The Wet Fish Cafe - (Near Brent, london)

Joleen Crowley A lovely little gem of a Lebanese restaurant in West Hampstead. I went with my mother-in-law last night and we had such a relaxed and enjoyable evening that we ended up staying for over four hours. The atmosphere was calm, welcoming, and authentic. The waitress was attentive and patient while helping us with the menu and the manager was friendly and engaging. The food was absolutely delicious! We started with houmous and falafel, then shared octopus, a cod dish, and beans in tomato sauce. The portions were so generous that we had enough to take home for lunch the next day — and we didn’t even order a main! Everything was full of flavour. Compliments to the chef. It was also my first time trying Lebanese wine and it was delicious. Thoroughly enjoyed ourselves and will definitely be back.

Jim Wagner The staff was very friendly and accommodating. They went out of their way to make us feel welcome and even taught me some simple phrases in Turkish. There was plenty of room at the tables and the chairs were comfortable. The atmosphere was a little sparse, but they had interesting historical pictures of the area on the walls. The food was first rate & absolutely delicious.

Bruna Bonavita Highly recommended! Delicious food! The best garlic bread I’ve ever had! Everyone was extremely kind, and I’d like to thank Elida, Laurita, Simona, and Redon in particular for their excellent service! Thank you for the wonderful experience! I’ll definitely be coming back!

Lina Rimkienė Fast service, generous amounts ant beautiful presentation. The atmosphere of a small family restaurant. Food was very delicious. Thank you very much

emeline moulin Love Daakoo! Amazing Indian food, especially for takeaway in West Hampstead. Open until late which is a lifesaver, and the quality is always spot on. I had lamb with paneer and rice — sooo good — and the portions are really generous. Bonus points for being close to West Hampstead station. Highly recommend if you’re nearby.

Brian Lim We just walked in without a reservation and got lucky, snagging a table in like 2 minutes, even though it was super busy on a Saturday night. We were pretty surprised to find a Singaporean restaurant while we were visiting the area. We ordered Assam Sambal Prawn, Kang Kong Belacan, Rojak, and Chiew Yim Tafu. Everything was cooked perfectly and tasted just like it does back in SG. All in all, it was a great dinner for us.