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food
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LITTLE BAY
LIVE opera features high on the
menu at this Greek god-themed
restaurant.
Itsbistro menu is packed with
hearty sounding dishes like the pot
roast lamb with spinach and mash,
fillets of salmon accompanied by a
Thai noodle saladand braisedbeef
with celeriac.
Allmain coursesworkout at a
recession-busting £5.25 from noon
to 7pmand £8.80 after 7pm.
Unbeatable prices for starters at
£2.25 includegarlic mushrooms with
rocket saladand mustarddijon and
choux de crab with citrus hollandaise.
From Sunday to Tuesday, diners
can enjoy atwo-course meal for just
£7.50. Larger partiesof10and over
should check out the mealdealfrom
the alacarte menu at £9.75.
An ornate gold and crimson decor,
creating agrandiose appearance,
with cosy alcovesfor intimatedining.
❑ Little Bay is on 228 York Road,
Battersea, SW11. Live opera is on
everyThursdaythrough to
Saturday. Open Mon to Sat, noon
to midnight, Sun 10am-11pm.
Visit www.littlebay.co.uk or call
0207 223 4080 for details.
TAMESA AT OXO
SITUATED on the second floor of
the iconic Oxo Tower, this modern
contemporary restaurant is a
cheapoptiontoits neighbouring
restaurants above.
Diners can enjoy stunning views
across the Thames while theyeat.
With such ascenicbackdrop,
you might expect to pay sky high
prices, but you’dberelievedto
discover aset menu which
includes home-made potato
gnocchi, fish stew with cod and
confit barbaryduckleg withtruffled
mash, savoy cabbage, peas and
pancetta. Tuck into the delicious
sounding creme brulee with
balsamic berries–justone of the
many desserts on offer.
All this for just £12.50 for two
coursesor£15.50 for three courses
(times and prices subject to change).
❑ Tamesa is on the 2nd floor at
the Oxo Tower Wharf, Barge
House Street, Waterloo, SE1.
Lunch is served from noon to
3.30pm and dinner from
5.30pm to 7.30pm. Visit
www.tamesaatoxo.com for more
or call 020 7633 0088 to book.
TIME 4 ME 021 May 2009
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