| HONESTLY’S VERDICT |
| In a word: Delicious |
| Food: Really tasty dishes with a focus on seasonal, local and ethically sourced produce. Deservedly in Opentable’s top 100 restaurants in the UK for 2014 |
| Service: Effective although a little bit stretched at time |
| Presentation: Nice simple décor, great colour palette, with pretty things to catch your eye. Simple unfussy food styling |
| Ambience: When it’s busy, it’s really buzzy…great for a boozy supper with friends, not so for a romantic meal for two where you struggle to hear each other talk |
| Location: A 3 minute walk from Kings Cross station. The restaurant helping to lift the reputation of Caledonian Road, the southern end at least! |
| Value for money: Not too bad at just under £40 a head for two courses of really delicious food and a glass of wine. However, I’m still miffed at paying £14 for an entrée-sized Winter Salad, which has left an unpleasant taste in my mind |
| Worth a visit?: Yes, for the delicious local and ethically sourced food and booze, just chose wisely! |
TED Restaurant at the King’s Cross end of Caledonian Road is a great new-ish offering in the centre of town. Caledonian Road doesn’t have the greatest of reputations food-wise, however, It’s just a stones throw from King’s Cross station and on the better end of the road where cute little café’s have been popping up in recent years; Drink, Shop, Do and Pattern Cafe.
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