In classic Nick (‘Soho House’) Jones style, this “animated” Chiswick brasserie is an “always-bustling” neighbourhood linchpin, usually much-populated with “media folk”; after a fair start, however, the food is now “distinctly average” – “breakfast is what they do best”.
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Breakfast: 7, Sat & Sun 8 •Brunch: yes •Children's facilities: high or special chairs; children's menu; •Outside tables: yes •Private rooms (capacities): 12 •Last orders: 10.45 pm, Fri & Sat 11.45 pm •
18 Aug 2006 Read Richard & Peter’s Review of High Road Brasserie -- If media is the circus of the age, Nick Jones is one of its ringmasters. His empire stretches from his HQ at Soho House– via restaurants in Mayfair, Notting Hill and, er, Tooting, plus a country hou ...
18 Aug 2006 Read Richard & Peter’s Review of High Road Brasserie -- If media is the circus of the age, Nick Jones is one of its ringmasters. His empire stretches from his HQ at Soho House– via restaurants in Mayfair, Notting Hill and, er, Tooting, plus a country hou ...
