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Koz restaurant that used to be in East Dulwich, has now moved to Beckenham. I've been there a couple of times & it's lovely, even better than when it was in dulwich. It's beautifully decorated & has a real Mediterranean feel to it, it's like being in a restaurant abroad. More importantly the food is fantastic, it has some new things on the menu & also has a takeaway section joined to it. It's the best food for such great value, so reasonable for the quality. I eat out alot & this is by far one of my favourite places to eat. I will be a regular there. Definitely recommend people to go there, you won't be disappointed... Five stars.
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I thought it served quite tasteless food when it was in ED tbh...I was disappointed and much preferred Hizar midweek


We made the mistake of trying out the restaurant that replaced it though ...really poor quality Italian food from the pizza to the pasta via the salads ...and really, really expensive for what it was. The 89p take out pizzas in Iceland are superior to the ?11+ pizzas at Olivetti in our opinion.

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