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Cafe MedNewest Review: ... restaurant that doesn't let you see the food you are eating. Still, my five friends wanted to stay and we were all starving so we went downstairs to the basement to our table. We were seated at a wooden table with wooden chairs that looked like it would be better placed in my grandmother's kitchen. Above our heads was a fairly large pipe constantly gushing from what I imagined to ... more |
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by Cinders - written on 15.11.00 (Very useful, 241 readings)
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Some US friends were on a visit to London recently, and after dining at some expensive restaurants we decided to try somewhere local to my friends flat. We made reservations for Café Med. Kensington Park Road London W11. My husband and I were a little late, as the traffic was horrendous as usual into West London. Still we made it within 10 minutes of our reserved time. As soon as I entered the restaurant I noticed the lighting. It was dim, they would probably describe it as subdued, but I would say almost non-existent. This did not bode well for me, as I never trust a restaurant that doesn't let you see the food you are eating. Still, my five ...
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