Pedro's Cafe

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  Pedro's Cafe

  191 Cricklewood Broadway London NW2 3HT uk
  

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  VixBix

  15th February 2008

  My Muse

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  Asolutely brilliant cure for all hangovers.
  Great breakfast menu and also for lunch and dinner, but you would have to try one of the breakfasts for sure.
  Abviously don't be going to Pedro's for a candle light dinner with your loved one or with your boss for that matter,unless you find that construction site workers and old dears going by the name betty help you along for finding a little romance but if you dreaming of the best hangover cure or simply a bit of TLC comfort food then Pedro's is your place!
  Also I love the idea of ordering an orange juice and then a litre glass bottle comes to your table like being back at primary school,same applies for milk.
  The custom is very friendly and if you become a bit of a regular they've even been known to remember your name.
  Good,Great Irish cooking even though its run by eastern europeans with an Irish heart and this is of course expressed through they're delicious food.
  Warning! It's all very well going to Pedro's hungry, but be sure to not order more then you need as the portions are colossal! which is always great and far from stingy, far,far,far.
  
  So enjoy! and as you can tell it suited me well over the years and try to remember that it is a greasy spoon and not the 'Ritz'.

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  Pedro's Cafe

  191 Cricklewood Broadway London NW2 3HT uk
  

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  tarquin_shizz

  24th January 2008

  Pedros much good yes!

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  Me Likey Pedro's Long Time!!!! Food nice, good Taste yes.
  
  Me taken there by london man write below. In Japan we have
  Ika Maru-Yaki and eat dish like Negimaki and Kani Su. Wikipedia me if you no believe! In land of pedro no Negimaki happen.
  
  but. there was good leaky dish like little beans in blood. wowee! what you London think of next?
  
  we love pedros much lots! Thankyou thankyou youthank brucejohnphil. Secure deal, we have done so yes!

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  Pedro's Cafe

  191 Cricklewood Broadway London NW2 3HT uk
  

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  BruceJohnPhil

  24th January 2008

  A steaming turd of a cafe

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  This place is a laxidasial mess.
  
  I'd decided to venture to Pedro's a few weeks ago, upon high recommendation from a "friend", who I am now in the persuit of suing for libel. Upon closing a major financial deal, myself and a party of Japanese City boys decided to "chillax" (as I believe the locals describe it).
  
  For a start, there was no real service to speak of. There was no head waiter to greet us (a small thing, I know, but first impressions count) and the wine menu was lax, to say the least. When we went to the counter (!!!!) to order our food, we explained that we were in a celebratory mood and wished to dine on the most extravagant cuisine the premesis had to offer. The lollygagging troglodite taking our order gave us what I believe is referred to as a "fry-up". Thinking this was some form of European delicacy, my party agreed with great gusto.
  
  What arrived on the plate was, quite frankly, disturbing. A few, flaccid eggs and some forms of meat which I've since been led to believe were called "bacon" and "sausages".
  
  My bacon had hair on it and the sausages were moving. You could even hear the eggs being squeezed out of the chickens in the shoddy excuse for a "kitchen".
  
  We left feeling thoroughly underwhelmed. Bad form, London. You promised the Earth and delivered a mess.

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  Pedro's Cafe

  191 Cricklewood Broadway London NW2 3HT uk
  

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  chris_biggins

  24th January 2008

  Can you put a price on perfection?

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  Apparently, you can. Pedro's have gone and done it.
  
  Despite their t-shirts being grammatically incorrect; this lovable gaff features, perhaps, the very best cuisine in London.
  
  The waitresses are polite, friendly and are all good material as potential brides - if you have the money to marry these days. I did have a favourite, but she seems to have been snapped up already by an eligible chap. Fortunately, the turnover of waitresses is quite high, so it's really just a matter of time before I find a new suitable future bride.
  
  Back to the food. Pedro's must have written the book on the "All-Day Breakfast". They serve it at the perfect temperature, with good portions, a good variety of savoury items and within a decent timeframe. You get an all-inclusive breakfast consisting of:
  
  Toast
  chips
  Beans
  Hash browns
  Black pudding
  Bacon
  Fried mushrooms
  Fried egg
  Sausage
  Tea/Coffee
  
  - All for the sum of £5.65! If that's not a bargain, then my names not David Dickinson! For legal reasons, I should point out that it's not in fact David Dickinson or anything similar to it.
  
  Other gourmet options available to the clientèle include:
  
  Sausage and Mash
  Beans and Mash
  Sausage Sandwich
  Chips
  Chips and Mash
  Toast
  Toast and Mash
  Spam and Mash
  
  Tomato Ketchup and Salt are usually provided a la carte.
  
  There's a strict dress code of no suits or smart, expensive clothing.
  
  All joking aside, Pedro's probably really is one of the best local cafes in London with excellent service and prices.
  
  Bon Appétit!
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  

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