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		<title>Pied à Terre Restaurant &#8211; London</title>
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		<category><![CDATA[Charlotte St.]]></category>
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		<description><![CDATA[Pied à Terre's narrow, understated premises makes it difficult to find, as it blends in with many other restaurants and design studios on the street. When you plan an evening at Pied à Terre you might be looking forward to the modern, stylized French cuisine of Shane Osborn, Australia's first Michelin decorated chef.]]></description>
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<p>Contributed by Carole Chung</p>
<p>Pied à Terre<br />
34 Charlotte Street<br />
London W1T 2NH<br />
020 7636 1178</p>
<p>Pied à Terre&#8217;s narrow, understated premises makes it difficult to find, as it blends in with many other restaurants and design studios on the street. When you plan an evening at <strong>Pied à Terre</strong> you might be looking forward to the modern, stylized French cuisine of<strong> Shane Osborn</strong>, Australia&#8217;s first Michelin decorated chef; what you might not have anticipated is the best value menu of this standard in the city.<br />
There are two dining rooms downstairs, with tables set far enough apart and some comfortable banquettes in the back one, with the bar and another private room above.<br />
A couple of extraordinary dishes: deep-fried snails bathed in a feather-light batter; best end of lamb was slow cooked by the sous vide method and literally melted in the mouth.<br />
Service is good while not being overbearing.<br />
The restaurant has an excellent wine list and a few unexpected wines by the glass to pair with all the dishes.</p>
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