Twickenham
Tsaretta Spice

Tsaretta Spice

55 Church Street TW1 3NR, Twickenham, United Kingdom

Pizza • Asiatic • Seafood • European


"Tsaretta has launched a new Friday Saturday Indian Tapas Bottomless Brunch that transported my tastebuds on an incredible journey across India 's diverse flavors. At £39.50 per person including endless Prosecco, it proved to be a superb value for the quality and quantity of food. The brunch featured an array of mini yet satisfying tapas spanning classic and contemporary Indian cuisine. Standouts included the crispy fish fingers with refreshing lemon/carom seasoning, perfectly fried cauliflower florets bathed in a moreish Manchurian sauce. In between tapas, servers brought out pillowy naan bread sandwiches oozing with spiced fillings like chicken tikka and paneer. The Vada Pav, known as India 's chip butty , provided the ideal vegetarian snack with its spiced potato patty. While the savory dishes shined, I couldn 't get enough of the sweet finale the warm, syrupy gulab jamun dough balls with vanilla ice cream. The generous pour of bottomless bubbly paired flawlessly with the complex layers of flavors. What truly made the experience stand out was the wonderful service from staff members Sandip and Syed. Their attentiveness and charm added a layer of hospitality that perfectly complemented the cuisine. Tsaretta 's playful yet polished take on Indian tapas in a modern setting made for an extraordinary brunch affair. The courteous staff and chef 's artful presentation elevated the experience further. I 'd highly recommend the new bottomless brunch to experience Tsaretta 's unique culinary perspective on Indian cuisine. Just be sure to arrive hungry!"

Fat Boys

Fat Boys

Fara, 420 Richmond Road,TW1 2EB, United Kingdom, TW1 2EF, Twickenham

Thai • Asian • Seafood • Fast Food


"I was recommended this place by a friend, so it is really only fair if I now, having been and enjoyed it, recommend it to my friends. Though allow me to elaborate if you will. I went on a weeknight during a recession, which meant that it was very nearly empty. That said, the decor is modern and trendy, offering something different to many places in the same genre. Capacity is good, meaning it felt more empty than it actually was, and I hope that if I try it on a weekend the atmosphere would be much better. That aside, the service was prompt, efficient and friendly, and the food was excellent. I was immediately drawn to the vegetable satay, having previously only been able to wonder with my vegetarian mind what the famed chicken satay tasted like. It didn 't disappoint. As a fan of peanut butter, I ended up eating the sauce on its own after the tasty veggies were finished. Next up was my usual green curry, which was not too hot but still very tasty, and great, as usual, the the celiac-friendly-but-not-immediately-obviously-so 'glutenous ' sticky rice. To finish, I tried my first Thai pancake, and wonderful it was, too. A lovely blend of coconut and cream, hot and cold, soft and chewy awesomeness rounded off a very satisfying meal. And the wine wasn 't half bad either. In fact, the only thing stopping the Fat Boys getting five star from me is their fondness of the worst music ever made. For me, there just isn 't a good time to have Craig David, Brittney Spears et al in the background. EVER."