Your top 5 restaurants in Stroud Green (and Crouch End)

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• northlondonlass

  November 2009 edited 4:41AM

  I'm sorry, Sunshine Cafe? It's the most rancid awful cafe I've ever been too. I actually walked out without paying, told the guy and he just nodded at me. The sausage in my Full English was older than me by the look of it.

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• David

  November 2009 edited 4:41AM

  Ah the sunshine. It is what it is. I'd say your mistake is entering the place with expectation. If you do it with a hangover just looking for lemonade and beans on toast it can provide a reasonable service.

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• twinspark

  November 2009 edited 4:41AM

  In no particular order
  
  La Porchetta [the first and still the best]
  Petek
  Chez Liline
  Jai Krishna
  Sunshine Cafe
  
  separate list for take-aways and crouch end

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• SimonB

  November 2009 edited 4:41AM

  Nail on the head David ...

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• tosscat

  November 2009 edited 4:41AM

  Is Del Parc nice enough for a birthday dinner?

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• andy

  November 2009 edited 4:41AM

  Indeed. I had a birthday dinner there last year.

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• matt

  November 2009 edited November 2009

  A bit late to this, but keeping it SG: Dotori Pappagone Jai Krishna Cats Chez Liline Notable mentions to: Sugar Lounge Los Guaduales The Triangle Dinner Box (take away) The Noble (too expensive) Too far away: Hot Pepper Jelly (Crouch End) Banners (Crouch End) St Johns (Archway) Taste of Nawab (Muswell Hill/Colney Hatch Lane) The Sitara (Archway/Holloway Road) probably forgot some...

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• The ginger monkey

  November 2009 edited 4:41AM

  Dinner Box (recently replaced Exotic of India for best delivered curry)
  Pappagone (recently replaced Porchetta for best kid-friendly pizza)
  Petek's
  Khoia
  Cats
  
  Oh, and the Noble too.

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• tosscat

  December 2009 edited 4:41AM

  What's Khoia? Should I look it up?

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• poxy

  December 2009 edited 4:41AM

  <http://www.worldfoodieguide.com/index.php/khoai-cafe-vietnamese-review-london-england/>;

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• twinspark

  December 2009 edited 4:41AM

  Exotic has no close rival for take aways!
  
  The Dhonia [Doonia?] curry place, just past Front Room on Tolly Park is good to eat in. [ not strictly in SG though]
  
  Pappagone is just plain wrong - can't allow kids to think that pizza should taste like a melted carrier bag on a carpet tile!

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