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 About Al Volo Restaurant
With a characteristic setting inside the Old Truman Brewery in London’s East End, Al Volo Italian restaurant offers tasty regional cuisine, complemented by home-made pasta. Although modern in design, Al Volo’s atmosphere is homely and welcoming. East End restaurants tend to offer very good value for money and Al Volo is no exception. Whether you choose to eat indoors or on Al Volo’s summer terrace, you can choose from a variety of regional dishes, personally chosen by chef Antonio Tonelli and his team to represent some of the top cuisine from various regions of Italy. Just a short walk from the restaurant, Old Spitalfields Market is a great place to work up an appetite before a meal at Al Volo or take a leisurely stroll afterwards. 4 Tube stations are also within reach of Al Volo, making it easy accessible, so if you are looking for Italian restaurants in London, this contemporary spot makes a great choice for breakfast, lunch or dinner. On Sunday afternoons (from 3pm) you could also join London’s original Spritz party to get you in the mood for your meal!
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 About Aladin
The Aladin on East London’s Brick Lane is arguably one of the finest curry houses in the land, praised by HRH Prince Charles and listed in the BBC’s ‘World’s Best Curry Houses’. The Aladin was traditionally a meeting place for the Bangladeshi community of Brick Lane where they could enjoy the the true taste of the sub-continent’s cuisine. Over 25 years ago, this well kept secret got out, and curry lovers have been flocking to Aladin ever since thanks to the quality of the food, and value for money. The buzzy atmosphere and proximity to Brick Lane’s bars and clubs is perfect for group dining, and makes Aladin a great meeting place for nights out with friends. The menu features Bangladeshi, Indian and Pakistani curries and popular dishes include the Fish Tikka Masala – Bangladeshi fish in masala sauce, and the Moducash Chicken curry cooked with honey and cashews.
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 About Barcelona Tapas – St. Botolph Street
There’s plenty of Spanish passion fuelling the action at this flagship City branch of the Barcelona Tapas bar and restaurant chain on St. Botolph Street. The brightly coloured interior, with sunlight streaming through its plate glass windows and seating over two levels, adds to the restaurant’s vibrant and bustling ambience. Strong flavours characterise Barcelona Tapas St. Botolph Street’s Iberian menu which features dishes like Mediterranean prawns, deep-fried baby squid, homemade crema Catalana, Andalusian pork and bean stew with chorizo, and Galician-style octopus. Traditional drinks such as sangria and cava add to an extensive list of Spanish beverages.
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 About Bengal Cuisine
Family-run Bengal Cuisine is a colourful, popular restaurant in the heart of Brick Lane serving authentic home-style Bengali cooking. Fish is central to Bengal Cuisine’s traditional menu, with the kitchen’s signature fish tikka curry particularly acclaimed. Minimal décor, including sleek wooden tables and chairs and bright green pavement seating, adds to Bengal Cuisine’s smart, contemporary feel.
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 About Cafe Naz – Brick Lane
Cafe Naz Brick Lane is part of the award-winning Cafe Naz group, with this flagship branch being one of the oldest and best loved restaurants in the area. With its Indian brasserie-style interior, blending a classic ambience with a contemporary environment, the dining room at Cafe Naz features a glass staircase, loud splashes of yellow, purple and lime green in the decor, and plenty of potted palms. The cheerful and relaxing mood throughout Cafe Naz is ideal for family nights out, late-night curries and fun parties made even better by the kitchen’s generous portions. Cafe Naz Brick Lane’s menu highlights include Chandni chicken tikka (spiced morsels of chicken cooked in tandoor); Hyderabadi achar gost (chunks of lamb slow-cooked on the bone and served in a rich curry sauce with limes and spices); and Garlic chilli king prawn (king prawns cooked with green chillies and fresh garlic, blended with onion and capsicum).
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 About Café Spice Namasté
Café Spice Namasté offers a relaxed, contemporary atmosphere in which to enjoy extraordinary, vibrant Pan-Asian cuisine. With over a decade of service, the restaurant seeks to redefine Indian food, décor and service. Cafe Spice’s elaborate and extensive menu incorporates the best of Indian cuisine with specialities and influences from all over the Asia, often, with a European twist. Rare, unusual meats feature on the menu and Chef-patron Cyrus Todiwala’s Speciality Menu changes fortnightly to take advantage of the best the British seasons have to offer. All dishes use only the freshest of ingredients, cooked with natural herbs and Cyrus’s own spice blends. Diners can feast on familiar favourites like Goan King Prawn Curry and murgh (chicken) tikka makhkani, or go for something more adventurous like the delicious ostrich bhuna.
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 About Chillies
Chillies on Brick Lane opened its doors in 1998 and has been a pioneering, sophisticated restaurant offering authentic Indian cuisine ever since. Chillies offers a delightful range of refined, fine food, which remains faithful to the best culinary traditions of the Indian sub-continent. The warm and courteous hospitality of the staff, coupled with the stylish, elegant decor of the restaurant, go a long way to creating a memorable dining experience. Situated in the heart of the E1 area of London, Chillies prepares genuine, fresh Indian cuisine on a daily basis and all of the food served follows Halal standards.
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 About Cinnamon
Cinnamon Brick Lane aims to offer each and every customer the highest quality of both food and service and has won the Top Indian Chef of the Year Award 2009 and the Ethical Good Food Award 2009 – 10. The superbly trained and professional waiters will serve you dishes made from a delicate blend of subtle herbs and spices, fused together in perfect quantities to create the richest and most flavoursome traditional Indian cuisine. Cinnamon Brick Lane hopes to provide you with an enjoyable evening every time, combining great food and fantastic service with a contemporary yet friendly ambience in incredible comfort.
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 About City Spice
With zingy lime and lilac walls and bright picture windows overlooking the hubbub of Brick Lane, City Spice is a cheerful setting for an authentic Bangladeshi dining experience. Home-style cooking flavours City Spice’s menu of classic and modern favourites, from bhuna and biryani to shobji fish cooked with potato and cauliflower and Moghul specials such as shahi chingri bhuna (king prawn baked in its shell in the tandoor, fried in spices in the karahi and served with baked tomatoes).
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 About Clifton – Brick Lane
Part of an Indian dining institution, the Clifton lays claim to establishing the first Indian restaurant on legendary Brick Lane. This chic and spacious eatery has a mellow, easygoing feel, with muted décor, warm woods and a stunning carved mural. Food is served from the Clifton Brick Lane’s vibrant open kitchen, which specialises in regional dishes from Pakistan, Bangladesh and India.
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