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Two years after its opening, this upmarket brasserie still fills up every mealtime with a civilised Belgravia clientele. They're happy to venture in the direction of less civilised Victoria coach station to partake of dishes like chargrilled quail (£9.50), slow-braised Welsh lamb shank (£13) and steamed Shetland mussels (£10.50). Sunday roasts (£13.95) are unsurprisingly popular too. As for drinks (although the layout of the main bar lends itself more to dining), a 30-strong wine selection includes a dozen by the glass (Chilean Alameda sauvignon blanc £3.50/£14, Henri Pellé Sancerre £7/£27, Domaine Heresztyn Bourgogne rouge £7.50/£29). Cocktails include an 'English mojito' (£8) made with Hendrick's gin (isn't that Scottish?), and house bloody mary (£7) with Godminster organic horseradish vodka, while Bitburger, Weizen and Adnams come on tap.
Time Out Bars, Pubs & Clubs Guide 2008/9
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Hello all! My name's Lisa and I'm from sunny Northern Ireland. I've lived in Camden for 4 years and work in PR.
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Nothing to say but this place is absolutely fabulous. Food, atmosphere, people, etc etc. I should really not write reviews in order to keep it a secret as much as possible!!!
Calling this place a pub is a bit of an understatement. The quality of the food served and interior design would qualify this place more as a restaurant with a fantastic menu and a wine list that would put most wine-bars to shame.
I love the selection of beers to.
For those wanting to experience the charisma of this part of London, then The Thomas Cubitt is the place to be.