Farzi Cafe - London

Had a great time in the color cafe. beautiful atmosphere and decor. the cocktails were great and the food was very delicious. well presented eating with a small flare. I would definitely recommend it and I will go back. it's a must try if they're in the opposite.

Had a wonderful meal here! we went for the pre-theater menu, which was great worth for money 26 for cocktail starter main), but the staff really went out of their way to make this a great experience. creative menu with original twists on classics was all delicious. will come back in any case!

We came to farzi for our jubilee dinner, it was also ramadan, so we quickly broke and the cooks tried to bring the food for the time to open our fast. we were also given some time and water before the food came. the food was really delicious and in portions were good. definitiw recommend the lamming inclusions and lamming. the best part of everything was the front of the house manager service, he went beyond and beyond to warm milk for our daughter and told us about his newly born twins.

Perfectly placed in the haymarket for theaterland, this lively and popular restaurant is a little expensive, but the food we had was excellent, and service was also good, attentive, without over camp. the restaurant is modern in the design industry and the background music is classic rock n roll, jazz and classic covers. there is a fantastic selection of crying, and the whisky selection is no longer. the pictures show the special edition gloomy to celebrate the holi festival and it was very nice too!

We came here on a special occasion based on recommends. It wasn't too busy on a Thursday night... although the football was on. Decor is brilliant. I love the atmosphere. There is a downstairs, which was empty when we went, so we could use that to pray. The toilets are very clean and smell nice. They have a bidet/ butt shower and all have sink and toilet in one. Food is halal except the Venison and the alcoholic drinks of course! There's 3 mocktails on the menu, I had the solero, which came recommended...it did taste like ice cream. The bar staff seemed like experts on drinks and getting the balance right. We ordered the chicken bao, lamb chops, wagyu, CTM, meat biriani and kheer. It was all yum. The CTM tasted like tayyabs, the biriani was q good homey standard. The meat of thr chops and wagyu was cooked to perfection, the flavors need the sauces and salad on the side to taste it's best. I was most impressed by the bao and the kheer, they seemed like smart combinations. Especially the coconut kheer with mango sorbet, I felt like I was on MasterChef. Some of what we picked felt like expensive, well plated versions of Tayyabs, which tasted great nonentheless. It felt like we'd make basic choices... again quality flavors. I wish I'd tried some of the smart unusual combos like the bhuna tacos, of the dhal arancini. I wish the shawarma biriani was still on the menu. Bill came up to £150 inc. service charge.