Honky Tonk - Lambeth

I went to a restaurant with my daughter seeking an authentic American dinner. The place was quite dimly lit, which was challenging for me as I am visually impaired. I requested a virgin pina colada since I do not drink alcohol, but unfortunately, they were unable to accommodate my request. Instead, I asked for a colorful and well-balanced drink that tasted good. My daughter ordered the "Hugging and Wagging" dish, which was disappointing as it tasted bland, except for being covered in overly sweet maple and golden syrup.

My partner and I had lunch at this restaurant during lunchtime, as I had been wanting to try it for a while. The decor was quirky and there were a few tables occupied, but my overall experience was disappointing. The American diner ambiance was not achieved, as the staff seemed indifferent to our presence. We had to constantly cover our plates while flies buzzed around. The starter and main dish I ordered had similar tastes, but only one was in BBQ sauce. We were so disappointed that we didn't even finish our meals. The food was mediocre at best, and no one wants to settle for just "okay" when dining out.

I love this place. They have amazing beer and cocktails. It's always bustling and has a great atmosphere. It can get pretty crowded on weekend nights, but it's always a good time!

For the first time from the outside it looks like a pub. eating was average and the atmosphere was very loud. the service was fast prices were appropriate.

Steph Maxwell and I stopped here for a Sunday afternoon drink in the sunshine and gazed hungrily at the food which looks seriously sensational (screw the diet) I will 100% be back and ordering the entire menu. The service was great and I loved the decor. Really felt like I was somewhere other than clapham (as much as I love it). A solid alternative to the surrounding pubs that can be saturated when it's sunny.