Orit Ethiopian Restaurant and Bar - (Near Lambeth, london)

Heiwot Seyoum BEST Ethiopian restaurant in London. I’ve eaten at many Ethiopian restaurants and this is by far the best tasting! The quality is amazing and you can tell the food was made with Love. Such great service everyone is super friendly and welcoming and the atmosphere in the restaurant is so calming and inviting! Highly recommend!!

Adrienne G A Toca had an extensive menu showcasing the vast Portuguese dishes. We were met with a friendly waiter and ordered a few dishes that all came out very filling. The seafood rice was rich in flavour, the umami from the mussels and prawns came through. What was a standout with this dish was the serving portion for the price point and the amount of seafood you actually get. The grilled octopus was nicely charred and cooked well, not too chewy. The pork and clams dish was an unexpected star of the dish. Not familiar with this combo, it surprisingly melded nicely together. It was seasoned well and the potatoes with the dish still had a nice crunch to it despite it soaking up the delicious sauce. Would come back here again!

D ! Attended an art opening combined with birthday party and Syrian cook / chef dished up the most flavoursome food. Ottolenghi without the price tag. Usually cooks Friday eves. Defo worth a visit folks!

Eduardo Baihinga Great service and amazing quality food

Bhekani D Maseko Absolutely tasty African cuisine. I really enjoyed the food I got from Afro Cabbana - the pap was particularly well made. I recommend this eatery unreservedly.

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