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Cancellation/No Show Policy
Please be aware we are now asking all customers to leave their Credit or Debit card details whilst booking with us.
Due to the Governments recent announcements on Covid -19
we now had to adjust our 2 sittings.
you will be asked to vacate your table for the next guests thank you for you
co-operation in these difficult times
There will be a £15 per person cancelation or no-show fee if you are unable to make your reservation without giving at least 24 hours prior notice.
We hope you understand that unfortunately we have to take this action during these difficult times.
WHAT IS PETISCOS?
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The Petisco or Petiscos is a gastronomical habit that has its roots in the Iberian Peninsula but is better known by its Spanish name Tapas. Translated, the tapa and the Petisco means a delicatessen or a snack, a ‘small’ thing prepared and cooked in a special way that concentrates more on quality than quantity: special little snacks that accompany drinks or make small delicious light meals or large meals made of small snacks.
Petiscos are a large and integral part of Portuguese gastronomy and traditions, just as tapas are for Spain with one main difference, Tapas have become internationally known and are served worldwide, often in trendy tapas bars that specialise in Tapas and Spanish wines. Petiscos are still found mainly in Portugal and most people abroad are unfamiliar with the Portuguese culture so have never heard of them.
ABOUT US
A new concept dovetailing sophisticated Goan-Portuguese cuisine with wines from small, family-run vineyards in the Douro Valley, Lisboa, Dao, Alentejo and other, to-date lesser known regions of Portugal, has come to Queens Road , Buckhurst Hill
A partnership between the Todiwalas and Steven and Michelle Schaffer of Portuguese Vinhos, the leading importer of Portuguese wines into Britain, ‘Mr Todiwala’s Petiscos’
will confine its menu to tasting platters, or Petiscos, featuring seasonal British produce
and ingredients, including sustainable seafood. Bombay-born Cyrus Todiwala, a regular
on BBC’s Saturday Kitchen, will inject his experience and on-going connections with Goa
to offer a unique take on an enduring Portuguese gastronomic tradition.
Cyrus Todiwala says “Steve and I go back a long way, and his and Michelle’s knowledge of Portuguese wines is second to none. I love their wines, and they go perfectly with the Goan-inspired Petiscos we will be serving to our customers. Don’t forget that Portugal was the very first country to introduce European wines to Asia and the Americas, and spices as well.’
Steven Redman-Schaffer said, ‘Michelle and I share the same vision as Cyrus and Pervin and it’s terrific that we’re working together on this exciting venture. We all believe that fine food and wine is the prerogative of everyone and should not cost the earth. It’s great for us to be able to introduce new food and wine pairing concepts like ‘Mr Todiwala’s Petiscos’ which allow people to discover and enjoy world class cuisine with wines in a truly
convivial atmosphere of sharing.'
