Eat Out London!Hummy Yummy
Come and try some Lebanese food, which focuses on fresh ingredients, flavour and variety. Visit Hummy Yummy today.
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If you have a business lunch to organise, or want a family get together in the evening, why not try something a little different?
Hummy Yummy is based in Kentish Town, North West London and specialises in Lebanese food.
A little different to the usual Italian or Chinese fare, Lebanese cuisine focuses on fresh ingredients, flavour and variety.
Our Vegan and vegetarian customers are delighted with the great variety of choices they find at our restaurant.
We also provide a takeaway menu serving delicious fresh fruit juices, milkshakes, salad boxes on two sizes the small with three items of your choice for £5 or the large six items for £7,our take away soup of the day for £1.50 and our dish of the day for six pounds, we also have one litre juice bottles from £4.95.
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Neighbour Bar & Restaurant, 300 Kentish Town Road, London ...
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Neighbour is a new independent bar and restaurant offering stunning seasonal food, great wines and carefully crafted drinks in the very heart of Kentish Town.
Nodding to the vibrant social community on its doorstep, Neighbour is a spot for daytime meets or after-work drinks; a hangout for pre-Forum beers or casual evening meals; a space to celebrate with mates or dine intimately with the family.The brasserie-style menu draws on inspiration from all corners of the Mediterranean, focusing on seasonality and embracing the best produce available.
Summer dishes such as sea trout with pea salsa, charred baby gem and Anya potatoes are complemented by an extensive list of small plates, ideal for grazing – fried chicken with sriracha ketchup and green salad, or fritto misto with salsa verde, to name a couple.
A full brunch menu is available daily from 11am, and 10am on weekends.Behind the bar you’ll find an impressive list of organic and biodynamic wines by the glass, a bout
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Hummy Yummy, London, Kentish Town. Book now!
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To experience some of the freshest flavours of the Middle East that London has to offer, head on over to Kentish Town where you’ll find Hummy Yummy, a Lebanese restaurant right on Kentish Town Road.
Using the finest, locally-sourced ingredients, Hummy Yummy serves up authentic and delicious Lebanese cuisine, with the menu boasting everything from breakfast to mezze plates perfect for sharing, a range of sandwiches, juicy kebabs and freshly prepared salads, with healthy fruit juices and milkshakes to go along with it.
After your meal, relax with some shisha and tea for the full Middle Eastern experience!
The perfect place for a casual lunch, Hummy Yummy draws in diners from all over the area.
Te Amo | Restaurants in Kentish Town, London
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We love you, Te Amo: this Kentish Town kebab restaurant gets its grills, meze and salads just right.
Please note, Te Amo is now closed.
Te Amo bravely occupies a space that has brutally crushed three other restaurants in living memory.
It might be too early to predict success where others have failed, but the Lebanese owners of Te Amo are certainly doing things right on the quality front.
There’s plenty to love about Te Amo.