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Le Bab, Carnaby St

Carnaby Street
London
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Carnaby Street
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Le Bab came to our attention as a new cooking genre  of Gourmet kebabs. Situated in Kingly Court, a modern re-generation of Carnaby St. which is London’s latest ‘foodie destination’.

Kingly Court London's Latest 'Foodie Destination'. Looks Fun & Accessible. Le Bab is on 2nd Floor (Hope There's Lifts)
Kingly Court London’s Latest ‘Foodie Destination’. Looks Fun & Accessible. Le Bab is on 2nd Floor (Hope There’s Lifts)

If you follow this link to the Google view of Kingly court it shows how easy/or not it is to negotiate. Unfortunately Le Bab is too new to be included and in any case it doesn’t clearly show the interior of a unit – unlike our Picture Access Descriptions.

Only Interior Shot we Could Find. Looks Manageable re Space & Smooth Flooring.
Intriguing Dishes From Le Bab – Roe Deer Adana (Cavolo nero kimchi, Jerusalem artichoke crisps, damson & chilli jam, game mayo, fried cavolo nero stem pickle) and Pork Shawarma (Winter salad, burnt quince puree, crackling, pork aioli, zhoug)

Le Bab is a restaurant that’s

“reinvigorating kebabs with provenance, seasonality and technique honed in Michelin starred kitchens.” And is “experimenting with British produce and Middle Eastern flavours.”

Can’t wait to try as the food sounds lovely and looks intriguing. We’ll update once we’ve tried it out.

In the meantime they sent us information on their accessibility as follows:

“What a fantastic app and concept, we would love to be a part of this.” (From them to BBS. Thanx, Ed.)

“There is disabled access to the top floor of Kingly Court (where we’re situated), and we have ambulant disabled facilities on site (the construction of which should be completed in a couple of weeks – we only opened a few weeks ago!) but, unfortunately, a wheelchair wouldn’t fit through the doorway of the facilities. There are, however, full disabled access toilets on the same floor as us in the Kingly Court toilets.” 

We are therefore awarding them a provisional 2.5 BBS Ticks, well done for choosing an accessible location for this new venture!

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Le Bab, Carnaby St

fiona

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