Bistro Laz - Menu

We had the Bistro Laz Special Lamb and it was delicious, with mash and artichokes. The service from Ismet was excellent and then the gelato ice cream was sumptuous.

We stopped here after stumbling across it for lunch. The food and wine (after a recommendation from the waiter) was lovely tasty and the service was very friendly and efficient.

It's fallen apart. This was our favourite restaurant, but the prices have gone through the roof and the flair has gone and the food quality has collapsed. The staff are still delightful but the chef or ownership has obviously changed. Shame.

The restaurant has a lovely atmosphere, and the staff are helpful and accommodating. I ordered the seafood casserole and it was delicious. The prawns were packed with meat and easy to extract. I would definitely recommend this restaurant if you're in the area.

We stopped here for a late lunch before heading up onto Hampstead Heath. The staff were very welcoming and the food was delicious. We both enjoyed chicken dishes and red wine. The venue had a welcoming feel and was just the right temperature on a rather miserable day. We certainly recommend dining here.

The indoor seating area has a cozy ambiance with colorful Turkish glass lighting and charming decor. The atmosphere is casual, and the staff are polite and friendly. Outdoor seating is also available with a roof cover and heaters for colder days. One drawback is that some parts of the outdoor table tops feel sticky, likely due to cleaning agents mixing with varnish. This could use a fix to improve the overall experience.

Been to this restaurant for lunch. The manager welcomed us very w. The little room inside has no more than 10 tables, the atmosphere is beautiful and you feel well. We had chicken casserole that was fantastic. Meet was perfectly cooked, veggies really tasty. They could have been more generous with rice. Milanese with bolognese was not the best choice. Milanese was good but pasta was over cooked and not tasty. Service is lovely, everyone smiles and make you feel good.

I am disappointed to say that the menu at this restaurant has been changed, and the quality of the food has decreased significantly. Although prices have increased, the quality of the dishes is now very poor. The pancakes I ordered were cold and undercooked, and the eggs were served with the wrong type of bread and swimming in yogurt. The coffee, which used to be enjoyable, is now a cheap brand. I used to be a regular customer, but I will not be returning after this experience.

For years it's been the go-to place for residents of Highgate. It's pleasant they do great breakfasts. The little outside area is pleasant. We went there on Sunday evening and I was shocked at not only how the quality of the food but the rip off in price increases. I had just one glass of mediocre wine £11. I could have bought a decent bottle of Malbec at my local supermarket for £8. The Seafood Casserole at £18 was average, a small portion and the prawns were just a shell and clearly for show. I mean why serve empty shells on a plate? Service was erratic due to it being so very busy. Having paid just under £30 for a small portion of food and a glass of wine frankly I felt short changed and...