Ubah - (Near Barnet, South East)

Jess M This is one of my favorite cafe/hangout spots in the area. It’s open till late, has tons of seating choices (indoor + out), free wifi + outlets which makes it a good study cafe but also just a great spot to grab lunch and catch up with people. It’s located on the corner intersection making it a good people watching place too haha. The staff here are sweet and the coffee is fantastic! I love their tuna sandwich. The music selection is always interesting too. A real neighborhood community gem!!

I. Tan I have ordered a chicken shawarma, it was £4 only, they served in a freshly cooked tortilla bread. It was fast, fresh, tasted amazing. Speaking frankly I just wanted to try their shawarma, for the price food was amazing.

Kailin I’ve order lamb shish and lamb ribs, the food was excellent however it’s a bit salty. I’ll defo come back just less salty next time. Service was great too.

Patrycja Sochran What an amazing place! Its super small and not visible from the street but its a gem. Food was like homemade, great portions and super delicious. Gentleman who served us and cooked was very friendly and made good suggestions. Prices are very reasonable!

isabel barbosa Pleasantly surprised how tasty the food was. Its been a long time since I had a homemade meal that tasted so delicious. It beat many gastro pubs in Barnet area that I had been. I had mixed kebab with rice. The rice was fluffy and very tasty. The meat was seasoned with spices that add an special flavour to it and made it very soft and succulent. I would highly recommend this small local cafe and definitely will come back again and again.

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.