Restaurant Reviews & Suggestions - Where to eat?

I must try their sweet stuff. I’ve had a cheese and ham croissant and steak and Stilton pasty and both were the best I’ve had.

Up to Nottingham for 2 nights in a few weeks. Want to take my (student) brother out for a nice meal, but not Alchemilla nice!

Any recommendations for £60-70 pp?

Looking to book a birthday dinner for next month. Anywhere of note around East for a tasting menu, £50-70pp? Done Pidgin twice so leaving that one alone. Noticed a place called Rogues on Hackney Road; general reviews etc seem to be quite good

I come again, cap in hand, looking for help.

I am going to Amsterdam this weekend for a gig and I would love a couple of recommendations. No specific cuisine, just anywhere you've been and had a meal that you really enjoyed (rather than thinking it was just pretty good).

L'antica Pizzeria Da Michele now have a branch in Amsterdam, leoparding was great but they haven't really considered that plopping a wet burrata onto a pizza will make the base a bit soggy. Also my fault for not considering that myself. Mildly disappointing, stick to the classic marg or marinara.

Cocino Rosario was really fucking good however, this is tacos suaderos with a big bit of bone marrow to accompany it which made it deliciously rich without making me feel unwell.

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Booked in for Manteca for birthday after remembering I've a £50 voucher as well. Can't wait.

Best falafel wrap in london is from Maroush in Park Royal. Willing to fight anyone who disagrees.

So good, you're in for a treat. The beef fat fudge (if you are that way aligned) is the chef's kiss at the end of a very good meal!

Family friendly "Indian" restaurants in and around Islington for a friend who's coming over?
We're pushing for Everest in Lewisham obvs.

Drummond street, Diwana or Ravi, dessert at Ambala

MEGATHANKS.

Hopefully I'll get to drag them to Everest too.

Tamil Prince.

Also cheers.

Cross posting from the New York thread as I suspect it doesn't get much traffic..

I'm off to Vermont for a week in July followed by a week in NYC, staying in Brooklyn. Has anyone got a recent list of New York food places (I'm vegan, my wife isn't, so all options welcome). Not fancy pants $$$ places, bonus points for mom and pop style spots.

What @amey said, a quirky curveball might be Indian Veg on Chapel Market.

Cheap and cheerful with plentiful decent pub options nearby. Vegetarian propaganda lines the walls, also BYO.
https://www.timeout.com/london/restaurants/indian-veg

Indian Veg on Chapel Market.

I actually havent been here, I want to!

It's slightly crazy and unfancy (some tables have giant posters proclaiming VEGETARIANS LIVE LONGER AND ARE BETTER LOVERS or words to that effect above them) but it's still insanely good value.

Seconded

I can share my google map?

Can't comment on how vegan friendly they are but lots of quick/cheap eats and mostly lower east and brooklyn

@rogan also had some spots he recommended me the other week when I was there

Freemans on freeman alley
Public records (all as a cafe in the day, bar in the evening, dancing at night)
Lovely Day (thai-ish)

got lots of recs but theyd be my top 3

Thanks both, I'll pub these, and yes please for Google maps share @Tenderloin!

A couple that I remember that haven't shut down
https://nishidasho-ten.com/ and https://www.tottoramen.com/midtown-east - for ramen if you want decent, cheap food.

If you weren't aware, menu prices are pre-tax (about 10%) and tips (15%-20%).

and the dosa guy in washington square: https://twitter.com/nydosas

Freemans on freeman alley

I went there maybe a decade ago and it was great. Nice to hear it's still going.

I knew about 20% tips, I haven't been to NYC before so wasn't sure what the sales tax was so that's helpful,ta.