Light of Africa - (Near Lambeth, london)

koen kostermans Great Japanese eatery in Brixton village. Quick service, nice options of okonimiyaki and more Japanese street food snacks. Pricing very fair. Had the okonimiyaki squid for lunch, perfect size for 1 person.

Elodie Rousset Authentic Ghanaian food. Welcoming and well kept. Eat in and takeaway available at great prices. This place was rightly praised in "Sunday Brunch" Channel 4. Real fresh and tasty food. A fireworks of exotic flavours. One of the best African restaurant in the heart of Brixton inside the street food market. I had Jollof rice with fish, and a rice with black beans to take away and a sweet traditional doughnut.

Centaurus Eurythion (Saggitarius Rex) We visited this restaurant located in Brixton right next to the Briton Village entrance. A lively gastropub with an amazing staff. The hostess was a girgeois woman who welcomed us like we were coming home from work. The chef does a marvelous job with the shirt ribs, pork belly and the ribs! The chocolate mouse was sift and delicate and the gin and tonics spot on! Visit this establishment when in Brixton. Cimpliments to the chef!!!

McCarthy Sam “SJ” Flavoursome, fiery with a serious love for ginger. Fish wings and tings, located in Brixton village can be described as a staple restaurant in the area brought to us by the Owner Brian Danclair and brilliant dishes by Chef Aunty May. Said to be some of the best Caribbean food in London spreading joy and love with every bite. Brian even has his own line hot sauces that are free to try at the restaurants. Brian was making the rounds saying hello to everyone there me and my friends had a short conversation with him and he told us how his original restaurant has been there for around 15 years and he now has three restaurants opened in that area and their all packed. It’s great to see someone so invested in the area getting their flowers .Aunty May was so lovely too she came to check up on us and made sure everything was good. Big shout out to our server as well who was running around trying I meet everyone’s needs on such a busy Friday night. I tried their Reggae wings, Salt fish fritters, and jerk chicken today with their sweet but refreshing fruit punch. Their wings were fiery, with a bit of sweetness from their pineapple, mango and ginger chutney. A strong start to the meal, it had a bit of kick you don’t often find unless you go to eat at certain places nothing unbearable but a nice heat that reminds of home cooking. The Salt fish fritters were GOOD and this is coming from someone that doesn’t even like fish but I was willing to give it a try and I was shocked at how tasty it was. It wasn’t oily it felt very fresh, well crispy on the coating and the ginger and like aioli was banging. If you come here this start is a must get. The jerk chicken and rice and peas were good had that pineapple, mango and chutney on the side a bit coleslaw and salad. The chicken was succulent but I wish it had a bit more of that fiery kick that those reggae wings had. I also wish it had a bit more coleslaw overall it was tasty but it wasn’t my favourite thing that I ate. If they had that chicken with the reggae sauce then we got something serious but it’s still good. I definitely recommend this place so if you have never tried it i recommend you shimmy your way down to Brixton village and try it out !

James Kirk Food was amazing, hands down the best pancakes I have ever eaten. Coffee was fantastic too. Staff were really friendly and I loved the general vibe/atmosphere of the place. Me and my other half found this place by a happy accident and I’m so glad we did. Best breakfast/brunch we’ve had.

Alfie Whitten I came in today to get a Matcha latte, and although I felt that the drinks (i got a matcha latte and a beer) were rather on the expensive side, it was no matter as I was met with lovely service from the young woman (purple hair) working. The drinks were made quickly and well. She was well mannered and a great server, very friendly and a brilliant rep for the place.