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Where to eat Mediterranean food in Street: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Reviews on Mediterranean food in Street, United Kingdom including Tamburino Village, Bocabar, The Greek Taverna
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1. Tamburino Village
Overall Ratings
4 based on 727 reviews
2012 saw the arrival of Tamburino in Street, bringing the town a true taste of Italy with our wonderful traditional cuisine and vibrant atmosphere.Owners Domenico is from Sicily, where passion runs deep. No more so than the passion for food and hospitalit
Reviewed By Swannie53
Went yesterday. Not impressed. Cesar salad £11 (chicken £2.50 extra if you want. We didnât). Wet brown lettuce. 3 slices advocado. Small amount of grated bland cheddar. Few anchovies. Total waste of money. Sister had a chicken dish - really small portion of chicken. Daughter had the salmon - 2 thin slices of potato. I had the beef boginoun burger. OK. Nothing special. Overpriced. Not impressed.
Where to eat British food in Street: The Best Restaurants and Bars
2. Bocabar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 448 reviews
Reviewed By travelleroftheweb
We had less time in Glastonbury than we had hoped, so I checked Trip Advisor and booked with only a couple of hours' notice.The place was busy, has a good atmosphere, varied clientele, friendly and efficient service and a good drinks list.The food was plentiful and enjoyable. My partner thoroughly enjoyed the burger and I the entree-sized Meze board, which was too much as the main meal for me. It was filled to overflowing with delicious dips, spreads, veggies and bread.Despite this, I managed to fit in an Affogato, one of my favourite after-dinner options, which I only tried as I had never seen it offered with chocolate ice cream before.I enjoyed it very much and found the combination of chocolate ice cream and Frangelico delightful.The best meal we had on our first trip to Devon and Cornwall.
3. The Greek Taverna
Overall Ratings
4 based on 609 reviews
Reviewed By N1701
Thought we would try something different for a Saturday night meal and decided on the Greek Taverna. It is a very nice place to eat with friendly staff and great atmosphere. For starter we had dips and pita bread to share and for main course I had the locally made sausages (made to their own Greek recipe) with chips which was very nicely presented and very tasty. All the meals were of excellent quality. We would certainly go again.
