Afghan street food Brixton - (Near Lambeth, london)

myriam the BEST feijoada in london. the chef made it fresh from scratch and with so much love you could taste it... even the pão de queijo was made by hand 10/10

Sabrina S I’ve been coming to San Marino in Brixton for years and it has always been one of my absolute favourite spots. It’s a family-run café and you really feel that warmth every time you walk in — the staff are genuinely welcoming and make you feel at home. The food is consistently amazing, especially the breakfasts, which are some of the best in Brixton. Everything is always fresh, well-cooked and generous, and it’s the kind of place you can rely on every single time. I’ve brought friends and family here over the years and it’s always the first place I recommend. I also love that they now have a bar in the evenings — the cocktails and atmosphere are brilliant and it’s become my go-to spot before and after gigs. Every visit reminds me why I keep coming back. Always leave happy, full, and already planning the next visit.

Mike M Amazing new pop-up doing all things jollof. The grilled chicken was insanely flavourful and came with a couple of sauces for dipping, plus a mound of their expertly cooked rice. Owner was lovely too.

Christopher Paul If you want the authentic flavours and taste of Sri Lanka, Anns food at the Singhe Kitchen is the place to be.It has the look and smells like something cooked by your mum.

koen kostermans Great Japanese eatery in Brixton village. Quick service, nice options of okonimiyaki and more Japanese street food snacks. Pricing very fair. Had the okonimiyaki squid for lunch, perfect size for 1 person.

EmilleeJoy Authentic, vegetarian, delicious and healthy Ethiopian food at the heart of Brixton market. Service was so friendly and our waitress (and maybe the cook as well) came out to let us wash our hands before we ate our platter for two.