Sami Lebanese Deli,

32 Horselydown Lane, London SE1 2LN

"Ordered mix grill with rice, chicken soup, and vegetable soup, and batata hara (potatoes). All good was very fresh and tasted good. Service excellent. The sitting isn't great but you aren't normally at that part of the city for a comfy dine-in, so that's cool. All halal."

"Just 50 meters from Tower Bridge is this Lebanese delicacies restaurant. Everything very fresh with good prices. The freshly squeezed orange juice was prepared in front of our eyes. Staff was very friendly and has filled all additional wishes for free. I had the chicken sharwama - absolute recommendation."

"Pretty good value for money, seeing as how everything has become so expensive these days. Generous portions and delicious flavours. I think I preferred my husband’s order of chicken shawarma a little more than my salad box. The grilled vegetables were kind of spicy/sour, but maybe didn’t have enough salt; and the lamb kibbeh, while tasty, were a bit dry. However, it was still a good meal and I do recommend trying this place out. It is mostly a takeout restaurant, but there is some indoor and outdoor seating as well."

"We were waiting for a show at the Bridge Theatre when we ran into this little deli, we had an Halloumi Burger and a mixed mezze dish: they were both amazing, tasty and hearty! Definitely the perfect place where to eat middle estern cuisine, we will be back :)"

"First time at Sami and I was impressed by the quality and freshness of the food. I had a salad box with chicken shawarma and Sami mix salad. My partner the wrap version. For deserts baklava (homemade). The total price was 16£ for this feast. I will definitely come back!"