Polentina - (Near Tower Hamlets, london)

Tajul Islam Authentic food, wonderfully tasting, with the usual massive Turkish style portions. Id recommend the platter as it comes with an array of meat products to try. The only thing I didnt like - and its the only thing I personally dont like no matter where I go - is the kaburga i.e. the ribs. I am just not a fan of Turkish style ribs so I wont be unfair and say it loses a star for that. However, great place: cant believe Ive never bothered to ever to try it despite walking past it countless times. Would I go again? Well lets just say, at the time of writing this, my stomach is grumbling just thinking about their food. Maşa Allah to everyone there.

Lofty Virtues The Munch Plug is the kind of hidden gem that instantly captivates with its unpretentious vibe and indulgent comfort food. The menu is a curated mix of street food classics with a modern twist, each item designed to satisfy cravings at any hour. Food: The highlight of my visit was the Munch Burger, a massive stack of juicy beef, cheese, crispy bacon, and tangy sauce, all sandwiched between perfectly toasted brioche buns. The flavors were well-balanced, with the savory notes of the meat complemented by the slight sweetness of the bun. Every bite was a flavor bomb, but what really stood out was how fresh everything tasted. The loaded fries were another standout — piled high with gooey cheese, jalapeños, and a generous drizzle of spicy mayo. These were not your average fries; they were indulgent, but not overwhelming, offering a perfect crunch to gooey ratio. For a lighter option, I tried the Chicken Caesar Wrap. The chicken was tender, well-seasoned, and the Caesar dressing added just enough tang to make each bite interesting. Ambiance: The vibe at The Munch Plug is casual, with a dash of urban cool. It’s the type of place you’d hit up for a late-night meal or a laid-back dinner with friends. The space is small, but cozy, with hip-hop tracks playing softly in the background and graffiti-inspired decor that adds a street-style charm to the environment. Service: Service was quick and friendly, with the staff clearly passionate about the food they serve. Despite the popularity of the place, orders were prepared promptly, and the staff were more than happy to recommend dishes. Final Thoughts: The Munch Plug is a must-visit for anyone looking to indulge in delicious, no-frills comfort food. With generous portions, bold flavors, and a relaxed atmosphere, it’s easy to see why it has become a local favorite. Whether you’re grabbing a quick bite or feasting with friends, The Munch Plug delivers every time. Highly recommend if youre a fan of comfort food done right! Rating: 9/10

Daniel Sofi The best cafe around, one of the last great traditional cafes. Everyone has had enough of all this lardy dardy BS, BRING BACK THE CAFE!! This place is a diamond in the rough, a true gem find. Legendary cafe in blackheath, flawless service and wicked food!!!

Bigman Mo Delivered to my door! Amazing food!

Rahima Begum Food was nice but we ordered the chicken munch box and they didnt even give us the chicken donner portion so that was very disappointing, just had a small portion mixed in compared to the lamb munch box. I dont understand how you can forget a big component of the meal.

Jan Hlavička A delightful venue nestled along the river Lea. We visited on a Friday at around 5pm and were pleasantly surprised to find ample seating still available. The atmosphere is effortlessly laid back, with generous space that accommodates spontaneous visits, though I would still advise arriving early to secure a spot. The drinks selection is impressively broad, catering to all tastes with a diverse array of beers and well balanced cocktails. Our food arrived promptly and each dish was executed with care and confidence. A small but important note: be sure to take your table number when ordering at the bar to avoid any unnecessary back and forth. I look forward to returning.