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Le Gavroche vs Moro Restaurant
Le Gavroche and Moro Restaurant are both recommended by professional travelers. Overall, Le Gavroche scores slightly better than Moro Restaurant. Le Gavroche ranks #6 in London with positive reviews from 12 reviews including The Nudge, Zagat and Frommer's.
Le Gavroche
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43 Upper Brook St., Marble Arch, London W1K 7QR
From $0 /night
Fodor's
"Roux's mastery of technically-precise and classical French cuisine hypnotizes all-comers."
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BlackBook
"Known as much for its illustrious history – Ava Gardner and Charlie Chaplin were regulars – as its delectable, classic French cuisine."
Gayot
17.0
"Since it opened on a previous site in the '60s, Le Gavroche has been an established part of London's culinary history, serving haute cuisine to a discerning, well-heeled clientele ever since."
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DK Eyewitness
"Brothers Michel and Albert Roux have been synonymous with fine dining in Britain for decades, and the Gavroche is their flagship London restaurant."
Time Out
"This restaurant colossus offers unapologetically old-school fine dining."
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Moro Restaurant
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34-36 Exmouth Market, London EC1R 4QE
From $27 /night
Concierge
"The much-lauded Moro has been the place to go for its passionate exploration of Moorish cuisine ever since husband-and-wife team Sam and Sam Clark opened for business in 1997."
Fodor's
"Lovingly led for more than a decade by husband-and-wife chefs Sam and Sam Clark, the menu includes a mélange of Spanish and Moorish North African flavors."
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Frommer's
"When it opened in 1997, Moro's Spanish and North African cooking helped put Exmouth Market on London's gastronomic map."
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Insight Guides
"Laid-back restaurant serving Moorish cuisine, where lamb is charcoal grilled, tuna is wind-dried, monkfish wood-roasted, and manzanilla sherry partners prawns and garlic."
Gayot
14.0
"This coming together of Spanish and North African food gastronomically echoes Cordoba's cathedral built inside a great mosque."
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