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North London, Restaurant Review

Oldroyd, Islington

Oldoryd has been sitting handsomely on Islington’s Upper Street since 2015. I’ve been a few times now and owner, Tom Oldroyd (once of Polpo fame), and head chef, Louis Lingwood, always manage to create the sort of food you’d eat on a sunny holiday. Even more impressive: they make it all in one of London’s smallest kitchens. The dining room is tiny too. Upstairs the … Continue reading Oldroyd, Islington

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Casual Dining, Islington, North London, Restaurant Review

Oldroyd, Islington 

Oldroyd is the first solo restaurant from Tom Oldroyd (ex chef director for the Polpo group) and it’s based on Islington’s Upper Street – not a road exactly known for its culinary delights. It’s a super cute restaurant; downstairs has an open kitchen and a cafe-vibe (available for walk ins) and upstairs the cosy dining room takes bookings – hoorah! It might be small (and … Continue reading Oldroyd, Islington 

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