Zamazingo

This is a cute little café near Royal Free Hospital. It isn’t on the main road. It’s tucked away. The food tasted really nice and is considerably cheap for the area but that isn’t reflected in the quality of the food. The food was tasty, portions were quite large that I had to take away the rest of the food. The coffee was surprisingly really tasty and I really enjoyed it. The menu has a lot of choice and serves everything a café will. The staff are so friendly and accommodating. I’m pretty sure they cook everything fresh but I can’t remember. The café is of a decent size and nicely decorated. As mentioned before there is a Greek flair to it which I think makes this spot slightly unique. If your in the area and want some cheap quality food then come here. I know if I am back in the area I will definately pop in again.

Situated near the Royal Free Hospital, this café is a reasonable under a tenner café far from some the prices in Hampstead. I had the chicken nuggets, chips and beans — this was not the kids option, as much as it sounds so. It was a special deal that day, for £5 with a drink. The portions are generous and big. They sure do fill the plates.
The chips tasted like they had been lazily chucked into the fryer again to warm them up. I would’ve like a fresh (er) batch of chips, as they were still pretty good in terms of ‘greasy spoon’ quality.
I would really like to know what Zamazingo means. You know I am gonna pause my review writing just to Google it. I’ll let you do your own research on that one, as the translation is not quite as expected.
Give this café a chance as it is cheap in comparison to the local eateries — you will be spending less than a tenner in NW3 !

Five stars because this is the cheapest and biggest meal I’ve had so far in London. First time I couldn’t finish the meal and definitely worth the money. The chicken casserole is homemade and the waiter recommended it so my friend and I got that. Portion size of the chicken and fries are huge!

We were off to see Kenwood House and just needed a quick bite to eat (and cheap). Thinking ‘where can we find anywhere cheap in Hampstead?“
We were lucky to find this place. Friendly staff and we even got a seat by the window. It was a bit dark in the rest of the café/​restaurant. Jacket potatoes were cheap at £2.80.

Yeah I am a sucker for a good greasy spoon. Zamazingo is a great endorsement of a great British greasy, with a touch of Greek flair. The menu is massive with large breakfasts for under a fiver, an impressive array of sandwiches, salads, meals, desserts and tasty burgers. For a regular cheeseburger with fries and salad is a mere £3.20. I just had a burger on my first visit although I eyed the Passion Cake for a good while but resisted. As much as I hate making this comparison, the burger reminded me of a McDonalds cheeseburger. The burger was incredibly tasty and neat, with a good balance of salad, but for a man of my vociferous eating habits, it just wasn’t big enough. It actually kicks the ass of a McDonalds burger, but still, next time I will go for a half pounder.
The eatery itself is small and simple, but retains a nice community feel. I am looking forward to returning for a full sit down meal.