One Stop Restaurant de Londres, London

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Téléphone :	+44 20 8961 6151
Adresse :	17 High Street, Londres, London, NW10 4NE Harlesden, Willesden
Arrêts et stations de transports en commun proches	160 mWillesden County Court 180 mHarlesden Manor Park Road 240 mHarlesden Jubilee Clock
Catégories :	Restaurant Caribéen

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Heure locale (Londres)	06:21 mercredi 11 juin 2025

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Jane A.

Évaluation du lieu : 4
London, United Kingdom

I usually have food from here as a take away delivery. The good is delicious. They do not skimp on portion size and the food is fully flavour. I love the dumplings, saltfish, rice and peas and whatever soup of the day.

Amira A.

Évaluation du lieu : 1
Brooklyn, NY

The girl was kinda rude. I walked in, said hi twice and looked at the menu and she walked to the back. One minute later I left… I and came back but that’s when I realized I had no other options other than KFC. I disliked my saltfish but the beans and rice was good. I think it had cabbage on it too. I got saltfish because Jonathan liked it. I’m not big on fishy fishes and I meant to get it fried but I was frazzled and confused and hungry. I ate that meal like it was steak and lobster but didn’t like it.

Jonathan E.

Évaluation du lieu : 3
San Diego, CA

This is a neighborhood with a lot of ethnic eateries, many of which are kind of: un down” or have the look and feel of low end «friend chicken» mini chains.
One Stop is different. It’s big, bight, casual yet smart looking. There’s a selection of Caribbean-influenced stews, entrees, pastries, curries and more. I had some battered salt fish (1.50) that had a spicy kick and proved to be a perfect snack.
A lot of people were doing takeout while others hung out at a «seat yourself» table. There’s also a DJ playing reggae — though it’s neither loud or has a club feel. I just think he wants to show off his CD collection!

Smooth