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This parkside spot may dish up full English breakfasts and classic caff grub of a morning, but come the evening it turns into a thriving local bistro with a menu mixing Turkish and European fare. The pavement tables are popular with couples and families in summer; the interior is cosy, with a model ship hanging from the ceiling, open brickwork and woven fabric banquettes - a little old-fashioned, perhaps, but good enough for a date if you're on a budget. A mixed meze platter featuring superb saksuka, cacik and rich houmous was followed with decent lamb and falafel pitta sandwiches served with salad and fries - all very filling. There's also a list of pasta and burger options.
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What is 'following'?020 8342 8355
Meals served noon-10.30pm Mon-Thur, Sun; noon-11pm Fri, Sat.
Main courses £4.90-£13. Set lunch £5.90 bento box.
Credit cards AmEx, DC, MC, V
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Tables outdoors ( Pavement )Bistro Laz map
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See all restaurants near Bistro LazComments & ratings 4/5 (Average of 4 ratings)
Brilliant experience amazing daily recommendations. I dine at this restaurant at least once a week.
I am a Dartmouth Park resident and travel all over the world, I find Bistro Laz/Al Parco (they share the same kitchen) difficult to beat. Bistro Laz is Turkish while Al Parco serves excellent Pizzas. Good breakfasts too from both sides.
Fantastic food that's great value for money. The atmosphere is cosy, with funny middle eastern decor. Make sure you try the Baklava. JF obviously has no taste or senses!
Nothing to write home about, food is mediocre at best, fish was not fresh, radio one/rap music in the background couldn't wait to get out of the place. Try it at your peril!
Fantastic restaurant with top quality food. I make a weekly visit a must. 10/10
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