Essen und Restaurants in Forest Hill, Greater London

“People travel from far away to come to this exclusive Indian restaurant. Not to be missed. Book an early or late table for off-peak discounts, normally 50% off main course.”

“Super family pizza restaurant. Great options for everyone and plenty of space. Crayons provided for children!”

“A pub that used to be the local post office. Good Sunday roast, but booking is required”

“Restaurant and art gallery that often holds events. Quirky upcycled decor. Not inexpensive so treat yourself.”

“The finest Italian restaurant in London, with a varied and fresh menu that caters for everyone from meat eaters to vegans and all in between without seeming to try! ”

“Gets very busy for drinks with a small beer garden but never fails to disappoint on the Gastropub food front! 15 minute stroll or short bus ride away.”

“Cosy boozer with pool table that hosts Quizz nights and Comedy. Cosy comedy venue and not expensive.”

“Pizza pub that shows all the football on big screens. Good selection of local and craft beer.”

“The best coffee in the area. If you're into bacon rolls - you will love them here. (Distance: 13min, 1km)”

“Restaurant and art gallery that often holds events. Quirky upcycled decor. Not inexpensive so treat yourself.”

“A lovely stop on your way to (or back from) the Horniman Museum & Gardens. In addition to scrumptious croissants and cake, they also serve lunch dishes. ”

“Cheap and cheerful coffee place that does great toasted cheese sandwiches; also has a license for beers in the evening and very chilled”

“Cheese, bread, meats, cakes to go or a quick coffee and a toasted sandwich to stay - if you're into food, you will like this deli. Voted one of the best in South London.”

“We love this place - really nice coffee and cakes, also serves beer and lunch, and has toys for kids to play with, just around the corner from us”

“Another new coffee shop on gentrifying Dartmouth Road. Excellent coffee and we recommend the crumpets.”

“Really, really great meat, wrapped in brown paper and tied with string. Retro and delicious”