StringRay Globe Café, Bar & Pizzeria
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<strong>Rating: </strong>4/5
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<strong>Rating: </strong>3/5
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Time Out says
Fri Jul 20 2012
If rough-and-ready sounds negative, it’s not meant to be. With random clip-framed photographs, music from Bowie’s Low and Heroes period and the odd glowing globe and hand-painted lightshade, this café/bar/pizzeria has an easy charm to go with its excellent list of wines, beers and cocktails. The horseshoe-shaped dining area hugs a central bar (the place was once a pub), meaning there’s more room than you might first think.
The pizzas are huge, thin-crust and delicious. We enjoyed a prosciutto and an american hot as part of an early-bird deal, preceded by a decent-sized bowl of marinated olives, a mixed salad and Leffe Brune. There are 18 pizzas to choose from, running from the traditional (margherita, funghi) to the slightly controversial (the hawaiian, featuring pineapple and sweetcorn). A specials menu includes the likes of chicken florentine and roast sea bass; there are pasta dishes and a children’s menu too.
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