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I'm no expert on middle eastern food, but I must say I really enjoyed everything we ordered. This restaurant does a lot of small servings which means …
Lia Eats
Arabica Bar & Kitchen
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Had lunch here and the food was delicious! We had the aubergine dip, halloumi and falafels to start and these were all perfectly seasoned and fresh. T…
Queen Of Food
Arabica Bar & Kitchen
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Great for a pick and mix kind of lunch, this is a right gem in London Bridge. For food I would say this place is a 4.5/5 however... the service is alw…
Corinne Abrahams
Arabica Bar & Kitchen
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Arabica Bar & Kitchen is open for Casual Dining and Bar. Arabica Bar & Kitchen serves Middle Eastern and Lebanese dishes. Incorrect or missing information? Make a report, or claim the restaurant if you own it!Details
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5 Reviews on “Arabica Bar & Kitchen”
I’m no expert on middle eastern food, but I must say I really enjoyed everything we ordered. This restaurant does a lot of small servings which means each person is intended to have about three to four dishes each. We ordered basically one fish from each of the menu sections: hummus and lamb dip with flatbread, stuffed vine leaves, falafel, fattoush, aubergine and cauliflower rice, a lamb pizza sort, and some lamb kofta. Everything was delicious despite being a little pricey. The service wasn’t as good as I’d thought, but good food is worth it. Will be back if I’m ever in Londond again.
Had lunch here and the food was delicious! We had the aubergine dip, halloumi and falafels to start and these were all perfectly seasoned and fresh. The halloumi was served with peas and asparagus which I’ve never had with halloumi before. I thought this dish was a standout! For main we had the octopus, feta salad, lamb belly and lamp chops and these were equally delicious. Great friendly staff and great service, they were very attentive and welcoming. This place is a great choice and I would highly recommend! Only thing is it’s a little pricey than expected but the food was worth it!
Great for a pick and mix kind of lunch, this is a right gem in London Bridge. For food I would say this place is a 4.5/5 however… the service is always terrible. You basically have to beg to order. Everything on the menu is lovingly prepared and delicious and it’s well worth making a stop here, ideally not at peak times!
Arabica Bar and Kitchen regularly features in Time Out Londons Top 100 Restaurants list, and its been on my radar for some time. With food inspired by the sun rise nations of the Levant, it offers more than your bog standard mezze restaurant. The menu features dishes such as whipped feta with chillies, mint and pumpkin seeds, Lebanese style roasted cod, and sticky lamb belly and ribs with a pomegranate honey glaze. Its not difficult to see why I was so spoiled for choice.The restaurant itself is a rather sexy little number and, like the menu, offers a happy departure from the majority of Middle Eastern restaurants. Exposed brick walls replace heavy fabric drapes, you sit on actual chairs instead of cushions, and theres not a belly dancer in sight. Its more like a trendy urban cafe and has the same busy vibe.Read the full review by visiting The Determined Diner – thedetermineddiner.com thedetermineddiner.com
Arabica features on a number of ‘Bests’ lists and for very good reason! The menu is inspired by Syrian cuisine, the friendly staff will gladly explain it for the uninitiated. The dips all come with the freshest, most glorious pita bread! The hummus is easily one of the best I’ve ever had. I’d definitely recommend the lamb dishes here; so tender and flavourful it melts it in your mouth! The Armenian lahmacun with the well seasoned/spiced lamb mince and pine nuts was the winner though. Sigh, I’m salivating just writing about it. This is a great restaurant that deserves a visit if you’re a fan of middle eastern food, or food in generally, really.