Amazing experience at Fora as always. Neighborhood classic since a long time! Friendly host and decent food

Visited with husband and a pal, service was really attentive & helpful, food was DELICIOUS, very clean, overall really impressed. So lovely to go somewhere where both food and service are superb.

My friend and I stumbled into Fora by chance walking around the charming neighbourhood of St Johns wood. The service was gruff and the food almost inedible. The grilled octopus looked old and had an orange tinge. The manager assured us that’s what grilled octopus...looks like… I don’t think so. Everything was under seasoned. Mysterious ingredients and smells and the chicken was pink. It just so happened it was a holiday so most restaurants were closed hence why we didn’t get up and leave immediately. This place should be shut down. My friend and I were sick all afternoon, it took me 24 hours to recover from this dump of a restaurant. They should be ashamed of themselves, serving disgusting food like this. Just shocking.More

The place is charming, even though unpretentious. My moroccan tagine (whilst liking some extra cinque epices) was incredibly taste and the manager is extremely attentive even though most staff have very limited english Warmly recommended

The overall look and feel of the restaurant is really old and not charming. Food wasn't amazing, and pretty average for the price. The waiters weren't wearing masks and got too close to our table and ourselves. Overall I don't recommend it and won't be...coming back.More

We have eaten at the Fora twice and thoroughly enjoyed the food and service. We recommend the lemon garlic scallops for starter and the fresh sea bass for main. The staff were friendly and helpful, especially as time was short for the second visit, but...the quality of food and service was still maintained. The restaurant has an entire wall covered in mirrors, which enhances the feeling of space and brightness. Certainly recommend to others.More

Had to meet a friend briefly and accidentally bumped into Fora, a Turkish restaurant with family. It was a tasty fare - from starters to the main course. Falafel was probably the best I have had including the complimentary hummus. For the main course, was...recommended the Centrini special which was a mix of lamb, chicken and potatoes and definitely not disappointed. My family had the Chicken Shish and the steak which was great too. Finally had the simple Mint tea as a digestive. And don’t forget to have Efes, most popular Mediterranean beer to compliment your for. Recommended if you like Mediterranean food.More

We went to Fora for a work dinner. We all travelled into London from around the country and I spotted this lovely quaint restaurant. The atmosphere in there was great, we sat in the outside marquee area that had a beautiful living wall. The food...was so amazing and tasty and most importantly for me, the food was hot and full of flavour. Service was great, thank you Ekrem for looking after us. We will be back for sure!More

The covered outdoor area at this popular St John's Wood restaurnat was very busy and noisy. The menu choice was large and the food was good, but without the wow factor. We had barely sat down when they brought the main course and then they...brough the main course before we had even finished that! It seems they were in a hurry to use the table again. We slowed up a little with coffee, but it is not somewhere to spend the whole evening, a shame as we had come a long way to meet friends.More

Fantastic meal after a great match. The welcome on arrival was warm and inviting. After ordering our drinks arrived and quickly followed by bread and a garlic dip with bread BUT also a spoon and olives so the coeliac didn't miss out! Starter of garlic...prawns - so tasty. Then ..... lamb tagine...OMG so tasty and needed a takeaway container. All so ver tasty and will be so worth a trip back. Excellent service; beautifully clean linen table cloths etc all changed after every customer.More

Spacious busy restaurant in St. John’s Wood. Varied menu with had pasta on it which is unusual for a Turkish restaurant! The vegetarian amongst us wasn’t so keen on her main. Food very tasty otherwise and very reasonably priced

Unfortunately the food was not fit for humans or pets. Terribly overpriced, incompetent customer service. It felt as if we were in a 3 star hotel in Benidorm. Half our table left once the food arrived as they were in disbelief. Bare minimum on the...plate for a toddler to eat and no flavour to the food, be it black pepper even. Coffee was served in squash glasses totally unacceptable. To add insult to injury the bill was a whopping £70.More