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The Globe
The Globe
Shop A, G/F, Graham Street, Soho
Central
The burger, cooked medium rare, was surprisingly good in this unassumingly laid-back British pub. The bun, lightly toasted, was a little dry but otherwise held up the juicy patty with ease. The banger special indicated that The Globe was seriously about its food — the sausage, while neither particularly spiced nor flavorful, tasted fresh and succulent. The dishes were rear-ended by two fantastic cakes and washed down with the Little Creature (citrus, with a very sweet palate), the Holy Grail (light and creamy, with a grainy malt nose and palate), and the “I see no ships” Admiral’s ale (a jolly brew with a citrus nose and a roasty, malty palate that matched up particularly well with the sweet desserts).
Shop A, G/F, Graham Street, Soho
Central
The burger, cooked medium rare, was surprisingly good in this unassumingly laid-back British pub. The bun, lightly toasted, was a little dry but otherwise held up the juicy patty with ease. The banger special indicated that The Globe was seriously about its food — the sausage, while neither particularly spiced nor flavorful, tasted fresh and succulent. The dishes were rear-ended by two fantastic cakes and washed down with the Little Creature (citrus, with a very sweet palate), the Holy Grail (light and creamy, with a grainy malt nose and palate), and the “I see no ships” Admiral’s ale (a jolly brew with a citrus nose and a roasty, malty palate that matched up particularly well with the sweet desserts).
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