Aglio E Olio - (Near , london)

Carly Manville I came for lunch with my husband to watch the football. As someone with allergies, I usually avoid eating out because I often don’t feel supported. However, today was completely different. Vicky was absolutely amazing — she was attentive, caring, and took the time to go through everything I could and couldn’t have. Nothing was too much trouble, and she made me feel completely at ease. When we ordered, she checked again to make sure everything was safe for my allergies, which doesn’t happen often. Vicky truly went above and beyond, and her level of care made the whole experience enjoyable and stress-free. We stayed for drinks and enjoyed the game, and I can’t thank her enough for making me feel so comfortable. Exceptional service.

Shrikant Marathe An excellent restaurant for a leisurely meal. Staff is very efficient and friendly to cater to the customers’ needs. Indian cuisine is of a very good quality. Excellent place to relax after a tiring flight.

Eloy Bustamante Amazing food!! Amazing staff. Our waitress was lovely and helpful; we had a great dinner (we were a party of 5) for a great value. They even gave us some hot tea after. Definitely we’ll be coming back. 100% recommended

Hugh Barber We LOVE coming for breakfast here on weekends. The food is fresh with so many options to choose from. If its busy with a line then its worth the wait. I always order the eggs royal which is amazing. The staff are super nice and professional even when the place is packed. Shout out to Michael who is a legend and taking pride in his work.

Shaba Ali All the mix grills on the charcoal BBQ are amazing especially the lamb chops. The flavor is absolutely amazing. Freshly made. They have the Curry available suitable for veg and non veg with fresh nans. CASH ONLY. There are cash machines within walking distance. The staff are very friendly and helpful

Ali I visited this Lebanese restaurant in London with high expectations, but unfortunately the experience didn’t reflect authentic Lebanese cuisine. Although the restaurant is marketed as Lebanese, it is run by Asians, and the flavours and cooking style felt quite different from traditional Lebanese food. The dishes lacked the usual depth of flavour, freshness, and balance of spices you would expect from classic Lebanese mezze and grills. Some items tasted adapted to a different palate, and the seasoning felt off compared to what you’d find in a more authentic Lebanese kitchen. The service was polite and the restaurant itself was clean and comfortable, which is a positive. However, if you’re specifically looking for genuine Lebanese taste and preparation, this place may not meet your expectations. Overall, it might suit diners who prefer a milder or fusion-style approach, but it’s not ideal for those seeking traditional Lebanese flavours.