Park Way London - Brent

I recently had a terrible experience at this restaurant and will never return. The wait staff were nice, but the owners were incredibly rude. When I wasn't feeling well, they accused me of having coronavirus and forcefully kicked me out without even asking if I was okay. They yelled that I had the virus and made me feel humiliated and unwelcome. I urge anyone reading this to avoid this place at all costs. The address is NW2 6JP Edgware Road, Cricklewood. Do not go there. I had been a customer for 3 years and was treated terribly after having a panic attack and muscle spasms. Absolutely disgusting behavior.

The restaurant could improve its interior design, but everything else was satisfactory. The food was delicious, as were our juices and tea. The sheesha was decent, although not perfect.

The Park Way Nature Reserve is over 2 miles long and can be accessed through the side entrance of Finsbury Park. The pathway, with its high banks and tree-lined surroundings, gives the feeling of being in the countryside. The 150-year-old station platform and bridges offer views of London as you journey through the attractive neighborhoods of North London until you reach Highgate.

A friend took me to Park Way for a meal and what a wonderful atmosphere, food and juices and shisha. Highly recommended

The food isn't the main draw as far as Park Way is concerned. At the weekends its more of a shisha cafe cum nightclub, attracting a fun-loving ex-pat crowd with Persian and Arab tunes. A weird compromise between live and recorded music has been struck with a live singer but with no musicians a Middle Eastern karaoke as it were). Having said all this, the food is actually pretty good and very well-presented. They actually garnished the kebab with tarragon, which I never see elsewhere. The portions are perhaps a little on the small side but at the same time, no one wants to dance on a full, bloated stomach, so perhaps that is a blessing. As to be expected, it is unlicensed. It is also a little chilly because the shisha lounge has to be partially open air. I would recommend booking for weekends. There is a small entry charge for weekends £1 per person with minimum £15.00 spend).