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L'Oasis

237 Mile End Road, London, England E1 4AA

Featured Review : Stepney restaurant L' Oasis is well named, offering a haven of good, home-cooked food in an area swamped with kebab shops and fake Kentucky Fried Chicken joints. The innocuous building has green tiles on its frontage, in...See Full Review

  • #29 most popular
    London restaurant
  • Avg. User Rating:
    3 out of 5 stars

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L'Oasis Reviews

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An Oasis in East London

  • 5 out of 5 stars by Essexgirl09 from London, England, United Kingdom
  • March 4, 2009
Quote: Stepney restaurant L' Oasis is well named, offering a haven of good, home-cooked food in an area swamped with kebab shops and fake Kentucky Fried Chicken joints. The innocuous building has green tiles on its frontage, in tribute to its history as a... Read the full L'Oasis review

From journal London Restaurants Part 1

A Pub & Dining Room Worth Visiting in Stepney

A Pub & Dining Room Worth Visiting in Stepney
Quote: When we moved to Stepney we thought there would be no where to go in the evening unless we travelled up to Shoreditch or Victoria Park, but L'Oasis on Mile End Road by Steoney Green tube changed all that.It's a pub that serves food and is really... Read the full L'Oasis review

L'Oasis

  • 3 out of 5 stars by ifor_gal from Chicago, Illinois
  • September 24, 2004
Quote: L'Oasis was right down the street from my flat, so whenever me and my flatmates didn't feel like cooking, we'd take a trip down to this local favorite. This is a very cozy, more upscale pub. The courses run anywhere from seven quid to fifteen. They... Read the full L'Oasis review

From journal The Real London - The East End