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A new venture from the team behind two of London’s favourite neighbourhood restaurants, Nest in Hackney and Fulham’s Fenn (Johnnie Crowe, Luke Wasserman and Toby Neill); the 15-course tasting menu format focuses on hyper-seasonal food. Opened in October 2022, it's named after the church it's next door to (St Bartholomew The Great), not the luxury island.
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A new, even more ambitious venture from the team behind two of London’s favourite neighbourhood restaurants, Nest in Hackney and Fulham’s Fenn (Johnnie Crowe, Luke Wasserman and Toby Neill); the 15-course tasting menu (£120) from chef Kate Austen will focus on hyper-seasonal food. Opening September 2022, it’s named after the church next door (St Bartholomew The Great), not the luxury island.
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"What a beautiful restaurant! No expense can have been spared in the design and fit-out of this wonderful space, atmospherically situated with a floodlit view of St-Bartholomew-the-Great through the massive dining room windows. The team from Nest and Fenn have brought their A-game with an ambitious menu focused on British ingredients, showcasing two or three to their max per dish. On a first-day visit it was already running smoothly, with wonderful, personal service, and I'm sure once the early tweaks settle down this will become the top pick in the area."
63 Bartholomew Close, London, EC1A 7BG
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