Absolutely delicious!! Perfectly cooked eggs, juicy chicken and crispy rosti. The kasundi jam was sweet yet tangy yet salty and just super moreish - I only wish there was more of it.
Only downside I can think of is that it is not that filling for big eaters. But otherwise highly recommend!
Was worried about not having a reservation but got seated very quickly at Saturday noon.
It’s a good place with a very instagrammable
food which is a plus.
I tried different things and sometimes it was good(shakhuka, beetroom hummus is not crazy but really good) and sometimes bad(sweet potatoes fritters is soo dry). Overall its a positive experience.
a surprise we noticed on our 4th time that they charge for water £1 pound. It’s fine to charge, but waiters just offer it every time without mentioning that. It looks and taste like a filtered tap water, so we all the time assumed it was for free.
The service is slow when they are full/so weekend mornings afternoons … but quite fast on weekday’s morning.
had a nice summer eve dinner at brother marcus in camden passage. eating outside here is lovely and you're amongst a few other restaurants.
the service was pretty quick and helpful! the food was a mixed bag, really enjoyed the starters and sides - but the mains not so much.
oregano / feta fries 10/10
Incredible food and great service. They recommend small plates which were all really good.
We started with the rips and dips which was all really good but the fresh baked bread was one of the best parts of the meal.
The mezes were all really good and I’d recommend the halloumi, aubergine and fries!
Every dish was well made and tasty. I especially enjoy the borek filled with feta and spinach. The pastry was super crispy but had a wonderfully creamy and rich filling. It was served on some labneh, which gave the dish a nice tartness.
The staff was really friendly and we really enjoyed our time :)
Delicious brunch here. The service was a bit slow and they forgot our meals, but did give us complimentary drinks. Great location and plenty of tables.
Beautiful little restaurant on Camden Passage. Situated on a lovely street of little cafes, boutiques and antique shops, It's a very elegant little restaurant. I went for brunch and the food was all great, considered, with an interesting menu and friendly staff. My friends fried chicken with rosti was amazing and the shakshuka was perfect. A nice lunch spot. I went with two vegetarians who were happy with their options.
Good options for a brunch and well presented. The place is gorgeous! One thing is that the orange juice is not 100% natural.
Service is a little slow. The food is amazing. Best shkasuka I've ever tasted. Bit of a medieval flavour too.
This is one of my favorite places. The food was cooked to perfection. Everything was just so yummy. I was happy to see how clean everything was. Make sure to save room for dessert, because that was the best part of the meal! They got a new customer for life! Thanks to Ruth for making us feel comfortable
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