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Strategically positioned on a corner that overlooks Clapham Common you shall find No 32 Old Town. Occupying the former site of The Frog, as far as we can see, the transition from boozer to bar restaurant has been seamless. French windows thrown open onto the street and a glorious roof terrace give No 32 a sense of space that turns out to be just perfect on a sunny day. Letâs see how it fares in winter.
As for ambiance - No 32 have gone for the filament lighting, open kitchens and 'stuff with tiles' that seems to be so popular these days. Theyâre quite keen to be seen as a âbar that does good foodâ (as oppose a ârestaurant that does good drinkâ), which is true in the sense that the restaurant area itself is quite small, most of the venue's floor plan is devoted to something that looks more like a pub. Itâs actually quite a lot bigger than it looks from the outside.
How about the food? In the words of another reviewer, No 32âs menu âplays it safeâ (on the main part) - focusing on pub staples such as burgers and steak - but there are a few notable curveballs it may be worth trying out (i.e the âWonky Vegâ Aubergine Curry or the Coconut Poached Chicken Salad). As for drinks, theyâve a very respectable wine list, an OK cocktail list (that focuses quite heavily on Old Fashioned) and a beer list that falls short on their promise of craft beer.
All in all, this place appears to have a very bright future ahead of it - the place was absolutely heaving around 8pm on a Thursday evening. Naaaaice.
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