Eat Out London!Wahaca Kentish Town
Kentish Town on Wahaca | Found in the iconic old home of the Fifth Column T-shirt factory above Kentish Town tube station, Wahaca brings award winning Mexican street food & a daytime Burrito Bar to the heart of north west London. Wahaca Kentish Town is within very easy reach of The O2 Forum…
Kentish Town | Wahaca
Found in the iconic old home of the Fifth Column T-shirt factory above Kentish Town tube station, Wahaca brings award winning Mexican street food & a daytime Burrito Bar to the heart of north west London.
Wahaca Kentish Town is within very easy reach of The O2 Forum Kentish Town, if you are going to catch your favourite band, we are the perfect place to grab a bite to eat, a Mexican beer or a margarita.
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REVIEW: Cubana, Waterloo
drinks food ambience
Cubana’s organic chorizo and sweet potato croquettes are reason enough to head South of the river, served with fresh homemade tomato salsa.
Add frijoles negros (traditional Cuban black beans) and some red pepper hummus, and you’ve got a great selection of Cuban-style tapas, but we recommend a sharing platter to make things easier.
Next you must choose larger dishes from different sections – start with ‘Barbacoa’, referring to the native Cuban Indians’ method of cooking on an open fire (at Cubana, they use a robata grill).
Go for Parilla Mixta (chargrilled strips of marinated prime-aged British sirloin steak, free-range chicken breast and organic chorizo on a bed of seasonal leaves and fresh tomato, with homemade salsa verde), or have a look at the slow-cooked Cuban kitchen food.
Brandin themselves ‘the home of mojitos’, it makes sense to at least try the signature Cuban cocktail – and a Cubana speciality.
Wahaca in London
food
A “Master Chef” winner as a founder, bright interiors, friendly staff, multiple good locations and, of course, extremely delicious food.
Speaking about Mexican ones, we can add a special atmosphere, sparkling from joy.
All locations (by now 10) of this restaurant chain are suitable for every occasion; bring your kids and make good memories, spend some time with family, hang out with a noisy gang of pals.
You will enjoy the food here — demolish some real Mexican street food and save a room for desserts!
Colorful, funky and stylish, Wahaca Covent Garden is the most popular spot of the chain — it mixes Mexican and British vibes into an unforgettable cocktail.
Line Chef - wahaca Kentish Town job in Kentish Town, London ...
Line Chef.
Full training & ongoing personal development.
Enjoyable working environment.
Be a line chef at Wahaca Kentish Town: - You will ensure that our fresh market food is delivered with pride - You will work with passion & have incredibly high standards - Love to work effectively as part of a team.
We will invest in your training and development so you can reach your personal career goals and offer you a competitive hourly rate and benefits.
Section Chef - Wahaca Kentish Town job in London (North) | Gumtree
food
Born from a love of honest Mexican street food.
Our aim is to provide an environment as enjoyable for our teams as it is for our guests, by consistently delivering Mexican inspired market food and great service in a lively, vibrant atmosphere.
We know we can only achieve this through commitment to our people, this why at Wahaca we live by our values and believe that you should work hard and play harder.
Join us as part of the Wahaca back of house team and we will; • Offer you a competitive hourly rate • Invest in your training and development so you can reach your personal career goals • Provide you with free Wahaca food on shift • Make your workplace fun, enjoyable and energetic • Offer you excellent staff discount, applicable at all Wahacas • Encourage participation in various staff incentives • Invite you to staff parties, supplemented by Wahaca In turn, as a part of the Wahaca back of house team, we would expect you to; - You will ensure that our fresh market food is delivered with pride - You will work with passion & have incredibly high standards - Love to work effectively as part of a team.
This year Wahaca celebrates its 10th year.
Oxford | Bars and pubs in Kentish Town, London
food
Mussels came in a sauce where any hint of cider was overpowered by cream, but a plate of Spanish charcuterie with toasted Poilâne, cornichons and caperberries was fantastic: generous piles of chorizo, lean, chewy and intensely flavoursome lomo and deliciously salty jamón.
Inconsistency continued with the mains – pork, leek and ham hock pie with spring greens had a light shortcrust pastry lid covering a lip-smacking and moist filling, while a generous, well-grilled sea bass fillet on confit onion and fennel was again drowned by an excessively creamy sauce.
Lemon tart with undercooked pastry wasn’t a touch on the M&S version.
Goodchild for Wahaca Kentish Town - Tristan Manco - Author ...
location
It’s been a busy year from my art consultancy with Mexican Street Food maestro’s Wahaca – so catching up on our latest installations – here’s one we did earlier… For the Kentish Town site (above the iconic Underground station) we wanted to support a local artist and at the same time find someone who could work sympathetically with this much-loved former T-shirt Factory space.
Our unanimous choice was Goodchild an up-and-coming artist who works on the street and in the studio in a bold iconic style.
Originally from Bristol, having grown up with that cities graffiti scene, Goodchild went on to study illustration in London and has lived in the Kentish Town area for a number of years.
The artist describes his work as abstract narratives or wordless stories told through symbols and in this case he tells the story on 5th Column the T-shirt printers, the company that was based there for 30 years and is still going strong but from another location.
Using limited colours, strong graphic shapes and patterns influenced by underground comics, Goodchild’s murals celebrate this unique space filled with references to this history and the printing process.