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The latest venture majors on wild meats cooked over charcoal and craft beersThe sheer variety and quality of food available in Golborne's caf�s and restaurants never ceases to amaze.
It may be true that there's no such thing as a free lunch, but you'll find astonishing value on and around Golborne RoadOne of Golborne's favourite street food stalls, the Moroccan Soup Stand just opposite Le Marrakech grocer and butcher at 64 Golborne Road, has won the 2012 BBC Radio Four Food Programme Best Street Food awardGolborne Deli has been serving breakfast and lunch to hungry locals and visitors since 2002, but it�s recently had a revamp.
New owners George and Alex took over the business about a year ago, and they�ve given the caf� a new, contemporary styleOnce the Carnarvon Castle, lately the Fat Badger, the pub on the junction of Golborne, Bevington and Portobello Roads re-opened as Pizza East Portobello in May 2011French gourmet chef Alain Ducasse, who runs Michelin-starred restaurants around the world, has rated Golborne�s own George�s Portobello Fish Bar as the second best fish and chip shop in LondonThis restaurant is named for a Roman temple in Lebanon, one of the wonders of the ancient world, and the food there is definitely one of the wonders of modern GolborneFor delicious and authentic Spanish food, you need look no further than an old Golborne favourite, the Galicia.
Below are five places where you can enjoy your midday meal outsideWe Londoners love our Indian food so it�s a real bonus to have an excellent Indian restaurant on Golborne Road � Palki.
The fact that they also offer free delivery is even better newsMaramia Caf� at 48 Golborne Road serves, freshly prepared Palestinian and Mediterranean specialities at very reasonable prices including dishes such as tagines and falafel, and delicious mint tea more Portuguese cafe culture has a firm - and very welcome - place in the life of Golborne.
Restaurant review: Palki, 44 Golborne Road, W10
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Restaurant review: Palki, 44 Golborne Road, W10 We Londoners love our Indian food so it�s a real bonus to have an excellent Indian restaurant on Golborne Road � Palki.
The food hails from a variety of Indian regions and includes several dishes that you don�t come across in the standard British Indian repertoire.
Zinuk Malia, mussels on the shell with garlic, spices and lemon juice is one of the more unusual starters, but tried and tested favourites like poppadums (order with mint sauce and mango chutney) and meat samosas are also excellent.
The Chicken Sylhet, a Bangladeshi dish, has a rich sauce flavoured with tamarind and lemon which gives an exotic and pleasingly refreshing flavour.
And don�t just take Golborne Life�s word for the fact that this Indian restaurant is a cut above the rest.