THE PIG-in the South Downs - (Near , london)

Amirah Mohammed Such a nice and lively restaurant, the service was perfect and we receive all our food so quickly. The food was absolutely amazing and fantastic.

caterina faraldo The restaurant is in a very convenient location, situated just off the main road in a quiet square, next to Hammersmith Station. When we walked in, the staff greeted us and we went to a table. The chairs were comfortable and the look of the restaurant was quite cool, yet relaxed and minimalist. After we ordered, the food and drink came fairly quickly. I ordered, for my drink, the Kiki Kaki, and is was incredible. It was tangy, mild, sweet and soft and made to perfection. Furthermore, it was in the most beautiful, intricate glass I have ever seen. The food was brilliant. The arancini were crisp and crunchy, with a stunningly good filling. The volcano shrimp was excellent and perfectly fiery. The beef kofta was devoured in seconds, it was so good. All of the six plates we ordered were absolutely amazing and brilliant. I am absolutely lost for words. The food came quite quickly, and even if it had taken an hour it would be worth it. I think this is a great restaurant and I would love to come here again.

PATENDLA BHOOPATHI The proper indian dosa and samosa chat and with a cup of chai wah fthats really i felt like a home food and the staff was really friendly and the food was not that expensive easy in budget friendly and the food i suggest to try for sure , now iam habited go more ! thanks for Horn okay and Team ✅

Asha Hassan I would always take my friends to grab a bite from here. All menu items are made fresh and the food hits the spot. For anyone whos new to the place I would recommend the popcorn chicken, with garlic, plum and chilli powders (leave the chilli if you cant handle spice) Ive visited Ji chicken spots in London and Reading and must say the Reading branch does it the best. All the menu is halal with some great vegetarian options also.

Earnest Hutchings Review: Visiting The Ferry Boat Inn, Tottenham I recently stopped by The Ferry Boat Inn in Tottenham, and it turned out to be one of those classic London pub experiences that blends history with a relaxed, modern vibe. Atmosphere: The pub sits right by the River Lea, which gives it a slightly rustic, riverside charm. Inside, it’s spacious and welcoming, with a mix of traditional wooden décor and casual seating. It felt lively but not overwhelming — perfect for a relaxed evening. Food & Drinks: I ordered a pint from their rotating cask ales, which was fresh and well‑kept. The menu is very much pub comfort food: fish & chips, burgers, pies, and sharing platters. My fish & chips were crisp, golden, and satisfying, while friends enjoyed hearty burgers. Prices were reasonable for London, making it good value. Service: Staff were friendly and attentive, even though the pub was busy. Drinks arrived quickly, and food didn’t take long either.

maria christian Typical Bolivian restaurant, with dishes my family used to cook! Perfect homemade quality and quantity, visited by almost only Bolivian people while we were there. Not very cosy, but that’s authentic, too. Try it out if you want to try real Bolivian dishes!!!