The Little Yellow Door

What a great place. young cool fresh and trendy. we all loved the amazing eating. Many thanks.

A short walk from the train station notting hill gate is a small yellow door, a bright narrow disc hidden between a boutique dress business and a sticky tourist business. number notting hill gate (which is an excellent randomly reimbursing address) is the home of some friendly flatmates who have turned their flat part into a now permanent pop-up restaurant and bar. the small yellow door is open to anyone to eat an informal bite in a casual, house party.

Wow, it is incredible this place, near nothing hill station, the drinks are amazing and really strong. the atmosphere is unbelievable seem to be in a house party and is friendly I advise everyone to go at least.

London is a growing animal of a city. it moves and if they don't keep, they can easily miss all new openings in the city. every week, my post-entry is flooded with newsletters, with news about a new restaurant concept, a must-see pop-up, an exciting new collaboration, bars, drinks. it can be quite overwhelming to times often slide many great places, although the net, as I do not physically (or afford) any new venture, and inevitably even more places start and the list will longer and longer be such a place is the small yellow door, one of the longest standing pop-up bars londons, friendly based on the history of flatmate that five...

I was debating whether or not to write this post, as to be completely honest I wasn't particularly enamored by Little Yellow Door. Lots of bloggers have been posting about LYD lately, so I was super excited to go, but left feeling quite disappointed. There's no doubt about it, the food was excellent, however there were many downsides that I just didn't particularly enjoy, but a lot of it was personal choice.