Another must do in London. Panoramic views from the sky. The booking and other arrangements can be done via the website and it's quite smooth overall. The views from up top are stunning! Thames river, London bridge, tower bridge and Many of the legendary buildings can be seen. The design of the eye itself is pretty cool :) I'd strongly recommend this :)

I had an absolutely fantastic experience on the London Eye during my husband's birthday weekend! We decided to purchase tickets in advance using discount vouchers we found online, which turned out to be a great idea. Even though it was a busy day, our early arrival—30 minutes before our scheduled slot—ensured that we didn't face any waiting time. Staff was very friendly and cooperative. The entire family had an amazing time, and we got the chance to experience not just one, but two incredible performances, one was magic show and the other one was music show. The restroom was clean, though it's worth mentioning that there is a fee for using them. The weather was perfect, allowing us to spend a delightful 4 to 5 hours enjoying the stunning views and vibrant atmosphere. For those planning to visit with kids, I recommend bringing along some snacks and water to keep everyone energized. All in all, it was an unforgettable day.

The London Eye is an iconic modern marvel that offers a unique perspective of the city's skyline. Situated on the banks of the River Thames, this giant observation wheel is a must-visit attraction for anyone exploring London. The experience of riding the London Eye is nothing short of breathtaking. As you ascend slowly in one of the spacious glass capsules, you're treated to panoramic views of London's most famous landmarks, including Big Ben, the Shard, and St. Paul's Cathedral. The slow rotation ensures you have ample time to take in the sights, and the bird's-eye view of the bustling city below is both mesmerizing and tranquil. The staff is friendly and knowledgeable, providing interesting insights into the history and geography of London throughout the journey. Whether you visit during the day to enjoy the city bathed in sunlight or at night when it's illuminated by thousands of lights, the view is equally enchanting. While the ticket prices may seem a bit steep, the London Eye delivers an unforgettable experience that's well worth the cost. It's an excellent way to gain a new perspective on London and create lasting memories. Whether you're a tourist or a local, a ride on the London Eye is an essential part of your London adventure.

Fantastic staff and attraction. Very convenient location and easy access. This is a very busy area, but it is well signed and easy to navigate. There are many services on site and you can enjoy the surroundings before and after the ride. The ride itself is fantastic and offers wonderful views of London - especially if you are a picture taker. The pricing is reasonable and you can also bundle with other attractions. We did find this a bit confusing, until we were helped by a friendly staff member. Well worth the time and cost. Amazing views of London especially the views from the top! Completely enjoyed the flight

It's London's must do tourist attraction. You can see for miles around and have a great view onto the Thames and houses of Parliament. It's always busy, so it always has a queue of tourists waiting to get on, but the queue is well managed and keeps moving all the time, as the eye doesn't actually stop turning, you are skillfully managed on and off the cabin as it moves slowly along the ground section. You can take bags on, which are checked by security, and take as many photos as you like. On a clear day, you can see as far as Scotland 😉.

Repeat visit after ~6 years. This time we bought advance tickets using some discount vouchers. Experience this time was much better as I think the overall crowd was smaller (not sure why). It was still plenty busy but the staff were quite good at guiding the people and sticking to the promised time slots which made the queue go quicker. The ride itself was as wonderful as last time. Thankfully the little rain earlier had cleared off and it was pretty clear for the duration. Excellent views as expected. Overall I think its a bit steeply priced (for repeat visits) but using discount vouchers made it reasonable. Definitely a must-do for first visit and in decent weather conditions!

Great tourist attraction. I'm pleased that pods are not overloaded with people. You have space to move about and take in the different 360-degree views of the capital. We've been lucky on the occasions we've ridden the eye and gad sunny and clear days. I think nighttime would also be an amazing experience. The mechanism is slow and smooth. You hardly feel the motion as this rotates, and the inside was clean and smelt fresh. It is surprising how high you feel when you reach the top, so if you struggle with heights, there's seating in the centre of the pod if needed. This attraction is permanently busy, and rightly so. A great attraction to visit and experience in London.

The London Eye is the Most amazing experience. It is accessible within walking distance of the Tube stations and the view is absolutely INCREDIBLE! I have had the privilege of doing this outing on the London Eye a few times and each time is more amazing than the next. Don't miss out on a few hours to enjoy. The tickets are available on line and make sure to book the fast track pass. Much quicker and easier than the queue.

The view is nice, but the windows are not very clean and the reflection of the light limits the quality of the photos that can be taken. The tickets have an entry time, but the queue control is not the best and you could spend two hours in the line. If you want to queue less (20 minutes) you have to buy the ticket that costs 15 pounds more. The ride takes approximately 25 minutes.

It was an amazing experience looking the whole London city on the top of Eye 🎡 👀. You can see Big Ben, House of Parliament, Buckingham Palace, The Shard, Tower Bridge and many more. The only thing that was concerning, waiting queue was too long on the weekend especially during this summer time. I was tired standing for an hour and affected my experience to fully enjoy. Also, the position of sun 🌞 during that time ⏲️ , just between afternoon and evening facing towards me and sun rays blocking the other side to see freely. This is why I would recommend a time of early morning and the time during sunset 🌇 is even better (of course not during long summer days because of early closing time). In the end, I would love to see evening view hopefully during the next visit.

Just look at these photos; it's worth the money you pay to ride the wheel. It's breathtaking. My advice is to buy the ticket in advance and opt for fast pass. We were there last Christmas, and it took us less than 5 minutes to get on. It costs a bit more, but it's worth every euro you spend. It's essential to go on it if you're in London.

Excellent experience. Beautiful place outside and inside. Many interesting collections. Enough to do here for a whole day.. Download the app and you have your personal audio guide for all the exhibits throughout the museum. Food and drink is sold on site, and a nice gift shop to get yourself a memoir.

Some of the most precious objects in the world gathered in one place for the pleasure of the public. An incredible archive of human history, a life affirming glimpse into the past and an outstanding reminder of the depth of man's ingenuity. Don't miss it. If your time is limited, plan ahead. Identify the objects or exhibits you want to see. A week wouldn't be long enough, to take the time, to appreciate every incredible treasure there is to see.

Amazing experience and all for free! The history of the museum and its additions is a story within itself. The Egyptian section really tapped into imagining what life was like for them. The original museum building being staged how it was originally designed to be used was an insight into society and their interpretation of other cultures at that time. Absolutely fantastic and a Covid safe place to visit. It's hard to describe all the magnificent collections, you'll need to visit yourself 🙂

I keep coming back here as it is such a wonderful museum. There is so much to see and you could spend an entire day exploring. It's an absolute labyrinth so a map is advisable. It was a hot day and the museum was quite warm so dress accordingly. There are some temperature controlled areas and seating throughout, should you need a rest or cool off

Our third museum visit on the same day. This was always our go to museum on past visits to London. There is so much to learn and rediscover here, and we love the Assyrian and Egyptian exhibits. Also, the huge covered roof creates such a wonderful place, with the two cafe dining areas bookending the souvenir store. The reading room upstairs is also a must visit. Entrance is free but you need to book your date and time online in advance.

The British Museum houses an extensive and diverse collection of history, culture, and art around the world. The exhibits are well-organized and provide insightful context. We spent about 4h walking around and absorbing history. You can definitely spend more time because it's huge and requires a lot of walking. Entry to the museum is free! Would recommend doing homework on what you'd like to see the most and plan your route before your visit. We took a map and clearly indicated "must see" which made it easier to navigate. Overall, it's a must-visit destination. Highly recommended!

Great day out, lots of history and beautiful views of the castle and Tower Bridge and a nice cafe inside. You can follow a guided tour or purchase an audio guide, though neither is particularly needed as there is plenty of information displayed in all parts of the castle. Not really suitable for buggies or wheelchairs as there is lots of stair climbing involved.

Admission was a little steep but totally worth it. We paid under £30 per person, but it varies by date and what website you purchase through. We bought tickets in person and not in advance. As soon as we walked in there was a beefeater starting a complimentary tour. He was very funny and informative, and explain the history of the castle and the surrounding areas with a lot of detail given to the history of executions here. There is also an audio tour available at an additional cost. We left his tour to go explore by ourselves and we saw the king's Chambers which were fascinating and included a marker in the chapel where King Henry VI was assassinated. Awesome. There were active guards marching around who still live inside the castle. Actors were doing a play in the courtyard by the White Tower. There were plenty of bathrooms and a couple of cool gift shops. You could easily spend three or more hours here. As with most attractions in the city, parking could be a problem but we did not have a car.

Amazing! The Beefeater was just brilliant. Everything about this place was perfect. Amazing day out with tons of history and stories. All ages will enjoy this place. I was on a company excursion, so I can’t tell you about waiting times etc.

It was a wonderful experience and a great place to visit. The history of the place is amazing. It is advisable to take the guided tour as the guide really knows his stuff and gives you some great insights into the history of the place and also gives good advice on what to visit next as the place is a really big place. You really need at least 4 to 5 hours to see the place properly and to learn about the history of the place and to take some lovely pictures. Well worth a visit.

A very interesting place to visit. the place is steeped in history. We all read about it in textbooks and saw it in movies. Incredible feeling. The treasure chest is simply amazing. Crown of the Queen! Cool! Very cool staff. And these crows)))) I recommend without hesitation! Use the audio guide.

A must see for any London travelers interested in its rich history. Enjoy this amazing castle and all of its nooks of deep history. There are a lot of steps so keep this in mind. It's easy to get tickets and although there are a lot of people, it's easy to navigate throughout. Tons of amazing photo opportunities. Have fun!

This is a beautiful site to see. This is where the Crown Jewels are held and was a big fortress!! I mostly came here just to see the Crown Jewels, even though some of them were out due to the Coronation of Charles III, but this place was an amazing place to visit. But this use to be, and still is, a military fortress. A little fun fact, during WWI, the Tower of London did military training, even though it was still open to the public visiting the place. I just find that extremely interesting. The Tower of London is one staple of London history, British history, and Royal history. The The Royal Family has their Crowned Jewels here where you can see them on display. Dating back to 1066, but made famous by William I (William the Conqueror) when he moved here in 1078. Kings William I (William the Conqueror), King Henry III, and King Richard I were living here at one point all adding to the historical site. The Tower of London has been a fortress for the majority of its time, but I found interesting is that it was used as a prison until WWII, with soldiers training here with the prisoners on a different side of the site. You can go see the Crowned Jewels here, which were amazing to see (there's no photography while seeing the Crowned Jewels). I truly enjoy walking the grounds here and seeing some of the Crowned Jewels the British Royal Family has to offer.

One of the main tourist attractions. We were here on a weekday in September. Although it was quite busy, there were no queues and it didn’t feel crowded. Extensive collection of weapons and armor, and interesting history of the place. The animal statues made of wire are awesome!

Amazing place to visit! We had recently come from Ireland and to hear the different pieces of British and Irish history intertwine was really neat! I highly recommend paying the extra bit for the audio tour once you get inside. It helps give you a little bit extra that you can’t get from just reading all the signs. I also recommend getting there before noon so you have enough time to see everything!

It is a very cool experience. You get to step back in time, seeing things from a long time ago. There is a lot of history and information to read and take in, so many cool things. I would recommend buying tickets in advance for 9am. I was dropped off at about 8:05 and was able to get some good pictures of the exterior of the Tower of London and the Tower Bridge. There are a few coffee shops around, so you can grab some coffee before the line opens. I got in line at about 8:30 and was towards the front. I would recommend going to the Crown Jewels first as you will have a bit of space before the crowds decend on the attraction and there is a long wait. Even if you have a voucher for a guide book, I would get it after. If you have a voucher for a guide book, the place is on the right hand side of the building, the audio guides are on the left. So, if there is a huge line on the left, don't worry, you can slip in and get the book. The books are in several languages, and there is a option for the kids book.

Hadn't been in around 20 years, was pleasantly surprised that there were many activities for both children and adults. The crown jewels exhibition is better than I remembered. Would recommend spending around 4h here in total.

If you visit London, you cannot say that you have been there if you have not visited the Tower of London. This is a wonderful fortress close of the Thames River, very well conserved, and has beautiful inner views. It is highly recommended to buy the tickets online because there are long lines of people waiting to buy tickets. I loved the place and highly recommend it.

It always takes my breath away. I love to go in and find my favourite paintings even if I have only got 45 minutes! The joy that this treasured building is free to enter makes it possible to do this - and makes me so proud. I used to go straight for the museums…. Till the first time I went in! I was stunned by the depth of Turner’s paintings and the sheer size of some….. and the way they glow. Pictures cannot do it justice. Always try and make time for the gift shop. Look up at the ceilings…. Look down at the floors. Magnificent.

So huge, and wonderfully designed. The most famous pieces are scattered around which I think works well for the museum, as in places like the Louvre there isn't much done to prevent bottlenecking, whilst here I was able to see well known paintings easily without overcrowding, so I was able to enjoy them too! The spaces are very light and open. The exhibition on St Francis was very interesting, too. Like many museums in the UK the admission is free, and it would certainly be worth a visit even if it wasn't!

One of the best galleries in London with loads and loads of art works. You can spend a whole day there because there is that much to see. Make sure to take a note of the must see ones before you visit so that you don't miss out on them.

One of the best art museums located in the heart of London at the famous Trafalgar square. You have to book tickets in advance online, however, entry is totally free and in case of non rush hours they do not even check your tickets which mean you don't have to stand in queue as well. In addition to the portraits and the paintings the architecture of the gallery from the inside is really wonderful. Recommended for a long visit for art lovers but even if you are not an art lover - still recommended for a quick visit if you're in Trafalgar Square.

This art museum is beautiful, the building and the paintings are great. The gallery is free to visit! They could easily charge £1 or £2 per person entrance fee for maintaining this property and it’s collections. Anyway, thanks to the British government for being so generous! I would surly recommend this place for any art lovers.

The National Gallery in London is huge, has extraordinary priceless paintings, ample seating, lovely architecture and admission is free to everyone. Of course, it merits 5 stars. Bathrooms close around 20 minutes to closing, so time wisely. I had taken a bus to Leicester Square, but it is easier to go to Trafalgar Square to locate the museum.

Incredible experience at national gallery!! Great paintings, really well maintained galleries, very clean and a lot of benches to rest and enjoy the paintings further. The gallery is vast and there's always so much to learn about the portraits themselves and even the little shop has a choice selection of good stuff often at decent prices.

A great place to visit especially for those who is into art. The national gallery is such a beautiful building and can be visited for free. It is completely accessible with lifts for anyone who needs it, including prams. Some exhibits can cost money to visit and you should check before you go in case you would like to pay to see something extra.

We were at the Gallery on a weekday (Monday). We couldn't buy a ticket in advance as there were no free slots. We stood in a queue, but it took no more than 10 minutes. The expositions in the gallery are divided into sectors, very convenient navigation. I recommend a visit. Also, I recommend visiting the room with the work of Leonardo Davinci. The hall opens after 11:00 as the painting is very sensitive to light. Photo attached)

i love it! one of the best displays i’ve ever seen. mainly because the description given are not just pure facts with painter name, but a clear outline of the paint work + storyline to explain the painting. it gives life to the work done. also, some of the paintings are quite thought provoking!

What's not to like? A superb collection of some of the finest paintings in the world. I used to wander to the gallery when I was younger and ga\e in awe at the incredible skill and artistry of the painters. I hadn't been back for so many years that I had forgotten just how great this gallery is. I cannot recommend it enough.

Firstly, although the staff were great at sorting me out when I didn't have a paper ticket and just one on my phone, it is not good that paper tickets are needed (and they printed mine out). In today's age and ecological crisis, paper should not be needed. They need to sort that. There is no wheelchair access that I could see. Lots of stairs both up and down so be aware! There's also not a huge amount to see in the towers themselves. Considering this is not a free attraction, I would expect more. Having said that, DO go to the engine rooms. That was excellent and informative. Well worth the trip. Overall, just about worth it for the price. Don't make it your big trip of the day though. It's fun but short.

“Visiting Tower Bridge in London was an absolute delight! From the moment I set foot on this iconic landmark, I was captivated by its grandeur and historical significance. The majestic structure, with its towering towers and intricate Victorian architecture, truly exemplifies the architectural marvels of the past. As I strolled along the high-level walkways, I was treated to breathtaking panoramic views of the River Thames and the cityscape beyond. The glass floors added an exhilarating touch, allowing me to marvel at the bustling traffic passing below my feet. It was an experience that made me feel both connected to the city’s vibrant energy and humbled by its rich history. Inside the bridge’s exhibition, I was immersed in its fascinating story through interactive displays and informative exhibits. Learning about the construction and engineering feats behind Tower Bridge deepened my appreciation for this iconic landmark. The highlight, of course, was witnessing the bridge open up to let a passing ship through—an awe-inspiring moment that reminded me of its vital role in facilitating maritime trade. The staff at Tower Bridge were friendly and knowledgeable, always ready to answer questions and provide insights into its heritage. Their passion for the bridge’s legacy was evident, making the visit even more enjoyable. Overall, my visit to Tower Bridge was an unforgettable experience. It’s a must-see attraction for anyone visiting London, offering a perfect blend of history, architecture, and breathtaking views. Whether you’re a history enthusiast, an architecture lover, or simply seeking a memorable experience, Tower Bridge will undoubtedly leave a lasting impression.” I hope you find this review helpful!

It's a must visit historic place in the centre of London. Very old and Iconic place. The beauty of the bridge can be seen from long distance. I feel everyone should get a ticket and must see the engine room along with the history of the tower from day one. There is a lot of information provided at the top of the bridge. When you walk on the glass way you will definitely get goosebumps. The place is always crowded so when you visit please make sure you have done the advance tickets booking as on arrival the queue will be quite long and you will end up waiting in line for an hour or more. If you want to take more pics and make reels better come early in the morning so it will be very less crowded. When you go inside the tower at multiple places washrooms are available. In short I must visit the place.

It was a great experience to enter the Tower Bridge towers, go up and down the stairs and especially walk the two walkways above street & river level. The glass floors were really cool. They don't extend across all the way but only in the middle of both walks, and for people who don't like it there is a wooden walkway to the side so this is suitable even for the less daring. You get a great panorama from up there. The engine rooms also come with the ticket & you get to see how the bridge was operated in steam engine time.

The Tower Bridge. Now while there’s no cost to cross the bridge I would highly recommend purchasing tickets to go across up top. It’s well worth the steps. If you need to take a lift one is available but seeing the staircases, and all the factual, historical information they give you on the way up makes it all the more worth it. We bought tickets for 13.30 and arrived a bit early, and the staff didn’t mind us getting in the queue. It was a bit long but moved very quickly, again you could take the lift or the stairs we chose the stairs (we were told there’s somewhere around 260 of them). As you walk up the stairs there are posts and placards that tell you all sorts of facts regarding the material that went into the bridge and other fascinating details. The wood creaking stairs only adds to the experience. Once at the top there’s a spot to rest even before going to the upper bridges. You may think the entire upper bridge is “glass bottom” it isn’t, but each side does have a small section where if not to crowded you can even lie down and take a photo. You’ll walk all the way across one, down the other and turn around where then you can decide you next move. Once down the stairs they send you off to the Engine Room which is also included and the gift shop. This alone has been such a worth while part of our visit, I would highly recommend it.

This review is for the paid attraction to go to the top: Great view on one side. Tickets are much cheaper compared to other attractions, but that's not an excuse to throw in so many people into each batch. If the top was a bit less crowded, it would've been great.

Like many people I was also confused that this the London Bridge BUT when I visited I came to know that this is Tower Bridge. A marvel, gorgeous structure over the river Thames. The view is only good if you see it from a far distance. If the weather is good, you can walk across the bridge. There is a ticket to go up and if you are really interested to more about this deeply.

Fabulous views and reasonably priced. The mirror above the glass floor was a newer addition I hadn't seen before. Although taking the lift would have been easier we enjoyed the climbing the steps up reading facts along the way, it made the top a treat. Photos from the top came out really well 👍Small children enjoyed the engine and pump room, it is very well restored.

The beautiful tower bridge. (Tourists often confuse this to be the London bridge.) Well this is a bridge too, and check out the pictures to see how amazing it looks when a big ship passes and the bridge is open. This is one of a kind bridge. To know more about its construction do visit inside the tower bridge. It’s amazing to see vehicles crossing under you. Great tourist spot , walk the bridge to see it in detail. It’s a must do in London!

It’s a very nice touristic place.. there are restaurants near by where you can also enjoy the view.. we took a walk on the bridge. If you want to walk on the top where there see through glass there is a payment of either 13 or 20 pounds but the tower itself is closed you can just walk along the corridor from one side to the other. Walking down though is free and it’s a must see when you visit London

This historic gem located in the heart of London is an absolute must-see. It's an iconic testament to the city's rich history, standing proudly as a symbol of its heritage. I highly recommend getting a ticket that includes a visit to the engine room and a journey through the tower's captivating history from its inception. The wealth of information provided at the top of the bridge offers a deep dive into its past, enriching your experience. Walking on the glass pathway is an unforgettable thrill, sending shivers down your spine as you take in the breathtaking views. It's important to note that this place is always bustling with visitors. To make the most of your visit, I strongly advise booking your tickets in advance. Arriving without pre-booked tickets might result in lengthy queues, which could mean waiting for an hour or even longer. For those seeking the perfect photo opportunities or aiming to capture stunning reels, consider arriving early in the morning when the crowds are thinner. Additionally, you'll find conveniently located washrooms at various spots within the tower, ensuring a comfortable visit.

HANDS DOWN the best Indian food I’ve ever had! Everything from the garlic prawns, to the chicken tikka masala to the garlic naan were out of this world and everything was reasonably priced. The service was incredible too with the entire staff being attentive. Special shout out to Chris who is personable and funny, ushering people in from outside when they pass. There are outlets available at many of the tables if you need to charge your phone.

Fantastic value and amazing food. The staff is super fun and the quality of the chicken in our dishes was top drawer. Keen to return!

I felt the food taste was average, nothing specifically was extraordinary. Dishes tasted sweet and not spicy. Everything we ordered was brought to the table together, so by the time we had pur appetizers our main course went a bit cold. Service was decent enough.

I had the pleasure of dining at a fantastic restaurant where the service was exceptional and the food was delicious. Ahmed, our server, was incredibly helpful and provided excellent recommendations from the menu. The entire staff was friendly and accommodating, making for a wonderful dining experience. Not only was the atmosphere cozy and inviting, but the menu offered a variety of affordable options that were simply divine. From start to finish, every dish was beautifully presented and bursting with flavor. I highly recommend this restaurant to anyone who appreciates great food and impeccable service. Overall, my experience was nothing short of exceptional, and I will undoubtedly be returning in the near future. Do yourself a favor and check out this gem of a restaurant - you won't regret it!

Excellent service and delicious Indian cuisine. Really like the curry fish and lamb shank!

We usually are not fans of dining at restaurants closse to transportation centers, but we were fortunate to find the Indian Lounge while in London! The menu is extensive, the food expertly prepared (moist chicken especially!) wonderful flavors and excellent-friendly service. Can't wait to return.

Fantastic Indian restaurant! Do you want great food and great service, this is the place to go! I had the Lamb Green Chili and it had the perfect about of spice and the lamb was soo tender. If you heavier eater, I would recommend to get rice and naan to go with it so you ensure that you are filled.

Absolutely amazing! We picked this place solely on Reviews and only reviews. They definitely deserve every word and compliment they have earned. The food was fantastic. The service and staff were all exceptional. We are visiting London for just a week and will definitely be returning before we leave. I have also posted a couple of photos here because a picture is worth a thousand words!

‏I recently had the pleasure of dining at Iran Restaurant, a hidden gem in London. This restaurant offers an exquisite combination of excellent service, prompt order fulfillment, and a welcoming atmosphere, making it a must-visit for anyone seeking a delightful meal in the city. ‏From the moment I entered, the staff's kind and attentive treatment made me feel right at home. Their excellent service was only matched by the speed of the orders, ensuring that I never had to wait long for my delicious meal to arrive. ‏The restaurant boasts a comfortable and stylish seating area, with well-appointed tables providing a pleasant dining experience. The atmosphere at Iran is one that invites guests to relax and enjoy their visit. ‏But the true star of the show is the food itself. The flavors at Iran Restaurant are incredibly distinctive and delicious, showcasing the best of Persian cuisine. Each dish was expertly prepared, leaving me wanting to return for more. ‏I wholeheartedly recommend Iran Restaurant to anyone who is looking for an exceptional dining experience in London. The combination of warm service, prompt orders, and unforgettable taste make it a destination you won't want to miss.

Oh my god. Is food just better in London? The food here is amazing and the service is fantastic. The owner is super nice and welcoming. I highly recommend the chicken and lamb kebab. It was so delicious and well-flavored. Probably some of the best kebabs I've ever had. And based on the other reviews, the food here is really authentic. And the portions are huge (like Texas-sized portions) so make sure to come here hungry! There are some outdoor seating options and some indoor seating as well. I'd definitely recommend trying this restaurant!

Amazing experience. Food was delicious. The staff was very friendly. We enjoyed appetizers, kebab and tea. The owner was friendly and let us know that the portions were large and we should share. He was right!

The food is fabulous, especially the sea bass. The owner was super friendly and generous. When he heard it was our first time to visit, he brought the sour cream salad and naan for free! The food portion was huge. So please must try the house tea which has very special flavor and helping digest.

First look at this place and the area, feels reserved and private. The food is super tasty, my partner and I had the Ghorme Sabzi (No.66) and Chicken Kebab Bakhtiari (No.34). Portion sizes were more than enough, the kebab tasted different to anywhere else and the stew was cooked to perfection. Very clean and super nice staff!!

Lovely authentic Iranian restaurant. The meat was well cooked and tasted really juicy. I really enjoyed it. The hummus was a little dry and lumpy and a bit of a let down. Salad was nice. Staff was good a very friendly.

After a nice walk with our dogs. We walked passed this restaurant and were very intrigued with the portion size and how delicious it looked. So we decided to give it a go. It did not disappoint. It was delicious!! The food was so flavourful. They are not stingy on the spices at all. We will bring our friends next time!

Everything was just perfect I ordered their famous Lamb shank and my husband ordered mixed grill. Food was so delicious it just melts in your mouth 🤤I forgot to take the pictures and when I was about to finish I remembered and clicked a shot. The owner was very welcoming and a polish guy served us who was very kind and professional. I will definitely recommend it. Authentic Iranian food. Well done team Iran restaurant💞👌

I recently visited an Iranian restaurant in London and my experience was extremely disappointing. The prices on the menu were exorbitant, far exceeding the quality and cleanliness of the dishes served. Speaking of cleanliness, I was appalled to find the dishes were dirty, which is completely unacceptable for any establishment, let alone a restaurant with such high prices. Furthermore, the owner's attitude was rude and unwelcoming. It's disheartening to encounter such greed and lack of respect for customers. The combination of inflated prices, dirty dishes, and a discourteous owner made my visit an unpleasant one. I strongly advise potential customers to reconsider dining at this restaurant. There are plenty of other wonderful options in London that offer delicious food, reasonable prices, and excellent service. Save yourself the disappointment and find an alternative. This establishment does not deserve your patronage. Feel free to modify this review based on your personal experience and feelings. It's important to provide an honest and detailed account of your visit to help others make informed choices...

Very nice restaurant. Host cum waiter was specially very nice and sweet. Suggested the best dishes. Grilled fish, both sea bream and sea bass were extraordinary. So was the fried cheese. Moussaka was ordinary with loads of cheese and potatoes. We would have preferred more of minced meat and aubergines. The interior decorations were very nice.

Shared the mixed meze with my friend during St. Patrick's Day, and we almost could barely finish such a delightful amount of appetizers, grilled items, and salads. Every single dish was well-made, if not pretty good. Service was excellent and prompt. When we were there, three birthday celebrations were ongoing. My friend loved how they were airing a playlist of Balkan ballads in the background. Great for celebrations and special events :)

Greek place in Camden, close to the station. Food was average, nothing stood out. We ordered few dips, sardines and a Greek salad for starters. The dips did not taste fresh and the other two dishes were just fine. For the mains, they highly recommended the veal liver dish so we obliged and ordered it. It was rather disappointing. It was utterly tasteless and not special at all. It felt like they really wanted to get rid of the remaining liver cuts they had for the day. The bbq chicken dish was better and it was a good portion.

Because we wanted something Greek, so we tried this place. Luckily, it was near our flat. For the starter, we chose the hot and cold starter (I don't remember exactly the name). My boyfriend and I thought it was our full meal but then the waiter said it was just the starter and we were already full! When our main meals arrived, we still ate it because you can't resist! The resto is always full. People enjoy going here. It's a lovely place. The staff were lovely as well.

Simple, fresh and perfectly amazing. Super healthy. The octopus was amazing. Our sea bream was great and so were the salads. The staff and kitchen were able to accommodate our changes in dishes (as were both athletes). Will def come again when in the area!

What an amazing find! Booked in advance and glad we did. Just off the main high street in Camden, it's worth a visit. We ordered the mixed meze , which was £25 per head, and you get a huge amount of fantastic food for that! Service was amazing, all the staff were friendly and attentive. Cannot recommend enough, if you like Greek food then you need to visit.

Decent Greek/Cypriot restaurant. The atmosphere inside is nice, I’d recommend explicitly asking for a table upstairs and inside when booking, otherwise you might end up in the basement or one of the tables outside which are literally by the main road where cars, buses, etc pass by. Had a moussaka and a beer. The food was not to my personal satisfaction presentation or taste wise, but not bad nevertheless. I admit I’ve never been served moussaka this way before i.e. like a soup, in a deep bowl with a spoon, and the taste was average hence the 3 stars. The service was good, staff were attentive for the most of the dinner duration (asked for water which did not arrive but it was busy so I understand).

Came for friends birthday and got great welcome from Andreas and the team. They made us fell very comfortable. The food was delicious and incredibly generous portions. We had lots of little nibbly bits to start and i had a beautiful chicken kebab for mains. Would definitely recommend and I will definitely be back soon!

Great experience with an authentic Greek atmosphere and food that fresh and delicious, book ahead of you want to get in, the service is very personal and the people are very welcoming and make the place more interesting and genuine. There were four of us and we felt like family and Elaine made it very welcoming.

Absolutely outstanding experience at the Greek Food spot, all thanks to Andreas! His warm hospitality and genuine passion for Greek cuisine made the visit unforgettable. From his expert recommendations to the delightful way he shared the cultural significance behind each dish, it was evident that he cares deeply about his customers. If you're looking for an authentic Greek dining experience curated by a knowledgeable and friendly host, look no further. Andreas truly made the meal exceptional.

Dined here for a NYE meal with a friend. The food was mouthwatering and the staff treated us like old friends. Decor was stunning and we felt like we'd been transported abroad for the meal. So glad to have found this gem and will be making it somewhere to return to frequently. The general menu and tapas menu has so much choice which is one of the main reasons we chose to come here. See you soon Bar 61!

A beloved Streatham group for extremely many years due to the fact the proprietors are the nicest, maximum hospitable and inviting people you can ever meet. The meals isn't always difficult but it's miles authentic and the wines are thoroughly selected. If you don't have an fun nighttime right here, it is your fault!

Good food and great service. If you want to be looked after whilst enjoying not-average tapas. Portions are bigger than any others I've come across in all the Spanish restaurants I've been to. Each tapas has a unique, delicious taste and they are fairly-priced. Waiters will take care of you making sure you enjoy the dinner in an old, European style. You forget to be in London where you're just a paying customer. They do care here and want you to come back. Trust me, they succeeded. Can't wait to go back and try the rest of the menu. 4 people, 5 tapas, 1 starter, 3 glasses of wine (and liquors kindly on the house): £80. And we left satisfied, looked after and with a big smile. And the ratatouille... oh my!

Had a bottle of wine and tapas on a Friday night. Very welcoming staff and the wine was great. We had 8 plates of tapas to share and a few were very below standard. The olives and calamari were really not good but we enjoyed the Spanish omelette and chorizo. We were also given free fruit and shots at the end which was nice.

Just loved this place, the best waiters in London. Great, authentic tapas and a lovely dining room raised at the back. The bar at the front could be anywhere in Espania and we'll be making a thorough exploration of that next time. Will definitely be a next time and can't wait.

I visited the Monsoon restaurant this afternoon and I had a truly wonderful experience. The food was exceptionally tasty, and the staff were incredibly warm and welcoming. I particularly enjoyed the chicken jalfrezi, it was bursting with flavour and just the right amount of heat. I highly recommend this restaurant to anyone looking for a great meal and a warm, welcoming atmosphere.

Was amazing customer service as staff are very attentive and food was decent. They went above and beyond by fulfilling our requests as we asked for chillis and chilli flakes which they didn't have however they fried some dry chillis which is even better. One of the elderly staff was soo kind he offered us free desi tea on the house which was very nice. Thanks guys keep up the amazing work.

The spicy samosas were great, and so was the rest of the food! Honestly great to have some authentic Indian food in the heart of London. Portions were great too! Service was good, they gave us extra things too without us asking which was nice of them. 😅 Happy to recommend and hopefully gonna come back again. Also happy they were open til LATE for us haha.

I’ll be honest I NEVER write reviews but I couldn’t wait to write a review for the monsoon. I’ve spent the past week in London and I have to say this is the best dining experience I’ve had BY FAR. The service was incredible, the atmosphere was lovely, and the food, I can’t even begin to express how delicious it was. I got the butter chicken curry with coconut rice, which was phenomenal. My boyfriend loved his dish as-well. We will 100% be going back. Ignore the few bad reviews, and take my word for it!

I cannot overstate the excellence and warmth of the staff and food at the monsoon. Some of the most delicious Bangladeshi food I've had coupled with amazing staff who were respectful, timely and great conversation, served up fantastic food and even brought my hat out to me quickly after I'd forgot it. 10/10 don't waste your time somewhere else

Would recommend! Great food, great service, reasonable prices for Brick Lane! In particular, the naan bread was one of the best I've had 10/10!

I'd need a whole page to tell how wonderful the food, service, the choice of songs, and the staff. I love it all and have known Shams since 1994!! He's the living tradition of what I associate with Brick Lane.

A fabulous evening in one of Brick Lanes finest restaurants. The super friendly staff make you feel very welcome, talk you through the menu and serve up very tasty food. There are so many options to choose from with lots suitable for vegetarians. Pricing is really competitive too.

The staff lovely, the food was good. Feels homely. More authentic then top restaurant. I like that.