Amber Leaf London Restaurant - (Near Tower Hamlets, london)

Esme Cargill Myself and my partner had our engagement party here in the garden area. The team at Piazza were fantastic and took care of everyone. They let us decorate the space with bunting and photographs, helped us choose a delicious menu for our guests that would cater to all and even surprised us with a congratulatory card. We had the most wonderful time with our friends and family and couldn’t have been happier with where we chose to have it. Thanks again to Jacob and the team- you guys are the best!

Atikah Amalina Such a stunning place with great vibes. Stumbled upon this while walking around d the area, and had a sit down working on my laptop while waiting for a friend. Great wifi. Shoutout to Michaela, the barista, for being so warm and making a great cup of flat white,

George R The servers are incredibly polite and pleasant. The food was delicious, genuinely amazing with huge portions sizes and pita with tips on the house. Genuinely one dish could feed two people, and they let you take it home for free. Its not the cheapest Turkish restaurant Ive been to, nor the most expensive. Value for food is however really quite good. The food did come out lukewarm (which I actually prefer) but I understand some dont so bring this up regardless. The atmosphere is lovely, nice Turkish music in the background and an oriental vibe.

Dee Mills Very cool spot, loved the outside tables and general vibe. Super friendly staff that are welcoming and attentive. The sandwiches were absolutely bangin - the ragu was like the most delicious traditional italian pizza in a fresh baked ciabatta. The beef shin combined with the topside was so delicious and those crispy potatioes were heavenly. Waited about 2 years to visit, well worth that wait, but also wish Id gone sooner, way sooner, multiple times. Go and enjoy the delights, you wont be disappointed.

Charlene Anne My son and I visited the farm and then stopped over for lunch after an afternoon in the rain.One couldnt imagine this obscure spot in the heart of London. For lunch we had pumpkin soup and for pudding, caramalised apple cake. The business is family run and the staff are friendly, attentive and helped with a phone charger when my battery was running out. It was busy but not so much as to put you off. The restaurant has plenty of character - walls are adorned with used pans as decor, and evocative art. The music complemented the calm atmosphere. We also bought the bread, which one of the members of the staff told us was a family recipe which was passed down for generations.