A respite from the rowdy scene elsewhere, Moya’s sophisticated mix of quality cocktails and hearty Slovakian cooking attract a more discerning class of drinker. Martini fans have a lot of choice, including ‘breakfast’ (gin, Cointreau and marmalade) and Turkish delight (rose vodka shaken with cherry brandy and cranberry) as well as the classic mix – here made with Tanqueray and a suggestion of vermouth. Prices stay below £6 a shot, although those wanting to invest more should opt for something involving Champagne, where an extra £1.25 commands a generously poured grand mimosa or Russian spring punch. Stocky staples of roasted pork shank with cabbage and beer sauce or smoked sausage on beans and bacon may not read like cocktail cooking, but they do a terrific job of soaking up the booze. Service is unfailingly friendly.
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In Oxford, Will Eat :: Moya, St Clements
The experiences I've documented on this blog range from excellent to mediocre but what I eat doesn't always vary that much: it's not hard to find yet another Chinese, Italian, Thai, 'Modern British' or whatever place in Oxford. So this week I tried something a little different, the 'wholesome Slovak home cooking' of Moya...
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