Harden's survey result
Summary
“A fast, fun and casual concept, with delicious, tasty Israeli food” – Eyal Shani’s outlets in Soho and Notting Hill are part of his international chain based out of Tel Aviv and serve a huge array of “top pitas” with most conceivable kinds of filling (including fish ’n’ chips!) washed down with a fair drinks selection. Book for dinner, but walk-in only at lunch.
Summary
“Get a pitta the action!” say fans of these “fast, fun, loud and daft” outlets in Soho and now also Notting Hill – part of Eyal Shani’s international chain, based out of Tel Aviv. Flatbreads filled with falafel, burgers, English breakfast – you name it – exemplify the “playful” Middle Eastern menu, which everyone agrees is a “great concept” (“different and certainly worth experiencing for its unique take on pitta fillings”). But dishes that are “well-priced, fresh and tasty” in most accounts can – to a few critics – seem “bland and sloppily served”. Top Menu Tip – “outstanding roasted cauliflower”.
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