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A French bistro on Wanstead High Street.
Bib GourmandFrenchCheap and cheerful
Provender calls itself a little piece of France in Wanstead, and the menu is a long roll-call of bistro classics to match. It is a neighbourhood restaurant on the High Street, busy most nights, and the sort of French cooking that has a fixed shape and does not move from it.
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