A high-energy, clubby Tel Aviv-inspired eatery in a Southwark railway arch where the techno is loud, the interior is Bauhaus-industrial, and the atmosphere mimics a sunny Israeli party.
Ordering Strategy
It is a sharing concept; aim for 3-4 plates per person. The pitta is baked in-house and is essential—order extra. The vibe is loud, so prepare for 'foreground music' rather than quiet conversation.
What to order
Crispy, Sticky, Crunchy
Universally praised as 'posh KFC,' this addictive dish of fried chicken with bitter orange, harissa, and kimchi is described as 'everything it promised to be.'
Chickpea & Ox
A creamy hummus topped with braised oxtail, served with a pitta bread famously described by critics as being 'as thick as a hot-water bottle.'
Sea Bass
A main-sized dish featuring meaty flakes and 'lip-smacking umami' so compelling that one reviewer admitted they wanted to 'hoard the whole bass' for themselves.
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Top critic: Michael Deacon (70%)
Editorial Weight 51 pts
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Agreement 7 pts
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Coverage 10 pts
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Public Signal 12 pts
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Boosts 0 pts
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1 Elite · 2 Editorial · 6 total signals
Public signal
4.6★ (3,400 reviews)
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The restaurant is split between a lively ground floor/counter and a slightly more secluded mezzanine. It can get very loud with house/techno music. There is a terrace often decorated with umbrellas.
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