Agra Balti House - (Near , london)

João Leitão I visited The Bridge Restaurant during a busy period at the WTM 2024 at Excel London, so the whole area was understandably bustling. Despite the crowd, I was impressed with how smoothly things went at this restaurant. Although there was a bit of a hiccup with the booking system, which meant we had to go up to the counter to pay, the wait wasn’t too long, and the staff handled it well. The environment was a bit hectic, as you’d expect with so many people around, but the staff stayed calm, friendly, and attentive, which really made a difference. They managed to keep things professional and welcoming, even under pressure—a big plus for any busy event. As for the food, we tried a range of dishes over a couple of visits, including fish and chips and steak, and each time the quality was excellent. The flavors were consistent, and everything tasted fresh and well-prepared. The prices felt fair, especially considering the quality. Overall, The Bridge Restaurant managed to deliver both good food and friendly service in a high-pressure setting. It’s worth a visit if you’re at Excel, even during busy events.

Lynne Ford-Atkinson Had a wonderful brunch in this fabulously quirky cafe. Didn’t photograph the food as photos wouldn’t do the meals justice but we had tuna baguette, and poached eggs (cooked to perfection!) on crusty bloomer toast - both meals were absolutely delicious! The food is excellently priced, and the cafe walls are adorned with memorabilia from the age of American Diners. Would definitely recommend this cafe and will certainly be returning.

Vivek Asokh Their momo and chow mein is ok but the fried rice is too bad. Customer service and ambience is good. Well kept. The quality and taste of the food is average. The fried rice was burnt. Bubble tea is ok.

Muge BN Nice place to eat, better than we expected. Lots of options to eat. Great service, you can find floss after your meal.

John Schofield It a small arty cosy local coffee shop The Almond Croissant i has were fresh and would even say it was way better than the Prets Almond Croissant. Also i has a Cappuccino which was good. Prices are cheaper compare to the popular coffee brand shops like off Starbucks, Costa & Caffee Nero. On side noticed it only a couple of minute walk to Beckenham Junction train station and it even got a departure/arrive screen in the coffee shop.

Greg Very nice food. We had Dim sum and then Drunken Noodles (spicy) and Pad Thai (chicken and prawn). The food was very fresh. Dim sum was tasty and the dipping sauce was great. Drunken Noodles were great- bags of flavour. Chicken was tasty, vegetables were cooked really well - good flavour and a bit of char but still crunchy. Pad Thai was decent too, All very fresh. Staff were very pleasant too. Nice.