for Me. It’s probably one of the best Japanese restaurants in the area , honestly it’s a great spot well worth going.

Adrian Stumbled across this wonderful place whilst on our way to a different gastropub. Glad we ended up here instead! We went for a Sunday roast with the Haddock and chips which was well made and good value. Atmosphere was cosy, though it was fully booked on Sunday we sat in the back garden which had heaters above each table. Only criticism is that we were asked to move to a different table due to a group booking midway through our meal. But otherwise everything else was fantastic!

Julie Doherty Authentic, bold, and full of flavour — Little Sichuan is a must for anyone who loves real Sichuan food. The dishes are packed with strong, complex flavours and generous use of Sichuan peppercorns, so expect that classic numbing spice. Portions are generous, pricing is fair, and the menu offers a good mix for both spice lovers and those who prefer milder options. If you’re after proper Sichuan food in London, this place is highly recommended.