Istanbul Restaurant Finchley - (Near , london)

Cameron Rose I took my girlfriend to this restaurant for her 21st birthday and I couldn’t have been happier with everything. The food was amazing, the atmosphere was really nice, but the service was the highlight. Our waitress grace went above and beyond, serving us a glass of Prosecco to start as a gift from the house. She checked on us often to make sure everything was perfect and even thew in a shot of limoncello to top it off. Not to mention setting up the birthday cake I had brought with the candles and birthday banner I put in the bag. I could not recommend this place any higher. If you want good food with attentive service, this place is for you

William G Serves coffee and cakes but there is also a bar. Minimal wait to be served with indoor and outdoor seating. Access to the crazy golf and arcade area from that outside seating makes it relaxing for the adults and fun for that children.

John Mylan Absolutely amazing food, the desert I had (whimsical wonder) was amazing, perfectly balanced. The server we had was lovely although I couldnt quite understand him. The atmosphere was let down slightly by the bars music and guests sound across the lobby and the lack of people eating giving it a errey feel. I will warn you that the grill mains dont come with anything substantial (just a mushroom and some tomatoes) so you have to order a side if you want carbs. Also I suspect the other 1 star reviews are from the main restaurant which looked mediocre, with the breakfast being okay. Definitely not worth the price for breakfast in the hotel. Aroma however is one hundred percent worth the cost. I doubt Ill have a better meal this year.

Nick Idelson Very friendly service at Vegan Food Market in Chiswick today, plenty of gluten free options ! We had the pumpkin and mushroom crespelle and the trifle in a jar, both delicious, good value and satisfying sizes.

Mohammed Chowdury Visited Chai Spot in Acton regularly, and it’s genuinely one of the more popular local chai cafés in the area. To my knowledge it’s not a chain, which gives it a more independent feel compared to larger branded chai spots. The space has a modern, stylish, trendy design and the menu is updated seasonally, which keeps things fresh. It’s clearly a favourite with locals and often gets busy, particularly with professionals and students working on laptops. On a few occasions I’ve been asked to make space when seated alone at a larger table, which felt reasonable given how popular it is. There are plug sockets available, which is helpful for working, though they’re positioned quite low and can be a bit awkward to access. More conveniently placed sockets would improve the experience, especially given how many people use the space to work. The ambience is great, with good music choices enough that I’ve Shazamed a few tracks. Staff are friendly and welcoming and there’s a relaxed, community feel. The food menu is decent with reasonable pricing compared to similar cafés, and the place is halal certified. Customer toilets are available, accessible and clean. There’s also outdoor seating, they occasionally have board games like Connect 4, which adds a nice touch, although these aren’t always available. The only reason for the 3-star rating is the current Food Standards Agency (FSA) hygiene rating of 1, which may come as a surprise based on the customer-facing experience. Hopefully this is an area being actively addressed ahead of future inspections, as everything else from atmosphere and staff to food and design is firmly on the plus side to a potential 5 star. Overall, a good local chai spot in Acton with a strong following and great vibe, held back solely by hygiene concerns at the time of review.

Elena Destro My son and I love this place; it feels both lively and relaxed. The service is great, quick with the waitresses being really kind, and the food is simple but top, especially considering theres so much choice! We decided to get back at least every other weekend for a regular Saturday/Sunday effortless lunch.