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International Restaurants in EalingNewest Review: ... touch. In the corner of the dining area there's a steel drum, which adds to the rather unique atmosphere. Nobody was playing it at the time, but I'm told it does get used at weekends, when the atmosphere can get very lively. Sometimes I feel a bit awkward if I'm at the only occupied table in a restaurant but the service at BB's was very attentive, if a little on the slow side when it came to getting the bill (is that a bad thing, though?). Our waiter for the evening was actually the owner's brother - that owner being BB himself, aka Brian Benjamin from Grenada, who has won several culinary awards and designs all the m... more |
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by - written on 05/07/02 (Very useful, 191 readings)
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Where in London can you find curried goat, savoury bananas and rice served from a hollowed-out log? They're all on the menu at BB's Crabback, a Caribbean restaurant in West Ealing - and I ventured there with my sister early one evening in May. We'd chosen the restaurant on word of mouth alone, and I think most people do: BB's is on a dingy little side alley off the Uxbridge Road and probably doesn't get a lot of walk-in trade. It's certainly built up a bit of a reputation, though - so after several recommendations we eventually decided to check it out. First impressions? Bright, loud and ... empty. But then it was still ... Read the complete review
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