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A Towering Disappointment: Leaning Tower of Pizza's Tartan Day South Menu Falls Short

As I gazed out at the stunning views of Trafalgar Square from the outdoor seating area, I couldn't help but feel a sense of excitement and anticipation. The prospect of indulging in a hearty steak skewers meal and sharing some wings with friends was tantalizing. Unfortunately, our experience at Leaning Tower of Pizza's Tartan Day South menu was a letdown, to say the least.

Upon ordering, we were presented with reheated steaks that had clearly been zapped in the microwave. The meat was dry and chewy, lacking any hint of tenderness or juiciness. We added some salt and pepper to our chips, only to have them return with the seasoning already applied, a small but telling indication of the kitchen's attention to detail.

My friend, who had been looking forward to her steak all day, took one bite before expressing her disappointment. When we asked for a fresh plate, the staff seemed hesitant, eventually returning with our meal mere minutes later. The steak was now cold, and the onions and peas were barely edible – raw and stone-cold, respectively.

With such high expectations, it's disheartening to see a restaurant struggle so mightily. Perhaps it's time for Leaning Tower of Pizza to re-examine their menu offerings and kitchen processes to ensure that customers receive a meal worthy of their scenic views and outdoor seating. As it stands, this reviewer cannot recommend the Tartan Day South menu in good conscience.

For those seeking a memorable dining experience with a side of stunning views, there are plenty of alternative options in London. While Leaning Tower of Pizza may boast a unique name, their culinary efforts fall short of expectations.

Leaning tower of pizza tartan day south menu