The result is an amazing, authentic eatery that is one of our favourite places to eat near London Bridge. It comes as no surprise that head chef Jose Pizarro was inspired by his hometown of Barcelona when opening his first Bermondsey Street restaurant. Think patatas bravas, Jamon Iberico and deep-fried baby squid.
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Turns out, you don’t even need to cross the Channel to sample some amazing Spanish delights.Īs you sit down at the super-stylish bar (no reservations here – it’s walk-in only), a menu full of Spanish classics appears. Step off of lively Bermondsey Street and into a Barcelona-esque tapas bar, Jose. It’s a definite favourite amongst the many London Bridge places to eat. We’re all about the delicious Cochinita Pibil, a Yucatan classic that’s almost too good to share. Can’t make a decision? They also do share plates so you can sample a few dishes. There’s a mouthwatering selection of tacos and quesadillas. Want to savour some authentic Mexican flavours? Pay a visit to El Pastor, an authentic Mexican taqueria in the heart of London Bridge.Īfter ten years living in Mexico City, the owner has brought delicious Mexican to the heart of London Bridge – in a big way. If you’ve ever been to Mexico, you’ll know all about the deliciousness that is a perfectly prepared taco or quesadilla. Read Next: Exploring Bermondsey Street El Pastor El Pastor If you’re not confident doing your own pairing, the wait staff will be more than happy to help out. The only thing that’s better than delicious, fresh pasta is delish, fresh pasta paired with amazing Italian wine. Here, the emphasis is on fresh, simple food where the quality of the produce speaks for itself. If you’re used to the pre-bagged stuff you buy from the supermarket – prepare your tastebuds. This bustling Bermondsey Street restaurant is famous for their handcrafted pasta. We mean, it is a pretty excellent pairing. Tickets start at $39 per person during non-peak hours and $49 during normal hours.Fabulous Flour & Grape features a simple offering: great pasta and great wine. The pop-up is expected to open in New York City in the fall, Miami and San Francisco in the winter, and Chicago in the spring of 2023. The fully immersive restaurant experience is a collaboration between the online community Bucket Listers and Bucket Listers Creative Director Derek Berry. In partnership with East Side Cheesecakes, guests can order a variety of different cheesecake flavors including chocolate, strawberry, pumpkin, and Oreo. Guests have the option to purchase additional sides, drinks, desserts and exclusive The Golden Girls Kitchen merchandise.
Diners are required to purchase tickets in advance, and each 90-minute reservation includes a “Golden Main” and a slice of cheesecake.
The menu was developed by executive chef Royce Burke with classic items like Sophia’s Lasagna al Forno (with vegan options), The Lanai: A “Miami style” Cuban sandwich, Blanche’s Georgia style cookie, a bacon lettuce potato sandwich, specialty cocktails, mocktails and cheesecake.
The pop-up has ample photo moments for fans to enjoy from the kitchen table to the lanai and more. Bedford Drive on July 30, which was “National Golden Girls Day.”Īn homage to the iconic NBC sitcom “The Golden Girls,” the pop-up is a fully functioning fast-casual restaurant (with an emphasis on desserts) and bar that transports guests to the girls’ 1980’s hangout spots. The restaurant replicates the iconic kitchen, Blanche’s palm print covered bedroom, and a Shady Pines bar. Step inside the Miami home of Blanche Devereaux and grab a seat at the kitchen table at the new “Golden Girls” themed pop-up restaurant in Beverly Hills. BY Bianca Heyward AugReading Time: < 1 minute
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