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How we read reviews →Thornbury's buzzy wood-fire Lebanese share-plates room, from sujuk dumplings to fall-apart lamb.
A vibrant, Beirut-inspired dining room with projections, communal seating and a visible wood-fire kitchen. striking to look at, but frequently criticised by reviewers as uncomfortably loud during peak hours.
Mountain bread and mains cooked to order in a wood-fire oven, a long communal table, Beirut-inspired interior projections, and a hands-on owner personally involved in event planning.
Strong Lebanese heritage signals from the chef's background and dishes, though a few reviewers felt certain plates strayed from classic Lebanese expectations.
Split opinion. many reviewers say the food justifies the price, while others call set-menu pricing (around $80-85 per head for groups) and extras like bottled water overpriced.
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