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EXPLORE SPECIALE LONDRA<br />

LE VIE DEL gusto<br />

Fare il giro del mondo del gusto, spostandosi solo di quartiere<br />

in quartiere. A Marylebone, in un edificio antico di cento anni,<br />

si trova The Coach Makers, un gastropub di grande stile dove<br />

si assaggiano le migliori ostriche di Londra (thecoachmakers.<br />

com). Pub d’autore anche il The Coach and Horses, a Soho,<br />

dove va in scena il tradizionale ‘sunday rost’, arrosto al forno<br />

con patate, verdure e salsa gravy, anche in versione vegetariana<br />

e vegana (thecoachandhorses.com). La carne migliore, soprattutto<br />

hamburger di Angus al 100%, si mangia all’Owl & Pussy<br />

Cats di Shoreditch, tra pareti di mattoni a vista e arredi di legno<br />

(owlandpussycatshoreditch.com). Va fiero del suo autentico british<br />

menu, in cui trionfa il fish & chips, oltre al pasticcio di carne<br />

Tre esempi di cibo tipici da provare in città: fish and chips, la cucina indiana, il pudding. Foto ©VisitBritain / Britain on View<br />

con puré di patate, Taylor Walker Audley, nel cuore di Mayfair<br />

(taylor-walker.co.uk). Per una cena panoramica vale la pena prenotare<br />

un tavolo al ristorante XO, all’ottavo piano della OXO<br />

Tower, dove nel weekend si mangia con il sottofondo di musica<br />

jazz (oxotower.co.uk). Scenografico anche il Sauterelle, elegante<br />

locale nel mezzanino della Royal Exchange (royalexchangegrandcafe.co.uk).<br />

Tra le cucine etniche spiccano l’Amaya, a Belgravia,<br />

che porta in tavola una delle cucine indiane più affidabili<br />

e fedeli della città, e Baiwei, ovviamente a Chinatown, punto di<br />

riferimento della tradizionale cucina sichuanese. E per chi ha<br />

nostalgia dei sapori di casa c’è sempre Carluccio’s, con diverse<br />

location in città (carluccios.com).<br />

THE TASTE QUEST<br />

Oxo Tower Restaurant & Bar<br />

Foto Pawel Libera © London on View<br />

Carluccio’s<br />

Foto Pawel Libera © London on View<br />

Discover a world of flavour, simply by moving from one neighbourhood<br />

to another. The Coach Makers, in a hundred-year-old building<br />

in Marylebone, is a stylish gastropub with the finest oysters in London<br />

(thecoachmakers.com). Another designer pub is The Coach and<br />

Horses, in Soho, which offers traditional “Sunday roast” with potatoes,<br />

vegetables and gravy, also in vegetarian and vegan versions<br />

(thecoachandhorses.com). The best meat, especially 100% Angus<br />

hamburger, can be had at the Owl & Pussy Cats in Shoreditch,<br />

with exposed-brick walls and wooden furniture (owlandpussycatshoreditch.com).<br />

Taylor Walker Audley, in the heart of Mayfair, is<br />

proud of its genuine British menu, featuring fish & chips as well as<br />

meat pie with mashed potatoes (taylor-walker.co.uk). For a panoramic<br />

dinner, book a table at XO, on the eighth floor of the OXO<br />

Tower, where weekend dining is accompanied by the sound of jazz<br />

(oxotower.co.uk). Equally scenic is Sauterelle, an elegant restaurant<br />

on the mezzanine of the Royal Exchange (royalexchange-grandcafe.co.uk).<br />

For ethnic cuisine, try Amaya in Belgravia, which serves<br />

some of the most reliable and faithful Indian cuisine in the city, and<br />

Baiwei, in Chinatown, a land<strong>mar</strong>k of traditional Sichuan cooking.<br />

And for those who yearn for the taste of home, there’s always Carluccio’s,<br />

with several locations in the city (carluccios.com).<br />

22 ULISSE MARZO 2015

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