The London Particular at The Social
The reputation of New Cross cafe The London Particular is growing and it has been ask to take up a three-month residence in the kitchen of The Social, Little Portland Street, who say:
The London Particular team are giving the menu a radical shake up.
The results over the trial period of the last two weeks have been jaw-droppingly brilliant. Word is already spreading that the bar is now offering really great locally sourced, homemade, affordable food.
The Particular's Becky says:
We will be offering a special deal for our SE customers for a discounted meal at The Social if they take a stamped flier from the London Particular.
With local champions like old-timers Babur and newcomers Brockley Market, El's Kitchen and Brown's of Brockley, this area is fast-establishing itself as a culinary hotbed, worthy of more than just local interest.
9 comments:
Is the main cafe in New Cross staying open during this time?
Main cafe is open. They've been at the Social for about a month and the cafe has been unaffected.
I'm a big fan of both.
Still no restaurant though Brockley... :(
Hardly a foody hotspot
Top Chef is in Brockley, that's a restaurant.
Anon - you troll - its a caff, a good one, and wouldn't call itself anything else
The Top Chef is a restaurant selling traditional fayre.
I went into Top Chef and looked at the menu. Nowhere does it say anything about Traditional Fayre.
You Sir, are a speaker of untruths and in so doing have robbed a man of the dinner he was eagerly anticipating.
That is serious matter in these parts, you are under notice troll boy.
The Top Chef menu is traditional fayre through-and-through, where were you looking?
'Traditional fayre'? What, like pottage and ale?
Or do you mean fry ups and pies and sausages and cakes like the Orchard/Broca/Brockley Mess/Browns?
Good traditional no nonsense food - none of those 15% meat 'pig's lips and arseholes' sausages and tasteless battery eggs that mugs eat.
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