| HONESTLY’S VERDICT |
| In a word: Original |
| Food: Favourites are the salads (all of them) and breakfasts |
| Service: Great service from familiar faces |
| Presentation: Sleek, shiny and polished. Food. Flowers. |
| Ambience: Busy buzz of talk over the communal tables, avoid this with a breakfast visit |
| Location: Our local is Islington, right in between Highbury & Islington and Angel tube stations. Branches at Notting Hill, Spitalfields, Belgravia, and NOPI in the West End. |
| Value for money: A personal fave: £18 for a large box of takeaway salad that easily fills two. Breakfasts between £5 and £10. Coffee or tea £2 to £3. |
| Worth a visit?: Yes, this is a must visit foodie establishment. Plus their almond croissants are our of this world amazing! |
Ottolenghi is original, a much reproduced original, although very few manage to hit the high standards in the deliciousness stakes of Yotam Ottolenghi and his team.
Food-wise, it’s a casual, European dining style with a couple of large communal tables with a few small tables along one side of the restaurant. The menu is very much seasonally influenced with enduring favourites making a regular appearance. Flavours are a mix of Mediterranean, Middle and Far Eastern and ingredients are sourced from the UK and Europe with a focus on small scale, artisan producers and growers.
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