The Riverside - (Near Lambeth, london)

F1 Ology Mumbai Delight? It certainly lives up to the name. I ordered a takeaway via Deliveroo and, honestly, this might be some of the best Indian food I’ve ever had. Everything was packed with flavour and clearly cooked with care. The lamb bhuna was outstanding, generous portions of tender meat, rich and properly spiced. The garlic naan was excellent too, soft, fragrant, and spot on. But the real surprise was the mushroom rice, which may genuinely be the best I’ve ever had. Incredibly flavourful and absolutely delicious. I can’t comment on the in-house service as this was a takeaway, but judging by the quality of the food and the strong reviews, I’ve no doubt it lives up to expectations. This is definitely a place I’ll be making the effort to visit in person hopefully sooner rather than later. Highly recommended.

Ciaran Murray Been to this place a few times now for the coffee and spinach & feta pie, came today to get the combo meal for lunch and it was delicious!! Every time I go here the coffee and food is always incredible, made all the better by the exceptionally friendly staff - not to mention the outdoor seating which is perfect on a sunny day! Some of the best coffee and Greek food I’ve had in London, definitely an amazing hidden gem in Battersea :)

Roman Turney 10/10 place! Stunning food! Was so nice, we decided to cancel pudding and get a 3rd main! Really rich sauces, and great host. Would definitely go back again.

Tom Meulenkamp The food is simply amazing! The staff is very friendly and happy to help you out with everything. Any dietary wishes work and if needed the spice levels can be adjusted as well. All in all a great place for Indian food

Michael Cheng incredibly surprising little gem off the side of a highway, has an eclectic interior with vintage furniture and interesting vibes and the food and drink are immaculate and make your day fantastic. had the garlic bread which is a banger. so surprising great with the butter, had the espresso Martinez which was pack the punch and was infused in the most surprising way, along with the chai soda which had similar interesting infused vibes and also really good, and finally tried the rare tea co which isnt offered everywhere. where theres smoky earl grey and was good, and olives and cheese plate were decent and deviled eggs were fresh and also delicious, would definitely come back when dinner is available given it was more like snack time on the weekend and for the live jazz

edmund price My first taste of west African food, the jollof was very nice, but personally I wish that it would be served with a separate side of yoghurt to balance out the spiciness. The spice was a bit of a surprise to me. Atmosphere was wonderful, reminds me of a pannier market sort of atmosphere, even struck up conversations with complete strangers, that was nice. For London it is cheap, about 14 quid a meal. Though that being said, in other parts of the UK you could get a good Sunday roast for £14, is it equal to me to a roast dinner? no, but I imagine that many west Africans in London could enjoy this taste of home made for them, without the effort I imagine it takes to do yourself. I suppose its worth trying at least once, because like me in my situation visiting the city from a rural backwater, it is worth seeing what the world has to offer