Dehesa (25 Ganton Street, London, W1F 9BP) A friend and I tried Dehesa randomly on a Wed night, we had both heard of it and new it came from good stock, plus it looked really inviting. We were greeted straight away and offered the choice of counter seating or the communal tables. We chose to sit at the counter, which was great because everytime we needed something the bar tender was right there to assist. We arrived @ about 7pm, and it was quickly buzzing and the ambience was great, and the decor and service allows the feeling of luxury even though this is a fairly casual venue. We orderd 6 items altogether from the tapas menu, the padron peppers were yummy and not too salty, the spanish omlette was huge! We tried trout as a wild card dish and it was delicious in fact everything we ate tasted good, fresh and the portions were far from stingy making it great value too. We didn't drink, and with service the bill was £22.50, a bargain! We are going back again this Wed, so let's see if consistency is another plus for this newcomer.
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