Adams Cafe

I love this cafe.
The mega breakfast is the only one to have if you need setting up in a hurry, havent got much money, and want more food than you can eat for less than a fiver.
Its a family run business, and the evening food is excellent too.
Extremely good value for money, clean, and well cooked food.
Njoy..

Don’t be put off by the linen covered table cloths and pseudo-formal décor – this little North African restaurant near the Ravenscourt Park tube is a gem! Family-run, the food is very authentic and excellently prepared. The environment is friendly and you feel comfortable, making dinner the feast it should be. The couscous is a killer and should be added to your favourite tagine – although, as always, the meze is hard to miss. Decision, decisions! Go hungry!

This restaurant has some really good North African cuisine.Although only open in the evenings its has great service and very reasonably priced menu.The vareity of food served ranges from simple grilled fish and meat to the more earthy romantic Tagines.Amongst the starters there is fish soup,grilled spicy lamb sausages and Pastilla-a really pleasent and aromatic Moroccan Dish made from Sweet Chicken,Almond and Filo Pastry Pie.The main courses have a wide range of tagines-7 of the best one are the monkfish,tomatoes,Peppers accompanied by saffron potatos and nicely garnished with coriander.
On this occassion I had a whole grilled sea-bass with french fries and a divine tastira sauce or you can eat with one of the kitchen's legendery couscous dishes. Desserts menu consists of tartelette aucitron,an orange fruit salad, with dates, crepe berbere ( a morrocan-styled pancake with a honey sauce0. You can bring your own wine,corkage is 3.00, there is a very short wine list starting at 9.00