Harden's says
Near the foot of Grenfell (well, what's left of it as it’s disappearing, being demolished) and right by Latymer Road tube – this large Victorian pub benefits from an unusually big, attractive garden next to the elevated tracks of the Hammersmith & City line. Now it’s also the home of a pop-up gone permanent from Mursal Saiq and Joshua Moroney (ex head chef of Smokestak). It’s billed as mixing Afghan flavours with Texan BBQ techniques – the result is dishes like oak-smoked wagyu brisket with naan & saffron butter or sticky toffee pudding with kulfi and corn bread.
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41 Bramley Rd, London, W10 6SZ
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41 Bramley Rd, London, W10 6SZ
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