Golborne Deli

6 Reviews on “Golborne Deli”

• Jess Kumari Gosling

  Lovely little place off of Golborne Road, does great breakfasts and coffee. Would really recommend the chai tea latte, flat white and any of the veggie breakfasts! Good vibes in this joint! Went w/ the fab Sheepa Miah

  January 21, 2016, 4:24 pm

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• Maria Kuehn

  I’ve always asserted that food, like life should be simple and honest. I’m certainly not comfortable around poncy food in general and all that goes with fine dining – extortion springs to mind mostly. Anyway, when you come across a charming little eatery that appears to have everything that makes a place worth visiting, it makes for a very happy Polak indeed. Such is The Golborne Deli, with its smallish but delicious sounding menu and for the area, a lot cheaper than its surrounding competitors. I rather like the small touches that indicate thought and care. Each table has a litre bottle of water, quality oil and vinegar, sea salt, chili oil and even a bottle of agave.The brochette beckoned to me instantly. Toasted sourdough, bresaola, slivers of mozzarella, a dusting of pesto and some rocket, served with a substantial side salad and fresh lemon. Lovely, simple, pretty as a picture and generous in size. My pal Zi had the lasagna, again, served with a side salad, and here I have to loudly applaud the perfection which this dish was cooked. Gorgeous meat, beautifully cooked pasta, just the right amount of bechamel clinging to it all, a truly enjoyable mouthful. What does one need to produce this type of simple yet spot on grub? Care, attention to detail, presentation and flare actually. A nice, unhurried atmosphere pervaded the deli and the staff were smiles and professionalism alike. A couple of drinks and the food came in at just under twenty quid. What an excellent find. mindingbellieswell.blogspot.com

  May 10, 2015, 8:37 pm

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• Ursllorens

  Delicious food! And very good service! The Ciabatas are very good and the specials are really very tasty…Its very good if you are a bit on a run because they serve you very quick!I recomend it

  March 8, 2015, 8:06 pm

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• Iris

  Golborne Deli is the kind of place Id have appreciated in my hometown, back in the days when weekend pleasures were as simple as sitting down with a friend, having a coffee and a slice of cake, and enjoying endless catch-ups that stretched into the early evening. The other customers, comfortably sat at their tables with big mugs and small groups of friends, seemed perfectly attuned with my impression. Catchy pop music, played at a borderline acceptable volume, created the perfect soundtrack for a merry get-together, perhaps slightly less suitable to any customers in search of a quiet spot to spend a hard-earned stint of alone time.Casting a glance around, I noticed the tell-tale signs of Christmas preparations. Shelves were lined with boxes of authentic Italian festive desserts, sporting the logos of brands that elicited a stream of childhood memories: stubborn struggles to remove all candied fruit from my slice of panettone, smears of icing sugar and pandoro crumbs on my kids face, rowdy family gatherings, utterly delectable flavours. More Italian products were on display, such as the evergreen Amaretti (of the large, soft kind, infinitely more gratifying than the small and crunchy), and cans of Italian-sourced sparkling drinks you wont find at your local supermarket.The menu included both hearty Mediterranean choices, such as paella and lasagne, and British breakfast dishes and sandwiches, all priced within Londons lunchtime standards. I chose a warming beef soup accompanied by wholegrain bread, while my partner had a toasted sandwich with ham and melted cheese; both of us were pleased with our picks.As we savoured our late lunch, people started to come in for coffee and tea. I saw many generous slices of cake being delivered to other tables, together with steamy, oversized hot drinks. That, and the friendly, laid-back atmosphere, convinced me that Golborne Deli deserves a second visit at breakfast time. Truth be told, Ive already attempted to go back on a Saturday morning, but there wasnt a vacant seat in sight. Im not surprised, and will most definitely try again.Full blog post on: http://whatevergetsyouthroughtheday.wordpress.com/2013/11/22/kerb-maida-hill-place-and-golborne-deli-review/ whatevergetsyouthroughtheday.wordpress.com

  October 27, 2014, 4:55 pm

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• Aleksandar Loncar

  Best place to have breakfast , brunch or lunch around portabelo and Golborne market. Artisan bread, speciality coffee, Italian pasta . Fantastic

  December 11, 2013, 7:35 pm

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• Info

  Meatballs With Penne Al Pomodoro. 10/10

  April 10, 2012, 8:38 pm

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