The King Co - Carte

the service was the best I have received in a long time and would return alone for it, although there are many other things like a great beer selection to come back.

the meat was very well cooked, but it was rather a fusion Thai food than authentic thai. the waiters were very friendly and helpful. the outside seats were perfect for the day!

Came for a Sunday roast because they’re dog friendly. Staff were nice and friendly, and provided good service. Food was really good, although I didn’t really rate the Yorkshire puddings, a little too large and over-cooked. The toilets seriously need a refurb! Really dark and dingy. Voir le carte

Really one of my favourite pubs in the area. Has a very distinct relaxed character to it. Its never overly busy which is a rarity in the area on a Friday/ Saturday night and as a result often pub in at 10/ 11 for a final pint at the end of the evening. Always find a table. The staff are absolutely top notch, really friendly, which helps the atmosphere and give you plenty of time for last orders and to finish up. A great selection of beers on tap c. A dozen. Cant recommend enough and has become our go to.

quiet pub on the street of clapham high street. on a Tuesday it is not very crowded and there is much space to sit. the music was only david bowie when I left, as it was only days after his passing. there was a decent selection of drinks and regarding food there seemed various types of cheese based finger food. I think they had a certain cheese based pop-up residence this month, so depending on the time they visit can vary. I liked the atmosphere, but I think it'll be better in the summer if they can sit outside. If they want to avoid the mass in the main Clapham bars, it is a good thing to look for.

Recently opened on Clapham Park Road, this pop up is away from the hustle and bustle of the high street and has a very chilled vibe. We went on a Saturday night and the pleasantly warm, late September evening perfectly suited the outdoor seating area, as did the lovely weiss beer that i had (although i paid the price for it). The menu here is from Donostia Social Club and described as 'basque inspired '. By that they mean Tapas. Fancy descriptors aside, the food is good. I had the pigeon with lentils which was unusual but very nice. My co-eaters had the lamb cutlets, gaspacio and mini beef burgers respectively, whilst we all shared patatas bravas. The lamb was described as lean, succulent an... Voir le carte

I have never had Ghanaian food before, so I was intrigued to finally try Zoe's Ghana Kitchen, the latest in the series of kitchen takeovers at The King Co. There was a good selection of Ghanaian beers I don't drink beer, but I could see that the majority of the rest round the table who drank did enjoy them. We sampled some of the vegetarian options my favourite was the okra tempura which was really tasty and more ish, served with shito, a traditional ground prawn and chilli dip. The cassava croquettes were also pretty good with a nice, crisp batter. Unfortunately I was not a fan of the spinach and agushi (ground melon seed) stew probably one of those dishes that require an acquired taste! We...

I counted down the days until Miss P's Barbecue began their residency atThe King and Co in Clapham, less than a 10 minute walk away from Clapham Common station. I'd fallen in love with Miss P ever since tasting their BBQ brisket at KERB in Canary Wharf note: please come back to the Wharf soon, KERB). That summer day I sat with my box of lovingly smoked meat, moist with its perfectly rendered fat, slathered in a zingy hot sauce and sat next to cooling coleslaw and felt the buzz fade away and my stresses dissolve for that 20 minutes I savoured the food for, anyway. Having only tried them once though, there was the danger I revered them too much. What if they didn't live up to my recollection,...

Bah Bah's pop-up at The King Co. runs until 29 March 2015; if you like Persian food, and struggle to eat it in London because of the hefty prices it often comes with, you mustn’t miss it. If money’s not your worry, try it just the same. It’ll only mean you can order tons of Bah Bah’s brilliant grub, and leave with an even bigger smile on your face. The menu offers a wide range of hot and cold meze, a few mains and desserts, and daily changing specials. The meze are quite small in size; if you want to sample different dishes, get three or four of them, and pair them with sesame seed flat bread or steamed rice. That will amount to nearly a full meal, leaving enough space for dessert. If you wa... Voir le carte