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El Nido Restaurant

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79 Manor Road
Wallington, SM6 0DE
This Spanish restaurant is situated about a minutes walk from the station and is right on the main road but it is very q...
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Reviews for El Nido Restaurant

  • 4
    El Nido Restaurant
    79 Manor Road Wallington SM6 0DE uk
    27th August 2008
    El Nido
    Current
    This Spanish restaurant is situated about a minutes walk from the station and is right on the main road but it is very quiet inside.

    On this inside, the tables are all fairly small so if there are just two of you, you will certainly feel quite cramped. The food is very good though. They offer a variety of meat and fish dishes but it isn’t what you’d normally see so you get to try something different. They have set meals as well but these are very limited as you’d expect.

    Food is all quite expensive however with a meal for 2 costing around £40 including a bottle of wine. Staff are friendly and accommodating.

  • 4
    El Nido Restaurant
    79 Manor Road Wallington SM6 0DE uk
    14th April 2008
    Lovely experience
    Current
    According to the sign-age, El Nido is a Spanish restaurant. Maybe it's my ignorance, but I was expecting more dishes that you'd find on a tapas menu.

    Having said that, the £14.95 set priced 3 course menu was a delight. My starter of scrambled eggs and smoked salmon was really tasty. The trout with butter and parsley sauce which followed was also very very nice. The chocolate cake that finished off the evening was light and moussy.

    We quaffed back a 1/2 bottle of Rioja with the meal, which was really the only Spanish thing we had all night.

    The place seems to be family run and had a wonderfully inviting, lively atmosphere.

    If you don't enjoy the set menu, your bill could get very expensive very quickly, as the cheapest main course is around £12 alone.