From the team behind Fallow, Roe's follows a similar sustainable ethos; cooking with regenerative crops, highlighting underused British produce and using ingredients that even Fergus Henderson might think a little outré. There's cuttlefish fried toast, snail vindaloo flatbread, and deeply decadent yet pleasingly trashy blooming onion was. Their high-end take on fast food is dotted across much of Roe’s menu, which also includes a baked potato with cheese sauce. Both pleasingly odd and comfortingly familiar.
Canary Wharf is getting glitzier by the day. You can head to E14 for more than just a business meeting – the steakhouses built for buttering-up clients are still there, but now there are places to have a slap-up vegan meal or sustainable feast in among all the skyscrapers. If you're in the area, or you're about to be – here are a bunch of restaurants worthy of that long lunch.
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Leonie Cooper is Time Out London’s Food and Drink Editor, and finally knows Canary Wharf well enough not to get lost every time she leaves the tube station. For more about how we curate, see our editorial guidelines.