The Daily Telegraph
William Sitwell found refuge by the open kitchen of an establishment apparently named after the Patagonian hostelry where Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid holed up.
The compact menu was “of no fixed abode… a random assembly of flavours garnered by the owners on their travels through the US, Asia, Europe or Wales” – and William pronounced it a “winner”. A similarly wide-ranging wine list, featuring an exceptional Serbian red made from the vranac grape, made for “a richly esoteric experience”.
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