Blue Oceans - (Near Barnet, london)

Ejder Raif A very friendly place with great food at good prices. Dont hesitate to pop in if you are feeling hungry. Remember, miss it, miss out! Thanks to all the staff for everything. You always do a wonderful job. Well done!

George G This is a great place if you’re looking for somewhere that has a bit of everything. They offer excellent coffee, as well as non-coffee options like iced matcha and fresh teas. There are also cocktails, winter warmers like mulled wine, and homemade drinks such as house lemonade or fresh orange juice. They also serve wines and beers. You can enjoy breakfast or lunch from their eat-in menu, or grab counter treats to have with a drink, like a house-made cinnamon bun, Guinness cake, or warm banana bread. It’s a pretty busy place, with funky music turned up for a lively, buzzing vibe. There’s also an outdoor area, perfect for warm weather, and toilets are available. The café is within walking distance of Finsbury Park station. When I visited, I was served straight away, though I’ve passed by on a Saturday when the queues can be long.

Kibrom T When seeking an Ethiopian restaurant in the Finsbury area of London, I highly recommend considering Kera. The staff members are courteous and attentive, and the quality of the food is exceptional. I am confident that Kera would provide a pleasant dining experience.

Anthony Manmohan Spacious friendly place where you can get Ethiopian food, breakfast, lunch and dinner last order at 9pm. Very clean and welcoming. Large selection of bottled beer.

Utku Er Awesome pub! Music every night. Great music room! Huge garden even in winter. Good selection of drinks. Clean toilets. What else would you want.

Kwok Lau Stepping into Signature Indian on Mount Ephraim in Tunbridge Wells feels like crossing a threshold into the vibrant culinary landscape of South India. While the local area boasts many excellent curry houses, Signature Indian distinguishes itself by offering a menu deeply rooted in the traditions of the Southern states, and in doing so, delivers a truly unique and exceptional dining experience. The service is attentive and clearly knowledgeable, making great recommendations for those unfamiliar with true South Indian specialities. However, the real stars of the show are undoubtedly the dosas. If you visit Signature Indian and dont order a dosa, you are missing out on their true signature dish. These vast, delicate crepes, made from fermented rice and lentil batter, arrive at the table as impressive, golden-brown scrolls that practically demand attention. I opted for the classic Masala Dosa, and it was perfection—crisp and wafer-thin on the outside, light and slightly spongy towards the centre, and filled with a perfectly seasoned, fluffy potato mash. The accompanying sides—the warm, savoury sambar and the trio of freshly made, intensely flavoured chutneys (especially the sharp coconut chutney)—elevated the dish from a simple pancake to a complex, satisfying meal. Beyond the dosas, the rest of the menu maintains the same standard, focusing on freshness and aromatic spices over heavy cream or oil. The curries offer a fantastic depth of flavour and a pleasant heat that never overwhelms. Whether youre a connoisseur of regional Indian cuisine or simply looking for an Indian meal that breaks the mold of standard high street fare, Signature Indian is a mandatory visit. Its a genuine culinary treasure that brings the authentic taste of South India to the heart of Kent.