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TAS Pide

Delightful Turkish restaurant specialising in "pide", boat-shaped flatbreads. Plenty of vegetarian options. Sample the free Turkish delights at the front desk.

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Address: 22 New Globe Walk, SE1 9DR
Hours: Mon–Sat noon–11:30PM, Sun noon–10:30PM
Website: tasrestaurants.co.uk (opens in a new tab)

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