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United Kingdom Food Guide: 4 Middle Eastern food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Crediton
Discover Restaurants offering the best Middle Eastern food in Crediton, United Kingdom including Baobab Cafe, Dinosaur Cafe, Al Farid Restaurant, The Devon Chef
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1. Baobab Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 94 reviews
Reviewed By Sara H
We went for lunch. It was 4 o clock and the lady said they werenât doing any, but maybe they could pull something off for us. She offered some vegetarian fritters with two salads and a green salad. She said they could also do hummus. She asked us to sit down to have a look at the menu, and in the menu they had a few dishes they were cooking all day... we asked if we could ordered some and she said she was already doing us some lunches... well, thanks for letting us choose. It would have been ok if the lunches werenât absolutely crap. The salads, one was very greasy, and the other very sour. No green salad. The fritter was discussing. It was cold, dry, and it had 2pieces of butternut squash in it. The hummus it was more like a tahini sauce than hummus. Plus when we went to pay it came to almost £30... surely that fritter canât cost any more than a fiver? It was seriously not good. Also, she should have told us they had some other food for sale. We felt that they just gave us whatever they were going to put in the bin for the day, maybe thatâs why they didnât give us a choice?
2. Dinosaur Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 392 reviews
Reviewed By Middlebrough
Came here on a recommendation and had a Turkish mezze salad. There's an excellent range of GF food, and just a simple salad is amazing! There are so many things to try on the menu and it's good tasty authentic food. It's not a children's restaurant and it has nothing to do with Dinosaurs! We happily got fed and enjoyed the easy cafe feel to it.
3. Al Farid Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 983 reviews
Welcome to Al-Farid Mezz Bar & Restaurant. Umar ibn âAl-Faridâ was esteemed mystic poet of the Arabs. The owner and head chef have created a thoughtful menu that delights the taste buds. A firm favourite is the mezze; an array of small succulent dishes. T
Reviewed By longley203
A university city with all the usual chains represented and then we spy Al-Farid. It is a little difficult to make a decision about eating here as a tight entrance and stairs make for an unsettling start. Once over that the place is a gem as regards the decor.The service is good and now to the all important food. I had beef tagine and my wife had aubergine with chick peas and a salad. We shared a bread and hummus dip to start. We rated it all as excellent.
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