Tavern
Signs outside this venerable 18th-century boozer gleefully recall the days when visitors could get blind drunk for a penny & pass out on the straw free of charge. As part of the Bleeding Heart dynasty, things have got a bit more restrained in recent times although the place still peddles Britishness – despite the Gallic associations of the BH group. The gutsy menu might lead off with London Particular (green pea & ham-hock soup gussied up with minted crème fraîche) or game terrine with heritage apple salad, before upping the trencherman ante with smoked haddock & wild parsley omelette, steak, ale & mushroom pie, or spit-roast poussin. And if you’re not holed up in the basement dining room, this cosy, crimson-hued tavern is also perfect for a pint of Adnams.
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