Cappadocia Cafe & Bistro - (Near Camden, london)

Emily Weiner Great spot for breakfast or brunch just a short walk from the underground station and British Museum! The atmosphere is lovely and we enjoyed our brunch - highly recommend the lamb kafta with a fried egg. My mom was very excited to find a filtered coffee.

Bishow Sundar Sejuwal The food was nice. I ordered medium chicken bowl. The portioning was nice. The service was top notch. Bravo to the team present there. Surya, pramila and sanjeevan.Would love to visit again.

Lara M This place is absolutely beautiful, I recommend those who live in London and tourists to find this gem of a pizza place. Not ONLY do they do an amazing pizza, but their desserts (especially the homemade tiramisu). The servers I had the pleaser of being a customer of, amelia and eaindray, took exceptional care of me. I’ve never felt so seen and valued in a restaraunt. I got my pizza quickly, in the photo it’s in a takeaway box but only because I requested that.. however that didn’t take away from my heartwarming, wholesome experience. I love every single thing about this place, the people it attracts, the workers and the ambiance. I’d reccomend this over and over again. I love you pizza Sophia.. and I love the way you treated me. I will be back ❤️

Q J. There are three stalls here, two of them do Malaysian food, one does kebab. We ordered food from the Malaysian kitchens. In my opinion, they are very authentic. I would recommend the laksa, redang beef rice, deep fried chicken wings, and the desserts.

Mengbing Xi Love it! My Sicilian friend confirmed their authenticity, and the portion is big enough to feed you. The grilled stuffed squid is very delicious, and the spicy crabmeat pasta is truly hot! The traditional lemon cake is great too. I will come back to taste different dishes next time.

Michael Lehrman This is the second Tas Turkish Ive been to and I wish they had one in nyc because the food here is so much better, to me, than at the Turkish restaurants I frequent in New York. The set menu is the deal of the century with a glass of wine, two starters and a main for 37 pounds. The tabouleh and baba ganoush are outstanding and I cant resist the vegetable stew with cous cous. Charming service as well.