Pear and Almond Tart Restaurants in London
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4.2
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4.2
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City: London, 85 Fleet St., City of London EC4Y 1AE, United Kingdom
"The restaurant decided to close the day. No contact from them. We showed up with 3 business guests for lunch to find the place closed. A warning would have been nice!"
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4.4
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City: London, 54 Topsfield ParadeTottenham Lane London, N8 8PT, United Kingdom
Full Bar, Private Room, Wine, MasterCard
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4.1
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City: London, 26 Glenthorne Road London, W6 0LS, United Kingdom
"The saltimbocca monkfish was to die for! so delicious and everyone has licked his lips, from paella to pasta."
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3.5
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City: London, 64 Parkway Camden Camden London, NW1 7AH, United Kingdom
"This has been my first time ever eating Indian food and the dishes I ordered in this restaurant made me fell in love! The quality and the flavour of the food it’s superb, the presentation it’s very nice as well. As the location and the food are 10/10, a slightly warmer customer service would definitely make the difference. I defined recommend it!"
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4.3
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City: London, 54 Topsfield Par, Tottenham Ln, Crouch End N8 8PT, London, United Kingdom
"I could judge Bistro Aix on the dull, loud-voiced idiot who was sat at a neighbouring table tiresomely boring his friends (and us) half to death."
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4.3
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City: London, 32 Great Queen St, Holborn WC2B 5AA, WC2B 5BB, London, United Kingdom
"Tempted by the positive reviews here, I tried out this restaurant on a busy Friday night recently and wasn't disappointed. Not with the restaurant, anyhow.Having not pre-booked a table, we were offered seats along the bar on tall barstools. This proved an excellent spot in terms of getting the attention of the staff, although those with delicate digestive systems may find it uncomfortable sitting skewed round at an angle to the bar, particularly if like us you plan to munch your way through three courses.To start, my date ordered a hearty sweetcorn soup, the taste of which reminded me not unpleasantly of Sunday chicken roasts and sage and onion stuffing. I gleefully ordered three oysters which sent me into such raptures I couldn't help but wonder if there's some truth about their having aphrodisiac properties. If so, it was wasted on my date, who went on to casually mention during the main course that he was still sleeping with his ex. Nice!For the main course, my scumbag date ordered something that we weren't able to identify from the menu, but thought might be fish. It came with quince, which he liked, so that was the clincher for him. It turned out to be pork and apparently very nice indeed, despite not being fish. Playing it safe, I ordered skate wing with capers one of my favourites, and delicious. Vegetables had to be ordered separately, which is always slightly hit and miss as it's difficult to gauge how much one needs. Taking the advice of our waiter, we just ordered a side of buttered new potatoes initially. This turned out to be woefully small and not enough on its own for two people, so we quickly ordered an extra side of white cabbage a portion which proved inexplicably huge. It was all very tasty though.Wine is available by the carafe, which is a great choice for those wanting more than a glass each but less than a bottle.Not having much of a sweet tooth and having somewhat lost my appetite by this stage, anyhow I consoled myself with a large malt whisky while my erstwhile companion had, if I remember rightly, a poached pear with chocolate sorbet and ice cream.All in all a great choice. Unlike my date. NEXT!"
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$8.3