Menu from Beso
Menu highlights
Includes dishes that are:
Gluten-free
Vegan
Vegetarian
Moorish Green Pea & Herbs Hummus
Freshly made fl avoursome hummus with Crudites to dip
Smashed Broad Beans
On grilled sourdough crostini’s, topped with home-made ricotta, fresh lemon & thyme
Glazed Goat’s Cheese Salad
Simply grilled, fi nished with caramelized walnuts, honey & mustard cress
Potato Gnocchi
Sautéed forest mushrooms, Dolcelatte & fresh tarragon
Southcoast Crispy Frito Misto
Tiger Prawns, squid & mullet, served with a zesty aioli & harissa sauce
Grilled Welsh Lamb Cutlets
Smoked aubergine Begendi, watercress, pistachio & cumin
More about the restaurant: Beso
Beso London takes inspiration from Mediterranean cuisine, with Moorish and Spanish influences and dishes that are designed for sharing. Not just that, the team in the Beso London kitchen produce food that’s bold, colourful and lively, given that it goes big on Moorish-style spices and herbs – think cayenne, chillies, saffron, cinnamon, turmeric, ginger, cumin and paprika – while also making use of the finest British produce available. You’ll find Beso London in the heart of Covent Garden on Shaftesbury Avenue where there are three charming and distinct drinking and dining areas fit for whatever your casual occasion might be. Reservations are essential at this Mediterranean, Moorish and Spanish hotspot, particularly at weekends.
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Beso London sits pretty on the corner of Shaftesbury Avenue and Neal Street and is, by all accounts, a gem of Covent Garden. The Mosaic Majorelle Garden is on the ground floor and is ideal for a few drinks and some small bites. Then, the 30-seat restaurant – inspired by the Peter Behrens painting, “The Kiss”, that hangs on the wall – is where you can try the best of Beso via a full Mediterranean and Spanish menu inspired by the colourful streets of Marrakech and Andalucía. Last but by no means least, the hidden caves and wine cellar at Beso London take you through past and present memories of the Old Medinas.
By now you’re likely wondering about the Beso London menus. At breakfast, lunch and dinner, the dishes on offer are always fresh, seasonal and unique both in terms of flavour and presentation. If you’re visiting Beso for dinner, then try the smashed fava bean starter or the duck pastilla, followed by the steamed fillet of hake with grilled courgettes, spinach and sorrel cream. A side of purple sprouting broccoli with flaked almonds is never a bad idea, all rounded off with a white chocolate panna cotta. For some of the most exquisite Mediterranean and Spanish casual dining in Covent Garden, Beso is your best bet.