MoMos - (Near , london)

Jarrishan Rajendran A table for two arrived at 5:30 on Thursday and we only waited about 20 minutes. The restaurant was packed inside but organised. We ordered the steak rare, which was cooked to a perfect Basc medium rare. The fries were delicious and the sauce was spot on. I also highly recommend the rum cake for dessert. The service was fantastic and incredibly fast. The only menu item offered was steak and fries, which explains the quick turnover.

Star Nold So a standard kebab type shop.. a little snack after a drink.. Chips with garlic mayonnaise.. what was not to like.

Phillips Gem (Black diamonds) We have 2 x chicken fajita wraps, and my strange son had a baguette with sweet chilli chicken, bacon and sausage. 3 meal deals. The price is way too low, the food is out of this world, the staff are super friendly and couldnt do enough! Thank you so much.

Vijay B Sambasivam Veeraswamy is an unforgettable dining experience in London. Located on Regent Street, the restaurant has incredible history, beautiful ambiance, and a very upscale feel, all while staying warm and welcoming. I booked this place with a friend for my birthday dinner, and to my surprise they made it extra special by bringing out a birthday card along with a small cake. Such a thoughtful touch. The food was outstanding. Loved the tikka and beetroot tikka appetizers, and honestly every dish we tried was excellent. The drink selection was great as well and paired perfectly with the meal. Yes, it’s expensive, but absolutely worth it for the food, the experience, and the heritage that comes with it. Nearly 100 years of history is no small thing for a restaurant, and you really feel that legacy when you dine here. A must-visit for anyone looking for refined Indian cuisine with history and character.

Diana Middleditch Really nice place to stay. Good quality products in the bathroom, excellent shower and big towels. Coffee is good, and fresh milk and bottled water in the fridge is . a nice touch Rooms are a good size, modern and comfortable

Oliver Yung Ever so often, one craves that hearty, honest meal and for me, that’s Chaconia, a Trinidadian restaurant at the heart of Deptford. The simple and clean store front veils the rich and exciting flavours that belie. I ordered the chicken curry and rice and was persuasively nudged by a fellow diner to try the goat curry instead; fortunately, the most generous proprietress indulged my gustatory fancies and offered me a small side of that. It was a plate of absolute joy - both curries had distinct flavours and the meats were perfectly stewed, retaining their structure while being succulent to the bite. The rice was well flavoured and was the perfect accompaniment to those rich curries. At £5, this was an absolute steal. I’ll be back.