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1947 Restaurant Bar

1947 Restaurant Bar

38 Middlesex St, East London, England, E1 7EX, E1 7EZ, United Kingdom

Pizza • Indian • Italian • Bar-lounge


"To my surprise, many restaurants are closed on Sunday evening in London. Every time I looked up a vegan restaurant on Happy Cow, it turned out it was closed. Since it was late and I was hungry, I had no other option than to select a vegetarian restaurant close by. 1947 Restaurant and Bar is both an Indian and Italian restaurant. The entire menu is vegetarian, however only around 20% is vegan. Many more meals can be made vegan, but so many of them had cheese listed as an ingredient that I didn 't want to run the risk. What if there 's an error in communication between the waitress and the kitchen? Or what if the chef accidentally adds cheese out of habit? I had lots of time to make up my mind, because even though the restaurant was very quiet it took a long time until the waitress came to take my order. I selected vegan biryani because I like biryani and because I 've tried it at so many restaurants that it 's easy to compare. It took a long time for the biryani to be prepared, but then it was served beautifully and smelled divine (as it should be). However, compared to other restaurants it 's a rather simple biryani. It has only one kind of rice (it is often served with both white and yellow rice) and only a few vegetables. There was no tofu, mushroom, potato, no nuts or any protein source. Also, the yoghurt was missing (which is used to extinguish the fire caused by the spices). The portion was generous and the taste was good. Although it was mentioned on the menu, 1947 Restaurant and Bar adds a 12.5% service tax. Why don 't restaurants just increase all prices on the menu instead of giving the customers a nasty surprise at the end?"

Gourmet Trends

Gourmet Trends

192 Fleet Road Fleet, Hampshire GU51 4BY, GU51 4DG, United Kingdom

Kebab • Mexican • European • Vegetarian


"Ever since I was introduced to Indian and Asian cuisine at the age of 14, I have lived in Fleet for the past 23 years. The Golden Triangle is my favorite restaurant in Fleet due to its inviting atmosphere. I have tried other restaurants in the area such as Gulshan, We, Dansiri, Chutneys, Indiana Spice, Zaal, and Ghurka Square, but what sets the Golden Triangle apart for me is the exceptional service. The wait staff are always friendly, polite, and attentive, going above and beyond to ensure that every guest has a memorable dining experience. The communal spirit among the staff creates a welcoming environment, and the food is truly a culinary delight. Each dish on the menu has its own unique flavor, with the lamb standing out as particularly well-cooked and flavorful. I recommend trying some of the Nepalese or North Indian specialties on the menu for a truly authentic experience. The only downside I have encountered is that the naan bread can sometimes be overcooked. The prices are reasonable for the quality of food and service offered, and while it may be a bit pricier than some other options, the overall experience is well worth it. The only improvement I would suggest is updating the wee menu to better complement the dishes offered. Overall, I have been a loyal customer of the Golden Triangle for over a decade, as I believe it is one of the best restaurants in Fleet alongside my other favorite, The Bay Leaf."