The third cookbook in the critically acclaimed Moro series finds Sam & Sam Clark going back to their roots and growing their own produce in an East End allotment.
In "Moro East" Sam and Sam Clark renew their passion for the food of Spain and the Muslim ... more
Mediterranean but this time they find their inspiration a little closer to home ...in an East End allotment. Bordered by the River Lea and the Grand Union Canal...
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Advantages: Great spanish food with morocan influences, affordable, wine list Disadvantages: Gets very busy, you need to book up a little in advance
Once you've eaten at Moro once you'll want more I assure you.
Moro is one of the most successful restaurants on Exmouth Market, EC1, London. Its just under 10 years old now and is run by Sam and Sam Clarke, a married couple formerly of the River Cafe.
The concept at Moro is spanish & mediteranian food with a morocan infleunce. The couple spent time travelling around Spain and Morocco and I belive have a holiday home in Moroco still so they know a fair bit about the countries and their culinary delights.
They seem quite a down to earth pairing and I read an article in the Guardian recently saying they have an allotment somewhere near the site of the olympic developments around Stratford, and they will lose it because of this, and they are protesting about it as they love to grow their own veggies there for the restraunt etc.
So no ...
Shoka 06.04.2006
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Ciao members have rated this review on average: very helpful Review of Moro, London
Advantages: Great Spanish food and great atmosphere Disadvantages: Can't think of any
Moro Restaurant
34 Exmouth Market
London
EC1R 4QE
* Cuisine: Spanish
* Nearest Tube: Farringdon
* Average Price: £25-£30
* Opening Hours;
Mon-Fri: 12:30 ~ 14:00 and 19:00 ~ 22:30
Sat: 13:00 ~ 17:00 and 19:00 ~ 22:30
Sun : CLOSED
Moro restaurant opened it's doors in 1997, and lies at the heart of the lively Exmouth market. It is well known for its (now) award-winning moorish cuisine, and is popular also for it's tapas!
Within the job I do, working for a global meeting & events organiser, I am fortunate enough to visit and dine in some of the worlds finest and most revered restaurants and hotels. Unfortunately, following 11 September 2001, global travel has not been quite so frequent, but experiences continue within the UK and especially London.
Within my role, I hold a position on the committee of an industry body ...
newty1977 07.04.2006
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About every 6-9 months, we need to buy new shoes, and what better place to do just that then Clarks, one of the UK's top shoe shops.
THE WINDOWS
I've seen many Clarks stores are very basic when it comes to windows, this Clarks had a few shoes on display, nothing else. Not drawing me in.
SHOPABILITY
There's a range of shoes in Clarks, adult shoes, trainers, school shoes and shoes for babies and toddlers. You could clearly see all the shoes being displayed, but I found everything tightly packed and there were very few different types of shoes in each selection. (e.g. one or two "Bootleg" and one or two "YoToy" under trainers)
WAS I BEING SERVED?
There were two people in the shop who could serve you, and they were helpful, there was one who was on the till, and one helping people try on their shoes, and also working ...
Product Information for "Moro East - Samantha Clark" »
Product details
Type
Non-Fiction
Genre
Lifestyle
Title
Moro East
Author
Samantha Clark
ISBN
91917778
EAN
9780091917777
Manufacturer's product description
The third cookbook in the critically acclaimed Moro series finds Sam & Sam Clark going back to their roots and growing their own produce in an East End allotment.
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