Fogg's

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  Fogg's

  18 Chalk Farm Road London NW1 8AG uk
  
  herbscape

  13th April 2008

  DIARRHOEA!

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  Spectacular, explosive, all-night runs...
  
  ...that's what my partner and i experienced after eating an extremely average meal there in March 2008.
  
  It was certainly their food as we neither ate nor drank anything or anywhere else that evening, but shared one dish in the restaurant.
  
  As if that wasn't bad enough, when i returned the following evening to let them know, the oriental manageress/owner was quite unnecessarily rude and implied that i was making it up and that it was not their problem. Of course we are reporting them to the Food Standards Agency.
  
  £90 for a mediocre meal and a night in the toilet - great.
  
  Recommended to anyone who wants to lose weight...

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  Fogg's

  18 Chalk Farm Road London NW1 8AG uk
  
  LondonistMatt

  14th December 2007

  A Restaurant Themed on a Book

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  This relative newcomer to Chalk Farm Road is modelled on Jules Verne's Around the World in 80 Days.
  
  Stonking idea. Let's have more eateries tied into books and movies. Although best avoid any pastry shops themed around the film 'American Pie'.
  
  Naturally, the food comes from all over the place. Choose from European Journey (which includes Argentinian steak for some reason), Asian Journey, African Journey, and American Journey. Smartarse customers who request Australasian cuisine may be slapped.
  
  Check out the after-meal drinks menu. Not only Irish coffee, but Gallic coffee too.
  
  The walls are festooned with maps and imagery from the Verne story, and classical music sets the mood. So in character did I feel, that I called over the waiter:
  
  "I say, my good man, that was indeed a hearty repast."
  "Why, thank you Sir."
  "Yes, so good that I would like to venture a little wager," I continued.
  "A wager, Sir?" ejaculated the waiter.
  "Aye. I would like to place the sum of one million pounds sterling that you can't name the evil wolf character in 'Around the World with Willy Fogg'"
  "Why, would that be the wicked and conniving Transfer, the saboteur agent hired by the head of the Bank of England, one Mr Sullivan, to foil Willy Fogg's attempt to circumnavigate the globe?"
  
  And that's how my total bill came to £1,000,032.45

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  Fogg's

  18 Chalk Farm Road London NW1 8AG uk
  
  BenPhillips

  17th September 2007

  Ultimately, a good night

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  A really attractive restaurant with attentive, friendly service and a fantastic live three piece band made up for the slightly disappointing food at Fogg's in Camden.
  
  The burger was huge (ok, I did order the 14oz one...) but slightly under-seasoned and as a result felt like a bit of a chore. My partner's red snapper was caked in lime and garlic unfortunately hiding the taste of the fish.
  
  I'd go again, but not in a hurry.

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  Fogg's

  18 Chalk Farm Road London NW1 8AG uk
  
  TrustedBot

  8th February 2007

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  Foggs honours the famous adventurer and brings dishes from all around the world to the heart of Camden.

  A few steps up from Camden Lock and within easy distance of Primrose Hill, Hampstead and Belsize Park, Foggs is a smart, comfortable, welcoming eaterie. The ambience in this lovely restaurant is relaxing and sociable.

  The decor features a world map mural, and there´s a charming patio area, too. The menu divides the dishes by continent, so you can follow in Foggs culinary footsteps!

  Try starter of antipasti from Europe or Oriental seared chicken salad, main course of Foggs Cape Malay lamb curry or American grilled lobster. Many dishes are available in both starter and main size, a terrific idea.

  Chef´s Speciality Dish:

  Monkey Gland Steak

  10oz Rib Eye with a tangy South African sauce - perfect with chips!
  

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