Cosy Club - (Near , london)

SusanL Great food. Good customer service. Freshly prepared.

Jennifer Tran Best pasta I’ve ever consumed. A family owned restaurant, very kind people and great service with reasonable prices. I wish they were in London!

RISTEÁRD Nestled along Swains Lane, just a stones throw from the serene beauty of Hampstead Heath, Bistro Laz is a hidden gem that beckons with its inviting ambience and delectable Mediterranean cuisine. From the moment you step into their outdoor dining area, youre enveloped in an atmosphere of relaxation and warmth. Whats more, their dog-friendly policy ensures that furry companions are just as welcome to bask in the experience. I recently indulged in their chicken salad, and it was a symphony of flavors. Each bite was a testament to the chefs mastery, with fresh ingredients and vibrant seasonings dancing on the palate. The portion size was generous, satisfying both hunger and cravings without overwhelming. The staff at Bistro Laz epitomize hospitality, greeting guests with genuine smiles and attentive service. Their warmth adds an extra layer of enjoyment to the dining experience, making you feel like a cherished regular from the moment you arrive. In terms of pricing, Bistro Laz offers great value for the quality of food and service provided. The bill was in line with my expectations, making it a feasible option for regular visits or special occasions alike. One delightful aspect of dining at Bistro Laz is the occasional spotting of local celebrities, adding a touch of excitement to an already memorable meal. In summary, Bistro Laz on Swains Lane is a must-visit destination for lovers of Mediterranean cuisine. With its inviting ambience, mouthwatering dishes, friendly staff, and dog-friendly outdoor seating, its a culinary oasis that promises an unforgettable experience with each visit.

Kai What a lovely place to eat in Forest Hill. This small, cosy Japanese restaurant is ideal for families as well as special events; with a well-curated menu. The food quality and ingredients, especially the fish, are fresh. I have been a supporter of this local business for a considerable time and am more than happy to recommend it.

Paul Boakes Visited as a family of four, and opted for the £58 ROKA han setto brunch menu. The starters were fantastic, with an endless supply - until your mains are served - of salad, chicken, dumplings, sushi, kim chi, endamame and sashimi. My advice would be to fill up on the starters because... ...the mains werent quite as good. We had the sirloin, which was good, but the ribs (pictured) and the salmon (pictured) were lacking on the flavour. Nothing particularly wrong, they just didnt have the wow factor of the starters. I was also surprised by one portion of steamed rice being delivered: unexpected, un-asked for and fortunately, un-charged for as well. It wasnt mentioned on the menu...?!?! Dessert (pictured), however, recovered the game, and was a selection of chilled, frozen and fresh items: banana ice cream, sorbet, cheesecake, fruits, and so on. Service was inpeccable - spot on, attentive, polite, efficient, friendly. Absolutely flawless. Total bill came to £350 including service for 4 x adults at £58/each plus 7 x beers, and 3 x diet coke. We were in and out within 90 minutes on a lively Sunday lunchtime. Top tip: book for the lounge, which is much quieter and airier than the more enclosed area at the back of the restuarant. And it can be a little tricky to find, as its on the first floor of a building - took us a few minutes, and this was a second visit!

Eugene Mohareb Disregard the older reviews. A lot of work has gone into improving the offering here. Lots of great options and a reasonable price for an all that you can eat buffet.