Thinly sliced roast beef on a French roll, served with a side of au jus for dipping.
Full • Store • Casual • Cheese
"It was a warm Spring day when we stopped by for lunch. There is a small patio by the entrance that was full and a good size interior that included booth seating, tables and chairs and bar seating. So plenty of options. A small parking area is out front the . The entrance is on the side of the building. One gentleman was taking care of all the guests and doing a good job. This is pub food and craft beers. Plenty of the people on the patio were there for a beer or two on a nice 'out door ' day. Our party ordered iced tea which was good and beer along with hand held foods. The menu offers a variety of updated takes on old school bar standbys. Classic burger or perhaps a Hawaiian. French dip sandwich or maybe a turkey havarti melt. Salad with chicken. Mac cheese, steak, salmon. Basic bar fare. The bread on our sandwiches was soft. The food quality good. Plenty of meat on the bread. A variety of side options to accompany your sandwich. The décor is minimal and the restaurant clean, including the restrooms which are to the right of the bar. They offer happy hour specials Monday through Friday. I would stop by again if in the area and looking for an 'American cuisine ' meal."
Meat • Burger • Cheese • Burgers
"I discovered Dip Flip when looking for somewhere to eat close to the Clapham Grand. It sounded interesting and once I checked out reviews I knew I had to try it. It did not disappoint! When we were seated the waiter went through to menu with me as it was first visit and explained the dip sandwich options, the burgers and the sides. I knew I wanted to try the dip sandwich, after all that's what it's all about! I wanted the full experience!! I decided to go with the roast beef topside, with garlic lemon mayo, double dipped, with a side of regular fries. My dining companion went for the chicken dip sandwich with sweet potato fries. The beef in my sandwich was so tender I can't explain, it was so juicy, flavourful and delicious. (As my friend described her chicken it was like slicing through butter, it was so tender). I wasn't sure how the mayo situation would pan out, but it was perfect. I really enjoyed my sandwich and was actually disappointed to finish. You get a portion of gravy on the side with all dishes, so I finished my meal off dipping my remaining fries. The fries were ok, nothing memorable. However the sweet potato fries were really good, they had a bit of crunch and were seasoned. My friend loved them, and the portion size seemed to be bigger than the regular fries as well. The decor is simple but effective. The staff were really nice and I felt really at home! Which I know is an odd thing to say about a restaurant. I would definitely go back and would be keen to try one of their other dishes, with a different meat or one of their burgers. Give it a try, you won't be disappointed!!"
Pub • Steak • British • Vegetarian
"I've been working in Camden for 15 years, and the lure of the pub's generous beer garden has been my downfall too many times. Today was the last time. It is under-staffed, always. Always, always. In mid Summer, when they advertise the barbecue in the garden, it means you will have to queue to order a burger, then queue to take your ticket to the man making your burger, and wait approx 45 minutes for your burnt, overpriced burger to land on the table in front of you. You could actually nip out, go to Byron's up the road, and get back again in the time it takes to get served there. Well today, silly old me went to The Edinboro for lunch and ordered the delicious-sounding pumpkin and tomato...read more"
Cafés • Kebab • Mexican • Fast Food
"Ah, the hidden jewel that is Riverhill Courtyard, nestled in an unassuming alley off the bustling main strip of quaint Helensburgh. Upon entry, the eye is drawn to the two-storey open plan kitchen and dining area—a modern-day hearth where culinary dreams take flight. The red brick walls and the Hammer Bell timber roof form a rustic cocoon, encapsulating the quaint charm and heartwarming aura of a countryside retreat. The casual yet warm greetings at the threshold might catch one off-guard with their loose formalities, a soft dance on the edge of tradition and contemporary hospitality. Yet, the grind of house staff swiftly shatter any inkling of pretentiousness with their sweet demeanor and earnest endeavors to please. The meal that followed was nothing short of a triumph. From starter to dessert, each course was an ode to the simple joys of well-cooked food. The olives were a humble yet hearty overture, the KFC cauliflower a playful romp in a field of textures, and oh, the Toblerone Martinis—a sweet, chocolaty finale that left a whisper of warmth as the night unfolded. Each bite was a gentle journey into the heart of comfort cuisine, each sip a soft caress of the soul’s longing for sweet, simple indulgences. Riverhill Courtyard is where the heart finds a beat resonating with the old and the new, a delightful bridge between the rustic charm of Helensburgh and the modern whimsy of contemporary dining. So if your culinary heart seeks a respite from the mundane, a stroll down the comforting lanes of well-cooked meals, Riverhill Courtyard awaits with open arms and a table set just for you. Venture into the heart of Helensburgh, and let the sweet, unassuming charm of Riverview Courtyard be your companion in a delightful evening of gastronomic contentment. Service: Dine in Meal type: Dinner Price per person: £30–40 Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5 Recommendation for vegetarians: Highly recommend"