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Number Seven Bleeding Heart Yard

Address:Bleeding Heart Yard, Greville Street EC1N 8SJ
Tel:020 7242 2056
Website: Visit their website
Price: £38.00 Wine: £16.95 Champagne: £29.95
Opening Hours:Mon-Fri 7-10.30am Mon-Sat 12N-2.30pm 6-10.30pm

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Like its parent across the courtyard, the Bleeding Heart’s more informal bistro keeps things simple to great effect. The food here is a touch more robust but polished service & a near-bottomless wine cellar honour the family name. Food ranges from winter-warming French onion soup to slow-roast salmon on warm nicoise salad for summer, when there’s plenty of alfresco seating in the courtyard. The double-height dining room is always abuzz with activity, so book one of the lovely downstairs private rooms if you’re after peace & privacy. Note: now open on Saturdays for lunch & dinner.

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Reader reviews of Number Seven Bleeding Heart Yard:

Tom R.

Tom R. (20s, Male, Tooting, London)

Editor's pick

The Bleeding Heart Bistro is not somewhere you go only once…

… or twice!

If you like hearty french peasant food (like most people do), then the Bistro is for you! Without the reverance of it parent next door, the Bistro is more like the bar tabac next to the Stade de France rather than the directors box!

The waiters call to each other in French and enjoy friendly banter with more courageous patrons (I made a flippant remark about the state of french rugby and was heckled all night!)

The food is everything you'd expect and more. Although it may show less finesse than the restaurant, the bistro still packs a punch in flavour and offers all the classics – salad nicoise, cassoulet, steak frites, duck confit etc. all is cooked to a fantastic standard and the portions are far from stingy!
The wine list is bottomless and the sommelier's eyes will light up if you let him guide you on a journey festooned with big burgundies and bordeauxs.

A smashing place with smashing staff and smashing cooking. I've got their number on speed-dial!

16 September 2008
Overall:9
Food and Drink:9
Service:10
Atmosphere:10
Value for Money:8
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