Menu from Eelbrook Restaurant
Menu highlights
Includes dishes that are:
Vegetarian
Deep Fried Egg
Dukkah, purple sprouting broccoli, tahini yoghurt.
Nettle & Ricotta Ravioli
Herb butter.
Lincolnshire Smoked Eel
Beetroot, sorrel, apple & horseradish.
Ricotta Gnudi
Violet artichokes, peas & basil.
Grilled Quail
Peas, pancetta, bruschetta.
Elwy Valley Lamb Rump
Romana courgette, goat’s curd, broad bean relish.
Desserts
Tiramisu
Mascarpone cream, savoiardi, espresso.
Gariguette Strawberries
Elderflower parfait, meringue.
Dark Chocolate Delice
Salted caramel & hazelnuts.
More about the restaurant: Eelbrook Restaurant
Eelbrook, on Eelbrook Common along New King’s Road in Fulham, is a small restaurant with big ambition. Bringing together the formidable talents of head chef Brett Barnes (of The Cross Key’s Sunday lunch fame) and sous chef Aidan Brooks (trained at Comerc24 in Barcelona with Carles Abellan and sous chef to Barnes at Soho’s Ducksoup) the pair are bringing British seasonal ingredients and a changing menu to diners in south London.
Frequently asked questions
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Thinking about making a Eelbrook Restaurant booking?
The Eelbrook team serve lunch and dinner from their dining room on Eelbrook Common on the New King’s Road in Fulham all week long. Diners are invited to join the team for seasonally relevant British food and a changing menu of the freshest cuisine anywhere in south London. The menu includes classic British flavours like Lincolnshire smoked eel, wild garlic soup, Elwy Valley lamb rump and buttered Jersey royals.
For diners looking for value as well as classic British produce, Eelbrook’s weekend brunch menu or the weekday set menu present an ideal opportunity to sample the kitchen’s skill without breaking the bank. These too are subject to change depending on the availability of ingredients, but expect to find classic English breakfast given the full Eelbrook treatment, and a chance to try dessert at lunch time. In an enviable spot between Fulham Broadway and Parsons Green in south west London, the restaurant is able to attach diners from across the city, as well as one or two curious folks in the vicinity of Eelbrook Common and the New King’s Road.