Paccata Crouch End - (Near Haringey, london)

Carl Jeffrey The rural riverside setting is perfect for anyone who loves countryside walks or fancies hiring a rowing boat to explore the river. I was hiking solo on a multi-day trek from Brighton to Rochester when I came across the Anchor Inn. It was a warm early evening, and as I ordered a refreshing pint in the front bar, the landlord Simon (who had never met me before) immediately noticed my rucksack and said: “If you’re looking for somewhere to pitch your tent tonight, you’re very welcome to use the field behind the pub.” It was such a generous offer that I gladly accepted. I spent the evening enjoying a few pints in the company of Simon and his staff, who made me feel completely at home. I didn’t eat during my stay, though the food looked excellent, but I can vouch for a superb pint of Harvey’s Best Bitter. The following morning, as I was packing up at 8am, Simon even walked over with a cup of tea – an incredibly thoughtful gesture that summed up the hospitality I experienced here. I truly can’t thank Simon and his team enough. The Anchor Inn is a brilliant riverside pub, and I’ll definitely be returning with friends. Highly recommended!

İbrahim Arslan As a sous chef, definetly best experience in London. I have tried French toast and it was scrumptious. I had chance to meet with chef and he let me to glance the kitchen. Honestly, the kitchen is very clean and tidy. The stuff was welcoming. If you want to have a good breakfast experience you should visit !!

Ev Evaghoras Just enjoyed an absolutely fantastic meal at Tomo’s. The recommendation came from a very fussy Italian friend who said it was great, and boy was he right. Went for the set menu; fantastic value with no scrimping on quality. Terrific parmigiana, delicious thin crust pizza and an amazing tiramisu - wow! And as if all that wasn’t enough they had some sourdough bread that was out of this world! Such nice service to go with the food - they even allowed me a pizza swap as a surprise!! Go. Go now!

Alyce King Incredible Sunday Lunch ! You MUST book for Sunday lunch (as walk in spaces rare). Two sittings, arrivals 12-1230pm and 2-230pm I believe. Great use of space for tables. Wheelchair accessible in one part of the restaurant (near back door), but when busy cant get to the toilet. Staff couldnt have been any more welcoming and helpful. Great atmosphere, background music level just right (sat under a speaker). The main issue is parking; the car park is not big enough if the pub is full - eg at Sunday lunchtime. Especially difficult if you are a blue badge holder and need to park close by. Low level lighting so low vision may struggle on certain tables.

Mike Gong We booked Sunday lunch on a recommendation, we were not disappointed at all . From the reservation booking , where your choice of fine meats were made available for your visit , to the lovely setting, great service and relaxed dining experience all was excellent, The meals were of s very good level with everything on the plates were cooked beautifully., cauliflower and savoy cheesy dish was fantastic, and the homemade yorkies were delicious. We would have been delighted at this point, but we went for desserts , the home made sticky toffee pudding was delicious with a perfect balance of pud and caramel sauce , but OMG , the seasonal crumble was out of this world …in all of my years I’ve never tasted anything as delicious, hats off to the chefs, and the team . As an amateur events chef and foodie this visit is right up there (the crumble takes top spot ) Thank you The Shears 10/10

E Why did I for many years drive past.. And never go in.. I attended alone today after the gym and with every bite of full English and sip of coffee, I had to speak to myself in jamican.. to compliment the ingredients and cook wow.. Folk dont sleep on this place. I will definitely attend again. Left with a smile and a bounce in my step,