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Eating out Morito You don't have to order the whole menu like Susan Birtwistle did at Morito – but you might want to The little sister of Moro in Exmouth Market has got be the hottest ticket in town right now, even in these depressing post-Brexit times. The space isn’t good looking – it’s a hybrid of an economy self-service cafeteria and my local GP’s waiting room. But the bar’s where the best seats are. Here, you’ve got the vista, the intimacy and service at your beck and call. Personally, I wouldn’t bother with the tables which are neither interesting nor big enough. Sam and Sam Clark, the owners of both restaurants, are lovely people and brilliant cooks. We fed them when they came to one of our fun dinner parties at Birtwistle Outpost (our Christmas only restaurant). The food the Clarks produce is delicious and abundant in flavours. In the late 1990s. It was nigh on impossible to get a table at Moro on a Saturday night. “One had more chance of dryhumping Jamiroquoi.” Thank you Grace Dent. There’s something about sitting at a bar to eat that always makes me a little heady and excitable. It’s the fun spot, not too earnest, not too serious. We ordered and we ordered a load. We had to spread out a bit across the bar as the dishes just kept on coming as and when they were ready. You might want to order a few at a time, rather than the full menu all at once, as we did. So here’s the list. Don’t judge us: bottarga tostada & rock samphire, spiced chopped salad, avocado, labneh with chillies and charred corn, (a favourite), flat beans with tomato, cinnamon and dukkah; grilled octopus with fava puree, battered aubergine with date and salty curd, charcoal grilled mackerel with tomato salad and harissa, charcoaled grilled lamb chops, paprika and anchovy butter and some crispy pork belly chicharrones. I think that says it all. £5.50-8.50 per plate Morito, 195 Hackney Road, E2 8JL moritohackneyroad.co.uk 30 LOVEEAST
Legal eagle Finding and keeping accommodation in London is a daunting task for many. Advertorial The demand for rental properties is at an all-time high so the potential reward of renting your property or a room in it has never been so great. The risks associated with letting people live in your property, however, put many people off. It’s one thing to let someone in but a different matter to get them out or make them pay. The risks are compounded by the ever-increasing burden of regulation and legal requirements. Many properties need licensing by the local authority for all tenancy agreements, with harsh penalties and criminal convictions for breaches. Tenants and lodgers can find themselves in difficulties and obtaining a court order to regain your accommodation can be time-consuming and expensive. Property lawyer Anthony Owen offers LoveEast readers advice on making money from your home Even renting rooms with internationally famous agencies such as Airbnb can turn sour. In these times there is no substitute for obtaining legal advice before embarking on such a project. For a few hundred pounds it is possible to obtain advice on tenancies, lodgers, agents, licensing, deposits and evictions. It is perfectly possible to enter into such arrangements carefully and with good common sense augmented with appropriate Google searches. For those who want to go it alone, the following topics are worthy of careful consideration: dealing with deposits, licensing, eliminating hazards, using agents, termination clauses, lodgers or tenants, contracts, certificates and repairs. For those who would like to chat through these issues and potentially pay for sound advice, we are only an email away. Anthony Owen is an experienced property lawyer at TV Edwards. He will be happy to discuss any requirements you may have in this area on an informal basis, and with no commitment. Email anthony.owen@ tvedwards.com for more information. tvedwards.com, 35-37 Mile End Road, E1 4TP. 020 3282 3709 LOVEEAST AUGUST <strong>2016</strong> 31
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