Pop Skewer - (Near Tower Hamlets, london)

Tim Amazing pizzas and great service! We hired them for my sister’s gender reveal, incredible food and service! The staff were polite and very friendly and the pizzas were one of the best pizzas we have had! Will be hiring again at the next family event for sure! Thank you again

Ankita Katiyar Dishoom is hands down my favourite place in London for proper Mumbai street food. It never misses. The bun maska with chai is pure comfort, pav bhaji is rich and nostalgic, and the vada pav always hits the spot. This time, I was pleasantly surprised by the pineapple tandoori chaat, so good, perfectly balanced and packed with flavour. The paneer rumali rolls were another standout, soft, smoky, and super satisfying. Beyond the food, the ambiance, the vibe, and the service make the whole experience special every single time. I honestly go to Dishoom every other weekend, and that’s not changing anytime soon. Absolute favourite.

A Mor The food is absolutely amazing, and the service from all three staff members was truly exceptional. The fish and chips have never tasted this good anywhere else — the chips were great too! The lamb kebab is hands down the best we’ve had in both London and Scotland. This is my second visit in a row, and I’ll definitely be coming back again and again.

Maggie Yang Warm soupy lunch on our chilly trip to London. Finding the location was fun haha. We were confused but followed the directions to the big sign outside the warehouse complex its in. Our server was quick and attentive. We got the limited Kimchi ramen and Tantanmen 2 as well as the duck and eggplant baos. The kimchi ramen was a great creamy combo, the parm on top is not something Im used to but provided an extra layer of umami to the broth. The kimchi is a familiar sour and fermented flavor that helped cut the creaminess. Tantanmen was good as well. Our only complaint was we felt the baos had a little too much mayo/sauce for our tastes but thats just preference. Overall it was a lovely visit and Id recommend this branch to other friends visiting.

Suzanne Iwai Delightful array of foods from grilled / roasted meats with glorious crisp spuds to perky pasta dishes, bean/ vegan buffet salads with umpteen dressings to a fast click n collect bespoke lunch pickup and thats not even covering desserts. Seating in booths, sofas or at small comfortable canteen seating; very spacious. Wheelchair accessibility isnt an issue once youve entered. Its the seeming priority of visible escalators over signage to the lifts. The lemon plant encased in kodeama moss sitting halfway along the salad buffet was a lovely addition to decor. They should repeat that elsewhere. We enjoyed our Caesar salad brunch with bespoke tweaks for individuals...some minus bacon, others croutons and two vegetarian/ vegan variations. The assorted cakes, brownies and cookies also yummy. I could easily have hoovered up all the double chocolate biscuits. I was expecting them to crunch. They nibbled nicely with a rich flavoursome dark texture, not too sweet and definitely morish.

MsJacam 1917 Menu.....I recently visited The Ivy at Canary Wharf and had a lovely experience. The restaurant is beautifully decorated in a 1920s style – elegant, stylish, and full of character. It felt clean, welcoming, and thoughtfully designed throughout. The staff were polite, courteous, and attentive without being intrusive. Service was smooth and professional from start to finish. The food was delicious, well presented, and satisfying. Each dish was carefully plated and full of flavour. One thing to note is that some of the main courses (from the 1917 menu) do not automatically come with sides, which increases the overall cost of the meal. That said, the quality of the food made it worthwhile. I would definitely revisit and recommend it for a special occasion or a refined dining experience. However, the location may not be ideal for those with mobility issues, as parking options nearby are limited. Overall, a very enjoyable visit.