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Delightful Iberian tapas bazaar. Flame grill coloured interior, kaleidsope of welcoming black, blood-orange red and mustard yellows. Palpable undercurrents of Spanish sizzle and fiesta flow through the room. Fusion of old classics and new innovations: silky fat-veined shavings of Iberico and pata negra jam, succulent Pulpo a la Gallega ( Spanish squid beauty) and lobster carpaccio with cherry ice cream. To eat there is to share: 3-4 small tapas per person. If you like to hear yourself talking avoid this convivial southern den.
If you liked Tapas Brindisa in Borough Market, then you will love this latest spanish offshoot in South Kensington. 360 degrees of spanish deliciacies: In addition to a bar area, the casa offers a ... read more
High spot for Kensington neighbourhood dining. Bright airy conservatory space with acceptable taste in modern art. Excellent value for money with selection of appetite whetting menus; tapas faces ... read more
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