Galley (Islington)
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Galley (Islington) Address 105-106 Upper Street, Islington, London N1 1QN Galley (Islington) Phone 020 3670 0740 Galley (Islington) Opening Hours Monday - Friday : 12noon - 12midnight
Saturday & Sunday : 9am - 12midnightGalley (Islington) Food Price £28 - £48 per pax
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Then there is the new kids on the block
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Just so you know how good these guys are going to be
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Apparently there was a power shortage prior to our arrival
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That unfortunately diners were enjoying themselves too much and they were working on turning the tables but there was a delay
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Having the professionalism to come up with such a plausible excuse other than a power outage
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The understandable stress was perfectly masked by calm and chirpy staff
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The electricians were having a beer on the terrace
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We were sat at the bar which is the spot for Upper Street watching
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The cocktails are priced as you would expect in an establishment of this calibre
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I am not going to lament on the delay as it is not the worst I have experienced for openings
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We did get our starter quickly which was one of my faves
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Aged parmesan pesto with toasted focaccia (a little skimpy on the burrata side when you look at Amici Miei)
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I had 10oz British Sirloin Steam on the bone with chimichurri
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Fitore had Lobster pappardelle with heritage tomatoes and Jerusalem artichoke
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As they could not be faulted and were expertly concocted
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Perhaps the food at Galley is not supposed to be understood
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Then there are the new kids on the block like Vintage Salt and Bellanger
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S Upper Street is slowly starting to become more than just a giant stretch of chains
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That choice is now likely to get trickier with the addition of Galley
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The open kitchen with a counter (that&rsquo
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S the best place to sit) is reminiscent of The Palomar
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Smoked mash and thyme gravy was actually venison done three ways
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All the meat was lovely but the portion was quite dainty for £
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Pan fried sea bass was nicely cooked with a crispy skin
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The gnocchi it came with was a little too dense and chewy
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Because that is the flavor that dominates
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Rosemary chips were a disappointment being flaccid and devoid of rosemary
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Couldn't discern any amaretto that was part of the menu description
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Cherry compote in the centre was a nice touch and the accompanying ice cream was nougat flavored
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The ice cream was the highlight of the dish
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S where you used to meet your uni friends for a bad night out and overpriced drinks on a strip that was a sight to be seen in on a Saturday night
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That could still be the case but with the addition of Galley restaurant &ndash
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The menu at Galley is described as contemporary in nature
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I'm never quite sure how to interpret or define 'contemporary' which is probably the same issue I have when trying to describe to non dancers about contemporary dance
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When dining out was more of an occasional treat how many years ago
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A family friendly restaurant with a charming view of the River Thames
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The new designs are an ode to the famous Pont des Arts bridge in Paris
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