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Viva Verdi - Restaurants in Southwark, United Kingdom
6 Canvey Street
Southwark
London, SE1 9AN
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The first PROSCIUTTO & WINE BAR in London, dedicated to the tasting of outstanding products from the Parma culinary trad... more
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    Viva Verdi
    6 Canvey Street London SE1 9AN uk
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    thamshere
    4th September 2008
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    Dropped in here yesterday for a quick bite and a glass of wine. It's well decked out and very modern with a fantastic light fitting in the ceiling in the shape of a ten-foot-wide rose. The space is quite clinical - rows of tables and chairs don't leave much space for imagination or large groups. It's essentially a posh after-work or lunch-time venue for local business folk.

    Saying that, it works extremely well as such. They have gone to lengths to make it a little more intimate in the evenings with low, red lighting, but I still felt very exposed.

    The wine and food are good. I've not been exposed to high-quality Italian ham before but I would have to say what they have is not quite comparable to the good Spanish hams (Jamon Serrano & Iberico) I have had in the past. Still, at a less than a fiver the Parma ham plate is pretty good as a snack.
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