Honey & Co - Menu

I had the mezzenplatte with various small portions. it wasn't extraordinary. the main were mestballs that I was surprised they came in a suppe. not my favorite.

First time in this tiny little restaurant and worth the wait. We had a family lunch and started with the mezze to share, followed by the main courses of meatballs, slow-cooked chicken and slow-cooked lamb. All freshly prepared and full of exotic flavours. Just delightful.

can not recommend eating very much. we had the set meze, many small dishes, cold and hot. followed by a sea bass main and the lenses and aubergine court. all fresh and alive. we shared one of their famous signature cheesecake at the end....Share efficient and very pleasant View menu

we were getting into brunch on a weekday at noon. it was full and all booked ie do book). but we have been fitted for mins that have us with the Starter-Pita. thanks! nice high quality food. we will be back with more money and time. the nearby honey and co deli sold large lemon biscuits. (Note: we just missed the breakfast menu and ordered from the lunch menu).

Made a reservation for four on Monday October . So glad we did what a lovely evening with delicious food and excellent service . We opted for the Autumn sharing menu which proved to be an excellent decision ,since all the starters were delicious...and a great variety. We were then split with main course two for Seabass and two BBQ Aubergine. All supported with s delicious bottle of red wine An excellent evening highly recommended make a reservation

Oh how to tell you how much we love this restaurant. Yes, you've had hummas, but the one at Honey Co is better! Try the mezes and maybe skip the main courses if you aren't so very hungry, because after the mezes you're going...to be full. But of course if you did that you would miss something wonderful too. BUT do not skip the Cheesecake. It's not a New York style cheesecake but something oh so different. We were sorry we couldn't stay long enough for breakfast! They also make a fabulous babka! But then again, everything is wonderful! View menu

The restaurant is uncomfortably small. The food is very nice but portions are very small. Although the proprietors have built a strong brand of good-natured homeliness, we felt like we had been fleeced. The pricing is ruthless and there is no generosity shown at all,...which fits poorly with the usual vibe in middle-eastern restaurants and seemed particularly incongruous with the proprietors’ hippyish public image. We were very disappointed with the overall experience, although their cheesecake remains one of the best dishes in London.

Hmm not sure about that is it the hype, am I missing something?. This is the deli store of the restaurant. There are literally a handful of tables available if you wanted to quickly eat in. The deli looks lovely and is laid out...really nice and the staff helpfully explain what each of the dishes are. A friend had highly recommended this place, unfortunately I was sadly underwhelmed. The food was oily, didn't really pack much flavour and was very overpriced. Next time (maybe, still undecided) I'll visit one of the restaurants perhaps the food will be different?

Delicious brunch we had a mezze to share and shakshuka each for breakfast. But having a table by the door of this compact restaurant when it’s degrees outside made for a poor atmosphere. Each time the door swung open as someone new arrived,...someone came to enquire about a table, or a client from their cafe across the road turned up to use the toilet (yes), the blast of the easterly breeze was hard to ignore. It’s a small restaurant with very tightly squeezed tables (chairs frequently knocked by passers by) and poor sound acoustics (busy brunch service, so very loud). Service was a mixed bag. View menu