Restaurants Reservations
Monday, November 01, 2010 - The croquettes were dull but the Scamorza,
an aged Italian smoked cheese, was astounding; it tasted almost like
smoked bacon with a saltiness to match. I had Machheroni alla Sicilliana
(giant macaroni pasta with a squash, sage and chilli sauce), whilst my
guest had Battered Seitan with Cabbage. Again, one dish was divine the
other barely recognisable as restaurant food...While some of the dishes
were off the mark, the one's that were good were very good. When they
got it right the food at Amico Bio was inspiring, unusual and
interesting, just steer clear of the seitan. Monday, August 09, 2010 - Amico Bio is a charming idea, in a charming
building, in a charming, higgledy-piggledy Smithfield street, and the
service is lovely, and the atmosphere is sweet and the food is just
awful...My aubergine arrived. It had been scored, roasted with rosemary
and garlic, and served with a red-onion and tomato salad. The salad
totally obliterated the aubergine; not from any conceivable angle could
you call these flavours complementary. You just had to eat them
separately. B's pasta was eliche giganti (imagine posh fusilli) with
mushroom and beetroot). It was a lively colour all right, but the taste
was bland.
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