The Clove Club
3 savesRecommendation by Mary
Okay, maybe this one is a little bit pretentious. They want you to pay when you book (urgh), they won't allow cancellations (why), they ask you for your interests (really), and they serve their food in all sorts of strange receptacles (see photo), but if you can get over all of those things, boy are you in for a treat! The food is imaginative and interesting without trying too hard to be so. You can still recognise most things on your plate and each ingredient still shines through. Very Scandi, if you know what I mean. I still think of their truffled scallop fondly. Probably the tastiest scallop I've had. As soon as I'd finished it I was sad because it was over.
Shoreditch Town Hall, 380 Old Street, London, United Kingdom
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The Clove Club’s locally sourced modern British tasting menu deserves the 33rd spot on The World’s 50 Best Restaurants list. Train your eyes on the blue-tiled open kitchen to witness the staff expertly craft your Tasting Menu, or the shorter 5-Course Menu available during lunch. Remember to make a reservation as the restaurant has limited space. On the upside, the cozy atmosphere allows for an intimate meal made even more pleasant by the attentive waitpersons!
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well I always carry around a large shell anyway in case a restaurant runs out of plates