Imperial Cafe - (Near Harrow, london)

Rutva Patel Definitely underrated ! This is such a great restaurant and had such a nice variety of food. I’ve been to a lot of restaurants in Harrow and this is by far the best. We ordered a bunch of food and the bill came to very reasonable price. The service is excellent and the time taken for the food to come out was really quick. The veg chili momos were fantastic and so was the daal tadka! Will definitely be visiting here again and would highly highly recommend. The photos speak for themselves

Maria Ian The best burgers I have ever eaten. Amazing quality, fresh not frozen and tastes better than most expensive burger places. For someone like my self who refrains from having beef burgers I absolutely loved it. I would definitely recommend it to my friends and family and anyone who wants to have quality food at a great price.

Mary-Anne Stuart Would definitely recommend this one! Delicious hot and tasty Turkish food, best we’ve had since leaving Melbourne. So nice to eat simple grilled meat with rice and salads, with fresh Turkish flavours. Staff were very welcoming on a quiet Tuesday lunchtime (we were the only ones in). Servings were generous portions. Complimentary mezze were brought out before our meal and complimentary tea & sweets offered.

JAY1892 I’ve eaten here twice now and will definately be returning. On both occasions I’ve been greeted with a smile, the cafe has been spotlessly clean with all the tables and floor properly wiped and most importantly, the food is delicious. Excellent.

Nitin Agarwal One of the best places in the area for authentic South Indian vegetarian food. Saravanaa Bhavan in Rayners Lane is always busy, which says a lot about the quality and consistency of their food. The dosas are crisp and perfectly cooked, the sambar and chutneys are full of flavour, and the idlis are soft and fresh. Portion sizes are generous and everything tastes clean and freshly prepared. Service is usually quick despite the crowds, and the staff are polite and efficient. The restaurant itself is simple and no-frills, but that’s part of its charm because the focus is clearly on good food. A great spot for breakfast, lunch, or a casual dinner if you enjoy proper South Indian cuisine. Highly recommended.