Tas Pide Restaurant / Cafe National

Tas Pide

 
Description: 20 - 22 New Globe Walk, London, SE1 9DR. / Pide is a traditional Anatolian dish based on a recipe dating back thousands ... more
Tas Pide ... of years. Freshly made dough, resembling the shape of a boat, is baked in a wood fired oven producing a crispy outer crust. A variety of highly flavoured, aromatic fillings, containing either meat, fish or vegetables and cheese provide the topping. Truly delicious and best eaten by hand - as in ancient times!

Newest Review: ... basket was refreshed three or four times during our meal. I like the menu at Tas Pide. There is plenty of choice for everyone as long as you like Turkish or Middle Eastern food. There's a nice selection of starters and mezze from around about the £4 mark. Main courses are between £6 and £10.15 for steak, prawns and swordfish. Lamb seems to be a very popular ingredient for carnivores but ... more

 ... there is a great selection of dishes for vegetarians, one of the best I have seen on a menu with eight options. However there speciality is a Pide which is very much Turkish pizzas. Instead of being round they are oval in shape almost like an eye or a...more

Read Reviews for Tas Pide

duskmaiden
Premium Review Tas Pide: Sheer Turkish delight (1066 words)
by - written on 20/07/09 (Very useful, 109 readings)
Rating:

I seem to be working my way through the range of Mediterranean cuisines. Tapas,, Morrocan, pasta what's next on the list? Next up is Turkish as I've found Tas Pide, a very good value restaurant on Bankside just across the road from the Globe Theatre. Tas is a small chain of nine Turkish restaurants, bars and cafes located in central London. Its fairly easy to find Tas Pide as it is just opposite the Globe on New Globe Walk and and only a stone throw away from London landmarks such as the Millennium Bridge, the Tate Modern and Saint Paul's Cathedral. Its easy to get to by public transport, as it is within walking distance of Blackfriars, Cannon Street and ...  Read the complete review

grahamt
Premium Review Food for the Bard (822 words)
by - written on 21/07/08 (Very useful, 107 readings)
Rating:

You may remember from my recent review of our visit to see A Midsummer's Night Dream at The Globe on the Southbank in London, that before we saw the performance we had a meal at a nearby restaurant. The restaurant in question was Tas Pide, a Turkish restaurant literally just across the road from the entrance to The Globe on New Globe Walk. Tas Pide is one of the Tas chain of restaurants, which consists of some that advertise themselves under the Tas name alone and others that are named Tas Pide. The difference in name appears to reflect the difference in emphasis in the menu. The Pide reference is to a particular Turkish dish which to all intents should be ...  Read the complete review

 

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