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Really, that should be 'Butcher, Grill & Deli', as the delicatessen part of this operation gets as much custom as does the glass counter of meat. At the weekend, expect to see middle-class couples browsing the artisan jars of pâté, kitschy American confectionery, organic white carrots and gigantic, own-made scotch eggs.
Adjacent to the deli, in an attempt to add a café-like ambience, are a couple of long communal tables. The airy main dining area is raised above the shop floor, providing a view of a post-industrial decor that takes in bare bricks, white-painted metal girders and ventilation pipes.
Huge black and white framed photos of cows and sheep remind you that meat is this place's speciality - and the steaks certainly impress. A medium-rare ribeye offered hunks of crisped-up fat, dotted with chunks of black peppercorn and topped with a garlicky half-tomato. But the chips were disappointingly supermarket-like, and a portion of grilled ox heart on toast was drowned in a gloopy, brown, oniony jam that wasn't mentioned on the menu.
Service was slightly impersonal, but swift - partly because there were few other diners during our Sunday afternoon visit. There's also a branch in chi-chi Wimbledon Village.
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What is 'following'?Transport Clapham Junction rail or bus 19, 49, 170, 319, 345
020 7924 3999
Breakfast served 9am-noon daily. Lunch served noon-3.30pm Mon-Sat; noon-4pm Sun. Dinner served 5.30-11pm Mon-Sat
Main courses £7.50-£25
Credit cards AmEx, MC, V
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Tables outdoors ( 5, pavement; 6, terrace ), Babies and children welcome ( children's menu; high chairs; nappy-changing facilities ), Booking advisable ( weekends ), Available for hire, Disabled ( toilet ), Takeaway serviceButcher & Grill map
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