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The Barbary: A Small Restaurant that's Big on Flavour - SilverSpoon ...
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First the form of The Palomar, which I fell in love with last year for its incredible Kubaneh bread and delicious Josper grilled dishes, and now The Barbary.
Like its sister restaurant, The Palomar, The Barbary draws inspiration from Israel, the Mediterranean and North Africa for the menu of sharing places and light bites.
It’s a small world in the Jewish community and I’ve seen several old friends have their weddings featured on Karen’s blog!
It’s prepared differently here and the menu describes it as ‘Jaffa-style’ which means its deep-fried and covered with tomatoes, lemon and coriander and it’s every bit as good as the dish I fell in love with at the sister restaurant.
As a food lover and blogger I love trying new places so it’s rare I leave somewhere already planning when I can come and share this fantastic place with Mr S. I will be back to try the entire rest of the menu and definitely another naan or too!!
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Covent Garden Restaurant | The Barbary | Neal's Yard | London
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2017 has been an incredible year for us at The Barbary in Covent Garden, in September we were humbled and honoured to be selected as Time Out’s number one restaurant in London and in October we were extremely proud to announce that our Michelin Bib Gourmand would be with us for another year.
The Barbary is situated in the iconic Neal’s Yard in Covent Garden.
The restaurant takes inspiration from the Barbary Coast, Identified by 16th century Europeans as the area settled by the Berbers in the Atlas Mountains (Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia and Libya), the Barbary Coast was infamous for pirates and (until the beginning of the 20th century) the Barbary Lion.
It tells a story of trade, travel and culture – people voyaging along the coast, collecting and sharing ingredients and recipes, gathering influences from areas visited and thus enriching their own culture and heritage.
The Barbary menu reflects the countries from the Atlantic Coast through to the Mediterranean Sea leading to Israel.