26th April 2016
Interview: Molly Tait-Hyland
Photographs: Yousef Eldin
60 Broadway Market, London E8 4QJ; www.hillandszrok.co.uk
“My local, I eat there at least once a week. The last time, I had lamb hearts and it was just really simple and delicious. I love the fact that it’s so different to what I would do. Being a butcher shop, they literally just have the piece of meat on the plate with a bit of green mustard or something.” – Peter
Somerset House, Lancaster Pl, London WC2R 1LA; www.springrestaurant.co.uk
“I think it’s probably the most beautiful restaurant in town. I love the simplicity of what Skye [Gyngell] does with her food. The food, the decor, the uniforms… everything comes together really well. It’s a gorgeous spot.”
Thames Wharf, Rainville Rd, London W6 9HA; www.rivercafe.co.uk
“If it’s summer, I’ll have a lovely turbot steak cooked on the bone with some kind of broccoli and anchovy thing… I love what they do.”
61-63 Westgate St, London E8 3RL
“The Turkish place at the top of Broadway Market where I buy most of my veggies.”
27 Broadway Market, London E8 4PH; www.noblefineliquor.co.uk
Liquor shop specialising in natural wine. “I went in the other day looking to get a £15 bottle of Syrah and spent about £150. I came back with vermouths and gin and all sorts.”
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