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You don't book a seat at this brunch-based twist on an underground restaurant, you 'join' the 'club'. You don't get your own table, you pull up a seat with five other guests. And instead of being served in a typical restaurant setting, brunch is dished up in a spacious, elegant Hackney flat (or the quaintly scruffy garden if the weather holds). Bruncheon Club's USP is to provide a fun communal dining experience that's as much about making new acquaintances as it is tasting new flavours. But fortunately, the food's a triumph too. Highlights from our set menu included a fiery, horseradish-packed Bloody Mary and a rich eggs royale, whose firm, perfectly formed poached duck eggs hail from Spitalfields City Farm. Getting in can prove a challenge, with flatmates Maya and Gregg running the club on a sporadic basis, and a capacity of six per sitting. But if it were run as a more regimented operation, it wouldn't have the same homely charm. Book early, by email (thebruncheonclub@gmail.com).
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What is 'following'?Brunch served 11am-1pm, 2pm-5pm Sun
Suggested contribution for brunch for two with service: £24
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