The Ivy Northcote Road is a brasserie located on Northcote Road in Battersea, a short walk from Clapham Junction station. The restaurant occupies a former bank building, which gives the interior high ceilings, large windows and a mix of original architectural features and contemporary design elements. The layout includes a main dining hall at the front, a quieter rear section, a central bar area and an outdoor terrace suitable for both meals and drinks. Furnishings use a combination of plush seating, polished finishes and soft lighting, creating a setting that supports breakfast, lunch, dinner and evening drinks.
The menu offers modern British dishes across a full day of service. Starters include items such as crispy duck salad, salt and pepper squid, smoked salmon, soufflés and seasonal vegetable plates. Main dishes range from fish and chips, crab and haddock fishcakes and soy glazed cod, to plates such as truffled chicken Milanese, mushroom and truffle linguine and other pasta dishes. The grill section features steak options, and the menu includes vegetarian, vegan and gluten free choices throughout. A children’s menu is available, and the selection changes periodically to reflect seasonal produce and broader dining preferences.
The restaurant operates seven days a week from early morning until late evening. This allows for a range of visit types, including breakfast meetings, weekend brunches, weekday lunches, informal dinners or drinks at the bar. The bar offers wines, cocktails, beers and soft drinks, which can be ordered at the counter or at tables. The terrace provides an additional seating option in suitable weather for both food and drinks.
The Ivy Northcote Road sits within a busy stretch of Battersea surrounded by local shops, cafés and residential streets. Its position, wide ranging menu and flexible dining spaces make it suitable for local residents, families, commuters and visitors to the area. The combination of the former bank building and the organised layout gives the brasserie a clear identity within the neighbourhood dining scene.