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  • squaremilebelen Bean Review
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Showing posts with label canary wharf. Show all posts
Showing posts with label canary wharf. Show all posts

Canary Brunch

Hey! So what's the deal with brunch? I mean that if it's a combination of breakfast and lunch, how comes there's no lupper or no linner
Jeannie (Seinfeld episode “The Invitations”)

The other day I got an invitation to try the brunch menu of One Canada Square. A lovely event ran by the ETM group where a nice group of food bloggers had the chance to tweet up their experience. The place is a refined, spacious, and traditional European restaurant and cocktail bar. The David Collins Studio designed the place, and the kitchen is in charge of chef Jamie Dobbin

Soft Shelf Crab
We got a nice selection of dishes and also cocktails, the highlight was definitely the soft shelf crab Benedict jalapeƱo, and on the cocktails side the Canary Mary, a great twist to the Bloody classic. Nice food, lovely space, and great cocktails.

One Canada Square
T: 020 7242 9122
European Cuisine
Approx Damage: £40pp
Area: Canary Wharf
Borough: Tower Hamlets
Twitter: OneCanadaSquare
One Canada Square on Urbanspoon Square Meal


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Burger Wars Episode LXXVII: The Offal Rebel [BurgeReview]

I'm stuck on this song yesterday. I can't seem to get it out of my head. I don't know the name of that. She's a heartbreaker, love taker, oh, oh, very catchy
George Steinbrenner (Seinfeld episode “The Nap”)

Finally in December I had the chance to try Tongue 'n Cheek. I caught them on one of the Kerb events in Canary Wharf. I was looking forward to get Cristiano’s Heartbreaker Burger.

Tongue 'n Cheek
You have a couple options I got the Belly Connection. Heartbreaker burger patty made of half ox heart half dry aged beef, with pork belly, Gorgonzola cheese, pimenton mayo, pickled onions, and rocket.

Belly Connection
The verdict, amazing flavour, juicy, perfectly cooked medium rare, everything where it should be, crunchy iceberg, great mayo, soft and nice bun.

The damage, 7 quid for the belly connection

The conclusion, outstanding burger, starting with the patty and finishing with the lovely belly on top. One of the best in the street food circuit for sure. If you haven’t had one yet, hurry up! You might need to track them down but it’s worthy. I will give a solid 9 to the Heartbreaker burger.

Burger & Wharf
Tongue 'n Cheek
T: 074 1444 6545
Burger Joint / Street Food
Approx Damage: £7pp
London
Twitter: tonguencheeks


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