Neal's Yard Salad Bar

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  Neal's Yard Salad Bar

  1 Neal's Yard Covent Garden London WC2H 9DP uk
  
  counterfest

  16th April 2007

  Give it some Credit

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  So far this little cafe has been given bad reviews so I am giving it a good one:
  
  I went there on a very hot april day with my best friend, the buzz is wonderful, the colours of the walls surrounding the cafe were beautiful.
  
  I had a lemon and rum tea and my friend had a cafe latte and we shared a carrot muffin which was loverly, we were so relaxed that we could have fell asleep there.
  
  The price was good as well we managed to afford all of this with our spare change. I really enjoyed it and it was the highlight of the day.

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  Neal's Yard Salad Bar

  1 Neal's Yard Covent Garden London WC2H 9DP uk
  
  belinda

  2nd November 2006

  Flashback - 1995

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  Back in 1995 when I first visited Neal's Yard I thought it was pretty cool. 11 years on and sadly the food has remained in the 90's, the cool crowd has moved on to be replaced by tourists looking for the cool crowd.
  
  I found the food to be nothing but flavourless mish-mash and with a bill equal to a four star restaurant.
  
  Sadly Neal's Yard has had its day and it survives on its reputation for something that is no longer there.
  
  
  
  

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  Neal's Yard Salad Bar

  1 Neal's Yard Covent Garden London WC2H 9DP uk
  
  Buraco

  22nd July 2006

  What a salad!

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  First thing's first - this place aint cheap. Especially if you're used to Brazilian prices, but even if you're working on the London norms, your wallet will not like this place. However, your taste buds probably will. Even avid meat eaters like me found plenty to 'mmm' about in the predominantly veggie/vegan menu. The portions are generous, meaning you may be able to split a large main course between 2 and the options available are not your average fare. Its run by Brazilians so there's a healthy influence of 'comido' on the menu, though I couldn't bring myself to try the vegan feijoada (I mean the crazy hunks of unidentifiable meat is the point of feijoada isn't it?) or the ludricrously overpriced fresh fruit juices (4 a pop). Despite the price factor, though it is all-in-all a very pleasant place to enjoy a tasty meal on a warm summer day. The sheltered outdoor location is a funky, yet tranquil haven in the midst of the Covent Garden craziness, so why not swing by and check it out. Nice bogs n'all!

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