Harringay, Haringey - So Good they Spelt it Twice!
I've had enough Turkish!
When is the Vietnamese place next to the Salisbury opening?
What's stopping them?
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Permalink Reply by Hugh on
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Their 1st planning application was rejected following objections from the residents above the shop. They have taken a lease on the place however, so they need to resubmit. They've been advised to employ the services of a professional to help them find and present their solution to the residents' concerns.
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Permalink Reply by KP on
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Yes agreed! Would welcome a new addition to the area that isn't Turkish! Really hoping it opens soon!
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Permalink Reply by Philip on
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While I really enjoy Hala's chicken stews a bit of variety wd b welcome..
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With a following wind we could have both Vietnamese and Indian on the Lanes by the Summer
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what a pity Osbawn feels obliged to make derogatory remarks about Turkish food nobody is going to MAKE him eat Turkish or any other food we're lucky that Green Lanes provides such a range of choice if he or anybody else wants to taste the best Turkish food excellent recipes and articles are to be found in the Saqi publication Turkish Cookery written by British and Turkish celebrities to raise money for further education of children whose parents were killed in the last earthquake.
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I hardly thought Osbawn's comments were derogatory! Not everyone likes Turkish food. And I for one am all in favour of more of a mix of restaurants in this area
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I have lived in this area for 18 years, when I first moved to Haringey there was an Italian Deli, two Indian restaurants and Mariella's restaurant and bar, and a few more Greek shops and bakeries. Over the years there has been an increase in Turkish restaurants, I don't have a problem with this but it would be nice to have a little more variety as they do tend to have very similar menu's. I would love to have a Vietnamese restaurant on my doorstep. I hope it's sorted soon!
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absolutely agree that variety is the spice of life there is far less choice here in Crouch End than when I moved here 20 years ago my gout restricts my activities and it would be nice to have good food nearby and available at lunchtime of the 3 good French restaurants, 1 closed, 1 is never open for lunch and the third is not open Mon-Thurs for lunch I love eating but am a lousy cook!
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Permalink Reply by The Black Lark on
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The premises have an A1 (shop) not A3 (restaurant) designation. The building layout (different to all the existing restaurant premises on Grand Parade) is not suitable for a restaurant because of the impact it would have on the immediate residents.
The residents' bedrooms above (12 in total) gain their light and air from the lightwell that was heavily compromised by the change-of-use proposal (additional noise, smells, loss of daylight).
Hopefully Hanoi Pho, or similar, will open up in a restaurant premises.
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Permalink Reply by Betty Careless on
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Much as I'd be extremely happy to have a Vietnamese within walking distance, we are all a bit spoiled! Thinking back to the - fairly typical for this country - small town I grew up in, any eating out more exciting than chips was a good bus ride away - further than we'd all have to go to hop on a 67 and go down to Kingsland Road (where coincidentally the locals are probably right at this moment having a similar conversation about being bored by pho and summer rolls - maybe we could get together and encourage one of those Vietnamese restaurants to do a premises swap with one of our Turkish restaurants ; )
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