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Tue Sep 25 2012
The past year has brought a few changes to the Table café. The stylish interior with its polished concrete, bare wooden tables and huge windows remains, but there’s a new chef (Cinzia Ghignoni, who’s worked with Angela Hartnett) and a new wine list. The place is known for its breakfasts, both healthy and indulgent – simple bircher muesli, or brioche french toast with bacon and maple syrup – and buzzes at weekends during the popular brunches (think sweetcorn fritters with poached eggs). At lunch and dinner, the short menu of small and large plates is big on seasonal Italian ingredients and light on fuss. High point of our meal was richly flavoured, rough-hewn chicken livers on ciabatta toast, and green Italian friggitelli peppers with fresh ricotta and marjoram. Ingredients are of a high quality, but the timings can go a bit awry. A small plate of octopus with potatoes, capers and anchovies featured a somewhat tough cephalopod, and our rose veal steak with girolles was cooked well beyond the medium-rare requested. The wine list is brief – just two-dozen bottles – but all are food-friendly choices available by the glass. On Saturday evenings, the Table resounds with live jazz.
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