Rushmoor Grill - (Near , london)

Ezri Shave-Wall Such a cute little business, staff are just so lovely. Food is always amazing and personally I am always getting their amazing milkshakes. I went their recently and got a free milkshake as the lady was going to just throw away the rest! Sometimes service can be slow but that’s just down to them being a small business and it’s no bother to me:)

Roxie Excellent food and coffee, with friendly staff and great service, would definitely recommend trying this little cafe out.

Marguerite Mosafi Wow! This is the best pizza we’ve had! We are now loyal Yard Sale convert .. counting down till the next one. Also popped in and the team are lovely!

Anais Willequet The food and the service were absolutely fantastic and Cilantro is easily the best Indian restaurant we have ever been to/the best Indian food we have ever had. The curry sauces are rich, full of flavour, perfectly seasoned and not oily. We had the Prawn Curry and the Butter Chicken Curry. The prawns and the chicken were cooked to perfection, and the portions were very generous. The naans are fluffy and the Heritage tomato salad was the perfect side dish to add some freshness to the meal. I cannot recommend this restaurant enough! The portions are generous, and the staff are welcoming and friendly. We will be back!!!

Carey Bennett We got here on Sunday just after the kitchen had closed. The staff were so friendly and the chief was very friendly, he came out with leftover roast potatoes and gravy for people and gave our dog some meat. The food served looks delicious and good size portions. It’s Lovely place to sit outside on a hot day with a choice of sun or shade and plenty of water bowls for dogs. Bar staff were friendly and we sat outside side with a couple Of drinks. Nice size car park right next to some lovely walks.

Deus_Code Where do we even start? It is the most important landmark in central London. It calls to me like a sirens song across Victoria. I hand over £5 for the Mr tandoor box and it feels like I’ve committed a robbery. The chicken? Consistently perfect, soft and tender like a mother’s kiss. The peri salted fries? They should be regulated as a class A substance. They’re ‘basic’ in the same way the sun is ‘basic’: essential for life and glowing with power. But when combined with their signature sauces, it transcends simply ‘chicken and chips’ and becomes a spiritual awakening of your third culinary eye. I tell you now: if I am ever on death row, do not bring me a steak. Do not bring me a lobster. Go to Victoria, find bossman, and bring me the Tandoor box. I will go out with a smile and peri-salt on my lips. While the politicians argue down the road at Westminster, bossman simply serves the people. Long live the Mr Tandoor box, a king’s feast for a pauper’s coin.