ULI - (Near Westminster, london)

Gabriella Fairley Such great food and a wonderful owner! I came here before going to a gig at Kentish town forum which is on 10 mins walk away. The food was so delicious and the owner was so lovely. It was my first time trying Somali food and she advised me on what to get and even gave me the most delicious complimentary samosa on the house. I will 100% be back!

David North Great place for a Masonic meeting, food is reasonable and well served. Relaxing Bar area. Lifts work well, so a lovely easy visit.

Alex W We try lots of different sushi spots and this is now high on the list. Great food, a solid atmosphere, and we had good service. Our service graciously moved us to another table to avoid a loud party as well. He also gave some great recommendations and spoke with the chef to relay some details about a few of the dishes and specific flavors. Well definitely be back, and its nice that its not in the city.

Dee Abbott Fantastic Sunday Roast. Pork belly was melt in the mouth good with crispy crackling, as was the Beef roast, enormous Yorkshire pud and huge helpings of veg and roast potatoes. Excellent and friendly service from all the staff particularly Vicky our table server. Booking a table was very easy and from the moment we entered the pub staff were very helpful and professional. Highly recommend a visit.

Kalina Christev Short review: great food, fast service, good prices. Definitely recommend! Small Somali restaurant my friend introduced me to. I got the soup of the day as an appetiser and slow cooked lamb with rice as a main, with speciality tea after. The soup of the day was a lamb bone broth with lemon, and it was DIVINE. So delicious, so warming. They bring this amazing chili sauce you can add to it which makes it absolutely perfect. (Be warned - it is very spicy! Only add one small teaspoon at a time!) I would come back just for that soup as its the best Ive ever had. And only £1.50! The lamb shoulder was very tender and the rice was really well seasoned. The veg sprinkled on top was just right. For the rice, its recommend to mix in a few teaspoons of the chili sauce (again - its very hot so dont add lots in one go). Bananas were brought to the table with the option of adding them to the rice, but I didnt try it. £10 for a very large portion. We had some kind of Somali tea with milk, cardamom and cinnamon at the end. I dont know what it was, but it was lovely.

N C A hidden gem in West Ken. A quaint coffee shop serving yummy brunches. We had the poached eggs, bacon on sourdough toast with avocado, and poached eggs on brioche toast with bacon. Chai latte was excellent and freshly squeezed OJ was a treat. Clean, fresh and tasty. Excellent free range eggs. Service with a smile. A place to unwind and let your worries slip away. Pet friendly too. Easy 5*