| GRUB | ___ shop, an informal term for a restaurant (4) |
| ONESTOP | ___ shop, an outlet where many different products or services are available (3,4) |
| PINT | Unit of volume for liquid; measure of shellfish; or, an informal term for a glass of beer or a bottle of milk (4) |
| PAPA | An informal term for a father (4) |
| DADA | An informal term for a father. |
| TRAP | An informal term for the mouth (4) |
| GORE | "Kensington ____" is an informal term for stage blood |
| PANE | Stock in shop - an expensive piece of glass (4) |
| MENU | Word, from French for "detailed list", for a restaurant's carte du jour (4) |
| THAI | "___' d You Over" (possible punny name for a restaurant serving khao pad) |
| BEET | Root for a restaurant |
| CAKEAGE | Informal term for a restaurant's fee for serving a celebration gateau to the guest/party who provided it (7) |
| SPROG | From either "frogspawn", dialect for "lively young man" or a confused word for "cog", RAF slang for a recruit; or, an informal term for a child (5) |
| EATERY | Colloquial term for a restaurant (6) |
| RES | Shortened term for a restaurant booking hidden in this hint |
| MIMIME | Alluding to a character in an Austin Powers film, an informal term for a smaller but otherwise identical version of another person (4-2) |
| MEGAFLOP | A unit for measuring the speed of a computer system; or an informal term for a great failure (8) |
| SHOWPONY | An informal term for a person who tries to be the centre of attention (4,4) |
| STARWARS | An informal term for the Strategic Defence Initiative (4,4) |
| LOOKSEE | An informal term for a brief inspection (4,3) |
