Tired of the loosely French inspired humdrum of restaurants popping up across the city of London? Do you like holidays? Do you like cold drinks and warm service? If you've answered yes to one or more of these then perhaps Tollington's can refresh both your pallet and your mind. The idea came from a mirror in an antiques market and a love for a more informal approach to dining, the result is a chippy in North London with old church pews bolted to the walls to be leaned on and eaten from. The focus is on fish but the menu transcends fish, mammals and vegetables, leaving no stone unturned in the never ending quest for flavour. Split between two rooms, the front the engine, the kitchen and bar shared by customers as they perch on bar stools and enjoy dinner and a show. The back, bookable room is lower, lower lighting, lower seating, perhaps a slight calm compared to the front room, here works of art from friends of the restaurant adorn the walls and floors.Book now to reach Nirvana.
Every kitchen has a story. Mayhill's of Cockfosters doesn’t have a story, it is the epitome of the story. It is the odyssey of mouth-watering flavours… The wonderland for little shivers of pleasure in every plate… The sensational expedition in pursuit of peerless taste. And this kitchen’s story is here to surprise you with its happy endings over and over again.Never mind those who say “Every story has two sides”. Our kitchen’s story has dozens of that: A great start with appetizers, a relishing body with the main dishes and a phenomenal ending led by our extraordinary desserts all with locally-sourced ingredients from the very best UK suppliers. The more we tell this story, the more you’d like to read.
A contemporary British pub with an astonishing dining room. St Johns serves well sourced, seasonal British food along with classic European regional dishes. We source our produce from British farms and sustainable sources, and everything is made on the premises. Service is relaxed but efficient and the ambience is one of ease and conviviality.
NOYA - のや Written meaning ‘field’ and ‘arrow’This is a fictional story imagined by a fantastical myth about a geisha samurai named Noya.During the ancient days of Japan, a woman named Noya lived. Born with supernatural powers, she was entrusted with protecting the social and culinary secrets of her mythical people, the Kumaso. Born with the heart of a warrior Noya was named and taught to master the way of the arrow by Japan’s first samurai, Taira no Masakado. Her mystic artistry made her a formidable adversary to those who sought to uncover the gastronomical arts and secrets of the Kumaso people.Gifted with the power of immortality, Noya has battled throughout the centuries and travelled far and wide to protect the delectable secrets that she holds dear. Here all are welcome to discover the culinary and social artistry that is now shared with all who desire to dine with Noya at Noya.
Welcome to The Prince N22. We look forward to your visit! Please note all tables are booked for 3 hours, (2hrs on Sunday), if you require longer just let us know
Healthy, free range, organic and delicious pan Asian cuisine, made to order in a Vietnamese shop house style venue, with a little deco appeal thrown in. Ambience is buzzy, busy full for fun, families, friends and singles. Share small dishes like duck rolls, super popular shichimi squid or dive in to large plate of signature miso salmon, beef rendang or sublime tofu salad with peanut sauce - all equally divine - perhaps lose yourself in a cocktail.The staff love what they do, so sit back, it"s all about you! whetstone@tootoomoo.com
Email us for reservations up to 4 guests. Kindly make us aware of any children in the reservation. Please follow and respect Government Covid - 19 guidelines.Jan and Fabio opened the doors of The Banc in 2011 – reclaiming it’s status on West Green Road and renovating it with love and care to add some much needed pizazz to the area.The Mediterranean style restaurant has lots of twists, from burgers to farmed fishes. This was a labour of love for our young men, two local boys who went to the local comp and decided to give something back to their community.They pride themselves on the fabulous fresh cooked food and they serve a legendary Tomahawk Steak (try it – it’s out of this world). Visit us at TheBanc, you’ll be bowled over by their hospitality – the duo are renowned for their service with a smile. Dont believe us? Please read reviews on tripadvisor, opentable, google and Facebook.The Banc is back after an extensive renovation, we look forward to welcoming you.
Le St. John est la maison d'origine de Fergus Henderson, auteur de «Tout manger, du museau à la queue ". Il a ouvert ses portes en 1994 dans un ancien fumoir, à l'angle de Smithfield Market.
En célébrant les meilleurs produits britanniques du pays et en tirant le meilleur parti des meilleurs produits de saison, tout en maîtrisant les techniques de cuisson, le St. John est devenu l'un des 50 meilleurs restaurants au monde et a reçu sa première étoile Michelin en 2009.
Tout manger du museau à la queue signifie que, le cas échéant, toutes les parties de l'animal doivent être utilisées dans la cuisine. Ainsi aux côtés d'un rôti de boeuf et d'une limande sole, vous seront aussi proposés de la rate de porc, des rognons et du cœur de bœuf, du foie et des tripes ainsi qu'une salade de persil et d'os à moelle, véritable plat signature.
Bien que souvent déconseillé aux végétariens, ce restaurant saura leur préparer des plats adaptés à base de bons produits, avec le même soin que celui apporté à la viande, au poisson, aux volailles et aux desserts.
