FLASH
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what the critics say
Feargus O'Sullivan
Wednesday, November 12, 2008 - Flash comes from the team behind Bethnal Green’s Bistrotheque, who also opened London’s first pop-up restaurant, The Reindeer, two¬ Christmases ago. But Flash is a whole lot slicker, and arguably less buzzy…more sedate, and doesn’t have such a strong sense of cultural crossover. Diners are a more West London-ish crowd and few seemed interested in looking around the galleries, which were all but empty. Flash still charms, but I missed a little of the rawness that gave its guerrilla forerunner its spark. That said, Flash is a damn fine place to eat.
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what the bloggers say
Tamarind and Thyme
Sunday, January 18, 2009 - The surroundings were wonderfully eclectic and the plates used were adorable! I was quite tempted to get myself a teapot but the price tag at the accompanying shop definitely put me off. If you’re interested, it looks like they’re selling off all the fixings when the restaurant closes, dishes included. Overall, the food was very good and would tempt me to Bistrotheque. Hopefully the portion sizes will be a little bigger though…
Dos Hermanos
Monday, November 03, 2008 - In the case of Flash I actually think that the cooking could get better, there was enough good stuff going on to suggest the kitchen knows what its doing. The problem for me is that there wasn’t enough occasion to dining here to differentiate it from anywhere else. It’s just a pretty expensive restaurant that will be around for a finite period of time. HS's reaction to the meal was a shrug of the shoulders which encapsulates our thoughts precisely.
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