Miracolo Winebar Restaurant - Camden

The possibility to follow their research and to have a taste of medieval cooking. Also noticeable their weekend brunch. Nothing to complain about, good quality and money for value, nice atmosphere and friendly service.

Went on a groupon to this place FRIDAY NIGHT. nobody inside,manager standing at door. went to pub next door for drink.went back to miracolo at 7.30pm 1 other couple inside.husband ordered lamb cutlets. did not have them) so ordered another lamb dish,that looked like a lump of mush. i had smoked salmon???wafer thin watery something,probably defrosted something looking like salmon.mains husband ordered sirloin steak..suprise suprise!! this had not yet been cut since the morning delivery???so he had sea bass. i ordered grilled salmon.both dishes cam together,and the smell was horendous my husband thought his fish was off,but no it was my salmon that was off.called manager who could not smell this,neither apparently could the person who heated it in microwave.by now i did not even want amealmbut hubbie said sea bass was fit to eat. wine that was i9ncluded in voucher,he claimed was merlot?? i drink red wine,and it was not merlot,more like watered down whatever was left in bottle wine,which i told him,so he then gave me a free glass of chianti red for our inconvenience). he could not even pour a beer into a glass properly he had to do it with 4 pours and let the froth go down.they also do not do any potatoes or chips, only sides of stale salad and very stale olives. ,i dont even think its a full working kitchen,so whatever is going on at this venue its not fit to be called an italian restaurant. this place deserves to be closed down

Although Michael who served us was very pleasant is he the owner ?? he didn 't know whether the sauces had wheat in them . Apparently they had a staff meeting , read the packet ingredients and decided that the sauces did have wheat in them ! We decided to risk that the sauces wouldn 't give my husband a problem . The food arrived , the presentation was awful , just looked like lumps with gravy on them . No real strong flavours , they were also very over cooked and tough . As the taster dishes all came at once and only luke warm they were cold when we had finished the last one . I would have liked each dish presented fresh , with a clean plate each time and an explanation history of what we were eating . This would have made the ' medieval experience ' . I would have loved to enjoy the meal and given a good review , so sorry I can 't .

Just returned after a visit here for the 5 course taster menu. All game dishes from medieval recipies.Was excellent food and very tasty and all the game choices were beautifully cooked. One suggestion ask the customer if they want dishes served seperately rather than 2 dishes per plate, this stops the food from getting cold before you have a chance to enjoy it..A Lovely dinning experience and lovely wine too go check it out now.......

Had a Groupon deal here but it wasn 't worth the trip out of my way to get there.It was for brunch but on the limited choices half were not available.Ended up with Eggs Benedict and smoked salmon.The eggs were cold and poached hard , the sauce was obviously from a packet and also cold.Ended up getting out as soon as possible.2 hours later have awful indigestion !Will check out so called deals before bothering again.