Italian restaurant near Red Lion Square and Conway Hall, Holborn
Red Lion Square is a small, leafy square just off Holborn, best known today as the home of Conway Hall. If you're there for a talk, a concert or a meeting an...
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Not every table wants pasta. Sometimes one of you is set on a pizza, another wants the lamb cutlets, and someone else just wants a really good burger. That's why the Fiena burger sits on our main menu next to the saltimbocca and the pollo alla Milanese. Fiena is our family-run Italian cafe, bar and restaurant at 4 Medway Court, Judd Street, London WC1H 9QX, a few minutes' walk from King's Cross.
David's review is about the quality of the meat at Fiena in general, and it fits here: you can feel that the meat is fresh and of high standard. It is worth every pound I spent.
(David X., Google review)
The burger comes with chips, but if you're sharing, a couple of extra sides go a long way. Try zucchini fritte, rocket and parmesan, a mixed salad or tenderstem broccoli. For a starter to split, our garlic bread with cheese or the arancini are easy wins.
A burger needs a beer. Our drinks menu has Draft Moretti by the pint, Peroni, London Pride ale and Magners cider, plus Peroni 0% if you're not drinking. James, who knows his beer, wrote after a Friday dinner here that he enjoyed the excellent fresh beer
(James S., Google review) and added: I used to run a real ale pub so I'm a bit of a stickler for a good pint.
(James S., Google review)
If you've still got space, the dessert menu has a chocolate brownie, tiramisu, cheesecake and gelato. An affogato, vanilla gelato with a shot of espresso poured over, is a lighter way to finish.
Burger for you, pasta for them, everyone's happy. Book a table online or walk in at 4 Medway Court, Judd Street.
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