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Victoria B.30s, Female, United Kingdom

Member since October 2011

Reviews written: 7 (0 voted helpful)

Restaurants rated: 8 (this year)

Posts written: 1

Victoria B.’s latest review

Soif (27 Battersea Rise, London, London, SW11 1HG)

Whilst this is definitely the best thing in the area it is not as good as the original Terroirs.

I really though the kitchen let the place down, my Pork Belly and beans was really average and was only made better by the wine.

The beans were undercooked and the belly skin not crispy enough. The sauce had not thickened and it was as if they could not be bothered. We went at about 7 before it started to fill up. All a little pricey for the quality

Whilst I am a girl that likes her meat the menu is not balanced in any way. Too heavy and meaty. The wines are very good as you would expect. I am a little bit over whole ‘natural’ wine thing but hey that is a la mode.

The decor is you know french wine bar retro reclaim chic. a little bit predictable.

Will probably go back again as everything else in around is bad, but next time probably just for a drink and some saucisson.

7 January 2012

Overall:5
Food and Drink:4
Service:5
Atmosphere:5
Value for Money:4
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Reply to “What is the point of public reviews…” (in Restaurant & bar talk)

Sorry to come late to this. I am reasonably new to the online world of reviewing.

I have always used square meal for my map of London restaurants and occasionally for outside London. I think that there are obviously some reviewers that use this as a pr and marketing opportunity – but – i have written a few reviews in a row as I don't always get the time to write straight after the meal.

I think that Square meal should consider a more in depth conversation between reviewers – a helpful yes/no button is neither here nor there.

With regards to twiiter and food blogs – I have just joined twitter and will see how it pans out and I think that most food bloggers are either tools of marketing and PR or out for a free lunch – most of whom have never worked in the hospitality industry or know about food. I only say that as a child of a restaurateur growing up in a world where the critics were trained, educated and interested in the food and the establishment. More

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