Cottons - (Near Lambeth, london)

Raina Barrow Lovely place, was quite quiet when we went but it is newly opened. The atmosphere was still good. Amazing service and great food. We will definitely come back - and recommend you give it a go too if you’re local and haven’t been yet! We ordered the 50 piece sushi platter, tempura prawns, calamari, aubergine and the Yum Neau salad to share. There was only three of us so we had to take some home!

Bhekani D Maseko Absolutely tasty African cuisine. I really enjoyed the food I got from Afro Cabbana - the pap was particularly well made. I recommend this eatery unreservedly.

C-Reviews Pub is bright and light yet still feels traditional. I loved the Sunday menu, so many different and unique options on one sheet without flicking through a long menu. There was a dish to please everyone without any dish being boring, which is quite hard to achieved. Food was a 4/5, with some dishes slightly missing the mark - but overall, I’d love to return. The orange rosé was amazing - a must try drink! Lovely Sunday lunch experience, thank you!

Hazi Mistry First discovered Ethiopian food on a trip to Glasgow and loved it and found this resteraunt near my sons place in Clapham. Food did not disappoint, we had a sharing platter for 3 and drinks ( we dont drink much) came to £60. The food was amazing ( see picture) the fermented bread has a tangy taste (sourdough) and the platter came with a chicken and lamb dish complimented by lentil dishes...all excellent. They have Guiness on draught and also sell an Ethiopian beer which was a nice tipple. Great experience overall but would say the place is looking a little tired and could do with a refurb.

edmund price My first taste of west African food, the jollof was very nice, but personally I wish that it would be served with a separate side of yoghurt to balance out the spiciness. The spice was a bit of a surprise to me. Atmosphere was wonderful, reminds me of a pannier market sort of atmosphere, even struck up conversations with complete strangers, that was nice. For London it is cheap, about 14 quid a meal. Though that being said, in other parts of the UK you could get a good Sunday roast for £14, is it equal to me to a roast dinner? no, but I imagine that many west Africans in London could enjoy this taste of home made for them, without the effort I imagine it takes to do yourself. I suppose its worth trying at least once, because like me in my situation visiting the city from a rural backwater, it is worth seeing what the world has to offer

Hattie Sharman Lovely little spot! The sandwiches & coffee were delicious - the bread used is amazing!