Tash Grill - (Near , london)

The London Guru Really enjoyed my lunch at Farmer J near St James’s Park. Great service from start to finish, super friendly staff. The food is excellent: plenty of healthy, nutritious options that actually taste good and feel fresh. Portions are generous and the prices are very reasonable for central London quality. Great value overall. Only downside was the cleanliness in some areas. Tables were a bit cramped (typical for busy spots), but more noticeably the bathroom was dirty. Sink was overflowing/wet and needed attention. It felt a bit neglected compared to the otherwise solid experience. Still, the food and service make it worth a visit if you’re after wholesome, tasty meals in the area. I’ll definitely go back, just hope they tidy up the facilities a bit!

Stella O I’ve been coming to Sweet Dee’s Jerk in Selfridges for about two years now, and OMG they never disappoint! The jerk bowl is my absolute go-to – I’ve tried the wraps (which are also great!), but nothing beats the jerk bowl for me. But NOW they’ve stepped things up with a new menu item: DUTTY NACHOS. When I tell you I’m in love, I mean it – these nachos are next-level! Take me to the altar because they’re that good! If you’re after bold flavors and comfort food done right, Sweet Dee’s is where it’s at!

Rachel Parsons-Dempster We went for dinner and shared the bruschetta (£7.50) to start, which we were pleasantly surprised by — a really generous portion. I had the steak (£23), cooked exactly how I like it, and my partner went for the salmon (£18), which was also cooked perfectly. The Fulham House Cafe, Brunch & Restaurant is a lovely little local spot with a wide range of options on the menu, offering good food and great value for money. The house wine is only £22, which feels like a steal in London these days. They also do brunch, which we’d love to come back and try.

Neil Armstrong Oh wow! What a lovely discovery. We were recommended Mumbai Avenue by some friends and we loved every moment in there. The front of house staff were lovely and explained about each dish as we questioned the intricacies of the menu. The menu, while not huge, was interesting and different. We ordered a number of dishes and found each of them to taste completely individual to the next. Were pretty sure theres no generic sauce/gravy used in this kitchen. Mumbai Avenue also doesnt charge for corkage which is refreshing in itself. As a group of friends we would normally gravitate to Nepalese restaurants but after our favourite Nepalese restaurant closed we have struggled to find a restaurant which seems to cook every dish individually, I think we have found a new restaurant, this time more south Indian, but one that puts beautifully fresh fragrant food on the table. If you wonder whether you should try it I would say yes and hopefully you will have discovered the gem that we have. Thank you Mumbai Avenue we will be back!

Rebecca Grenville Incredible food! The lamb fell off the bone and everything way perfectly spiced. The staff were super friendly and even gave us soup to start and chai to finish. Going to bring our whole family here now we have found this gem

Jon Mason I had Jollof Rice , with beef, and salad in coleslaw. It was full of flavour. The food preparation area looks spotlessly clean. I was made to feel welcome, and intended to take away, but was then invited to sit down and eat. Very hospitable, and friendly. They are good people. Thankyou will definitely be back.