Winner of Best London Deli 2004 (The Independent) and Delicatessen of the Year 2004, 2005 and 2006 (LBC), this historic Hampstead institution is a food lover's dream, stocking all the best produce at reasonable prices. The owners and staff are all tremendous gourmands and there's nothing they like more than talking about food. From classy caviar and French wine to Oreo cookies for homesick Americans, this place really caters for the North London crowd and they love it. A friendly deli which is practically guaranteed to stock something you've been craving for months - we recommend a visit.
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Rosslyn Delicatessen
56 Rosslyn Hill, NW3 1ND
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Rosslyn Delicatessen
56 Rosslyn Hill, NW3 1ND
Rosslyn is one of London’s finest delis and well worth the trip up to Hampstead. Their selection of fresh... More
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Winner of Best London Deli 2004 (The Independent) and Delicatessen of the Year 2004, 2005 and 2006 (LBC), this historic Hampstead institution is a food lover's dream, stocking all the best produce at reasonable prices. The owners and staff are all tremendous gourmands and there's nothing they like more than talking about food. From classy caviar and French wine to Oreo cookies for homesick Americans, this place really caters for the North London crowd and they love it. A friendly deli which is practically guaranteed to stock something you've been craving for months - we recommend a visit. 
