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El Muro Muswell Hill – My World in Pictures
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Thrilled to have been given the opportunity of dining at El Muro in the very lovely Muswell Hill.
Fantastic selection of food that was beautifully spiced and seasoned with great flavours.
The cocktail menu is simply divine too and I had a Alquimista which is described as a Sublime fusion of cachaca, coconut and fresh coriander.
Not just a place for locals but all Londoners should make a point of visiting El Muro whether for just drinks, a snack or full on meal.
This meal was courtesy of El Muro
El Muro review – Mexican food comes to Muswell Hill. Sort of. | The ...
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It’s tempting to think that once you venture outside of the capital’s core restaurant areas (Soho, Islington, Shoreditch and The City, or thereabouts), you would have the best luck in finding somewhere good to eat in wealthy neighbourhoods where the locals have more money to burn.
That brings us to Muswell Hill, a pleasant part of town with few restaurants to catch the eye apart from El Muro.
Tacos make up almost half of El Muro’s menu, but the tortillas weren’t up to scratch.
After some fits and starts, Mexican food in London seems to have finally hit a reasonable level of quality that’s just about sustainable with a good basis for further improvement.
The suburbs should be a part of this virtuous circle of deliciousness, but El Muro’s cooking just isn’t good enough to be part of this rising tide.
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Expect a warm welcome from Pani and his team at newly opened Panorama in Whetstone.
In this bright white light-filled space with an olive tree taking centrestage and murals of Pani’s favourite Greek landmarks adorning the walls, you will feel truly wafted back to your favourite Greek taverna in the sunny Greek islands.
RESTAURANT REVIEW | Top Dog Diner Soho | THEGAYUK
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One could easily meander past Top Dog (TD) on Frith Street Soho without a second squint.
Next up: chilli cheese hot dog, cheese sauce, lettuce, coriander, pickled chillies and red onions at £9.
And: pulled pork ’n’ slaw, slow-cooked pulled pork, apple slaw, lettuce, pickles and Kansas City BBQ sauce at £10.
Bung Top Dog to the top of your Soho easy stops to line stomachs before snogging hotties in the Shadow Lounge, for an buzzy din-dins with chums or if you just need to fill ya chops with a decent, fresh, meaty flavoursome sausage.
Review By: Thabian Sutherland Address: Top Dog 48 Frith Street London, W1D 4SF Telephone: 020 3019 2380 Star Rating: ★★★★ (explained) Cost Rating: ££ (explained) Tipping Policy: A discretionary 12.5% gratutity is added to all bills.