The Watermark Restaurant - (Near , london)

Fiona Tracey Good food, although I never eat it (can’t mix food and booze but looked really good and my friend liked it). Lots of punch on hand, liked that small parties were individually seated. Only issue for me was that it felt a bit lacking in atmosphere and no variety with MCs, DJs but I get that it was probably an undersold event with not many guests so need to budget accordingly.

Jonnie Conibeer We LOVE our friends and the food at Everest Spice. Been going for years. Weve done just 2 people coming along and used them for events to feed 120 people. They always go above and beyond and I highly recommend. One of the best places to eat in Redhill!

Ravini Misersky This is such a gem in Crouch End. All of the food is delicious and service is wonderful! We have been a few times now and they are very consistent. Definitely recommend the arroz con pulpo, pan con tomate and the bouquerones

Opama Popped in for brunch after a visit to the Saatchi Gallery. The decor was lovely and the display of pastries at the entrance was very enticing! We were seated quite quickly even though the restaurant was very busy. We ordered the Cheese Waffle Florentine Eggs Benedict, the Sourdough with Avocado and poached eggs and a side salad along with our coffee and matcha. I enjoyed the waffle immensely, the spinach was seasoned perfectly and the egg yolks were jammy and glorious. Looking forward to visiting again soon.

Joe Bradley My girlfriend went here last week with her friend and knew I’d love it - and damn she was right! Proper little gem of a place. Delicious, fresh and authentic food. Even down the chilli condiments and the suggestions for how to eat the dishes with the sauces. Would highly recommend, lives up the reviews and can’t wait to go back again! BYOB too! Really lovely staff and very reasonable prices for the quality of the food.

Naveed Khan Amazing breakfast experience! I went to Jeita this morning with no idea what to order, but a friendly guy named Rabih completely saved the day. I told him I wanted a Lebanese breakfast, and he put together a perfect mix of everything—hummus, falafel, baba ghanoush, and more. It was a huge plate of delicious food as you can see in the picture, and it cost £20.81 with a yogurt drink and bread, it was an incredible deal. Thanks, Rabih, for the fantastic recommendation!