The King of Falafal

Londres, Reino Unido

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Endereço:
17 Hunter Street Bloomsbury, Londres, London, WC1N 1BN
Bloomsbury
Paradas e estações próximas de transporte público:
340 mWoburn Place Bedford Way
400 mRussell Square
440 mSt Pancras International Station
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Horário local (Londres) 00:02 sábado, 28 de junho de 2025

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Classificação do local: 4
Manchester, United Kingdom
Formerly Mediterranean Café under the old ownership (when I checked Google streetview, it still has the old photo up from 2008). I stopped by here in August of 2011, and they didn’t have a new landline put in yet (the owner gave me his mobile number, which I am reluctant to post here in case they now have a landline.) The owner seemed rather surprised at the concept that anyone would go out of their way to return here, so I imagine that it hasn’t been very popular in the upscale enclave of Bloomsbury.
The prices are shockingly low, and the food tasted authentic enough to me to warrant a repeat visit. It would do nicely as a quiet spot to meditate with one’s book, or have a nice chat with a friend.