Savoro Restaurant

Had boxing day lunch here, all three courses were very good. Special note to the passion fruit creme brulee :-) One of the better places we've found in North London. Tip : there are 2/3 courses fixed price meals from the a la carte menus, go for those!

Took a table of eight here for lunch last week. One of us was a one year old girl who had great fun.
The food was, in the main, very, very good. The wines were worth the money too.
Attentive and polite staff. A little difficult to find convenient parking.
I have been here a few times over the last couple of years and their standards have remained at a very acceptable level. Recommended.

Very expensive but very tasty

A visit to Savoro last night - my first for two or three years - and I have to say, again, that it’s the best restaurant in my northern neck of the woods. And if there’s a better place for fish anywhere in London, tell me now.

Fritoo Misto featured the best whitebait I’ve ever eaten. My chargrilled calamari - with a yoghurt raita - gave the least possible resistance and delivered a satisfying blend of the Med and Asia. The halibut was impeccable- big, pearlescent, creamy flakes of fish - backed up with perfect asparagus and a deliciously fatty dauphinoise.

The only downside? They’ve stopped doing the funky ice creams. My first visit a few years ago ended with scoops of pandan leaf, sesame, and oak-smoked banana and chocolate chip ice-creams. Yesterday I got decent homemade sorbets of mango, lemon and strawberry. Well made but not quite as exciting. However that was easy to forgive when the bill arrived. Four people - including three courses apiece (and including a steak and a big lump of halibut), two G&Ts, three sides, three bottles of very pleasing wine, two Irish coffees and service - and a final tally of £209. I find that very hard to argue with.