La Patagonia (Camden Town)
La Patagonia (Camden Town) Location

La Patagonia (Camden Town) Address | 31 Camden High street, Camden Town, London NW1 7JE |
La Patagonia (Camden Town) Phone | 020 7388 9861 |
La Patagonia (Camden Town) Opening Hours | Monday & Wednesday : 12noon - 3pm, 6pm - 10:30pm Tuesday & Friday : 12noon - 3pm Thursday : 12noon - 3pm, 6pm - 11pm Saturday : 12noon - 3pm, 6:30pm - 9:30pm Sunday : 12noon - 11pm |
La Patagonia (Camden Town) Food Price |
£35 - £60 per pax
Payment by Cash,Cards |
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What people say about La Patagonia (Camden Town)
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Both my friend and me were keen to have some good meat
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I thought price was just too high
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As it normally happens with all of the Argentinian restaurants in London
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Happened by La Patagonia while a friend and I were in the area and we decided to lunch there
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Tried the beef and chicken empanadas to start with and the Chicken Cannelloni for mains
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At the weekend I was surprised with a last minute dinner reservation
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To my surprise it was for a quaint little Argentinian place in Camden
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There were mixed grills with huge sausages
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S quite an intimate restaurant with maybe 10 or so tables
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The kitchen is literally at the back of the room &ndash
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The walls are covered from floor to ceiling in an array of different sized frames filled with photographs
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They made me feel welcome even when I was sitting on my tod
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M being flooded with memories of how yummy the food was
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300g rump with green chimichurri served with chips and salad
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Crem caramel served with dulce de leche
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The provolone cheese literally turned up in a hot plate with a side order of bread
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It was baked with onions and what tasted like basil
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It was absolutely amazing and was reminiscent of mozzarella
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I mean I definitely could have finished it but I wanted to save some space for the mega ton steak that was coming my way
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The steak was genuinely the size of my forearm and was a steal at under £
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I was unsure which oil they were fried in because they had a bit of an odd taste
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Considering it was a rump steak
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I would say it was more of a medium than a medium rare
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I believe that was to allow us to savor the chilli sauces alongside it
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The salad was seasoned with more of a sweet tasting dressing rather than a bitter
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T too over bearing which is what you need
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Beautifully partnered with the caramel
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La Patagonia is the place to be
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Camden as it is is a very lively place with great street shopping options and loads of Global street Food
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When I was in London this Summer before we could party Friday night we decided to go out for a dinner with our friends and then hitting the dance floor
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Our friends recommended La Patagonia because they were regulars and loved the place
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My first experience with Argentinian cuisine and I am Impressed
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La Patagonia is an Argentinean Restaurant located in the hip and happening Camden town Area in London
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Argentinians love their meat so being a meatohollic myself I was super excited to try this new cuisine
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Unpretentious and cozy restaurant with a cute ambiance
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They claim that majority of their food is prepared on the parrilla charcoal grill and all of the wine is sourced from Mendoza
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Thankfully we had already pre booked a table for 4 earlier because I realised that the place is quite a favourite and people are willing to wait to enjoy their food
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It's menu is varied and they have all Major well known Argentinean Meats and Empanadas and Chimichurri accompanied dishes with some reasonably priced steaks and other meats on the menu too
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An argentinean steak with a Salad and Mash costs less than 8 quid which is great
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Food is great and the serving is decent and the service staff is very attentive and friendly
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We ordered a Cannelloni in Tomato sauce which was spectacular
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A mixed Grill with grilled chunks of beef
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Fries and Salad and an Argentinean steak with mash and Salad
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We decided to too it with a Bottle of Argentinean Wine
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La Patagonia is a great Argentinean restaurant which is a must visit if you are in London
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Friendly vibe (except when people entered and exited sitting next to the door in the January chill proved trying but we soon fixed that with lashings of Malbec