Las Iguanas (The O2)

The Team at Las Iguanas live for food, and to bring food alive – with an irresistible bolt of Latin American energy. The chefs add carefully sourced ingredients from around the world, to conjure delicious, authentic South American food, made with passion, love and lots of Latin magic. The result is food that pulses with its exotic 16th Century roots – a mouth-watering confusion of native Latin American Indian, Spanish, Portuguese and African influences. Las Iguanas is an adventure. Discover new tastes, fall in love with new favourites – and feel the warmth and welcome of South America. As soon as you step through the doors, you open yourself to the colour, chaos and charm of Latin America. Every restaurant is unique and filled with different treasures brought back from many visits, from a piece of artisan furniture to a special dish on the menu. Las Iguanas insists on using fresh ingredients in their kitchens and make over 30 salsas and sauces by hand each day. The menu is fully inclusive with a choice of halal and non-halal dishes, gluten free dishes and a separate vegetarian and vegan menu. The chicken, lamb, mutton and turkey are halal in all the restaurants, other meats are not halal including beef, duck and chorizo.

Facilities

Vegan Friendly

Parties Welcome

Vegetarian

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Overpriced and underwhelmed

by Brenda Cowan on 26 Oct 2017

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Went for lunch. Had a 10 minute wait for a table although there were plenty of empty seats. Paid £12.95 for 2 Pepsi and a glass of wine. We then had a 30 minute wait for food. I chose chicken wings and fries at £14.99. The portion was small and the wings cool and basic as were the fries. Husband had chicken melt at £14.99 which was very small, over cooked and very dry around the edges with a small piece of dried up bacon on top. Granddaughter had fajitas at £17.99 I think. There were only 5 very thin strips of chicken on slithers of peppers and onions. Very poor meals for the price. It appeared there were only two floor staff that I could see. The waitress was very pleasant but on taking the order she asked what our drinks were as she was adding items to the bill and I had to point out that we had already paid for them at the bar during our wait for a table. We wouldn’t go back as it was one of the worst basic meals we have ever had and highly priced for we had.