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GO Takeaway in South West London |
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The days of ordering
burnt pizzas and soggy burgers are over with the excellent
choice of takeaways in South West London. There’s the familiar staples including Indian, Thai and Chinese cuisine (although most of the restaurants featured on this page add twists to classic dishes) but there’s also new global food to tempt your taste buds. Axum [map] is one of those unusual restaurants that offers a cuisine that many are not familiar with. Based on Wandsworth Road, Axum offers traditional Ethiopian dishes to eat in or take away. There’s a great choice of vegetarian and vegan cuisine too and be sure to order a bottle of honey wine to accompany your meal. If you like an eclectic choice of food, pay a visit to Base One [map] on Abbey Orchard Street. Right in the heart of the action and close to the West End this is a great place to dine. However, if you’re looking for a takeaway meal to take back to your hotel you can also expect the same excellence as diners who are eating in. Choose from a full brasserie style menu including grilled squid or rump of lamb, with a selection of European and New World wines. Thirsty shoppers, or those on the move, head to Benjys [map] for a great range of coffees and snacks. Located at Earls Court Road, Benjys offers traditional all day breakfasts including a vegetarian option. Plus there’s a great light lunch menu including quiche and sandwiches. Find out what makes New Orleans so great with a visit to The Big Easy [map], Kings Road, Chelsea, which is where you’ll find a range of Cajun cuisine to takeaway. The French-American fusion of dishes offers diners the chance to sample some spicy cuisine that mainly uses chicken, although vegetarian alternatives are available. Meals are value for money and come in big portions. This restaurant was also voted one of the top three steak restaurants by London’s Metro newspaper. Long before Thai restaurants could be found in every town places like The Blue Elephant [map], Fulham Broadway, led the way in introducing the public to this exquisite cuisine. Visiting The Blue Elephant is a real experience as you step into a warm environment stocked with bundles of delicate orchids, fresh fruit, exotic vegetables, and herbs and spices. If you’re looking for tasty cuisine that still allows you to watch your waste-band Thai food is a great alternative to a greasy burger. Tapas is increasingly popular and now you can take it away at The Café Portugal [map], Victoria House, South Lambert Road, which is just around the corner from Waterloo Station. Choose from a wide selection of Portuguese and Lisbon-specific cuisine including fish dishes and vegetarian options. There’s also a good selection of continental lager and beer as well as spirits to choose from. If you want to comment on our choices or recommend somewhere, why not use our What You Recommend form to let us know. |
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