Del’Aziz is one of my favorite stops in Fulham. Away from most of the bustle it is on a quite street, with outside tables for street watchers, shared large wooden tables indoors in the cafe, and more formal seating in the adjoining restaurant.
I love the bakery section here, the cake slices are thick and generous, and the take out menu is extensive.
There are a number of goods for sale, leaning to the pretty foreign environment. This place is a real gem, it’s only drawback is that you must have plenty of time as the staff are a little away with the fairies!
I recommend breakfast here, the Frying Pan is amazing, and served all day! It comes out still in the cute fry pan they have cooked it in so the presentation is a novelty too.

Great Mediterranean grub, and not too expensive either. You can get a Shisha here too, although I didn’t go for one. The wine list is quite impressive too, and service was of top notch. This could be one of my before or after cinema haunts.

Aziz was the first restaurant in London that reminded me of San Francisco. Specifically, the Marina district of San Francisco: women in yoga pants and big sunglasses, kids running about in shoes that cost more than mine and young couples talking on their mobile phones instead of to each other.

But wait- there’s food, too. My berber pancake was tasty but after a few bites the sweetness was too much. But the bacon? Oh the bacon! Definitely the best bacon that I had while in London. That alone earns Aziz four stars.