Menu from Wimsey's
Menu highlights
Includes dishes that are:
Vegetarian
Mushroom & Goat's Cheese Arancini
Rocket pesto & watercress
Bubble & Squeak Fish Cakes
Baby spinach & saffron mayonnaise
Dorset Crab & Smashed Avocado
On sourdough toast
Roasted Butternut Squash Salad
Grilled courgettes, garlic croutons, goat's cheese & toasted pine nutes
Old Spot Pork Belly
Truffle mash, braised red cabbage, apple compote, sage & cider reduction
Bouilabaisse
Cod, prawn, king scallop & mussel stew with saffron potatoes & toasted sourdough
Desserts
Chocolate Roulade
Bitter chocolate sauce & boozy raspberries
Earl Grey Sticky Toffee Pudding
Salted caramel sauce & caramel ice cream
Cheese Board
Quince paste & crackers
More about the restaurant: Wimsey's
Great Britain is writ large at Wimsey’s, the Parsons Green restaurant renowned for its emphatically British offering – from the seasonal and locally-sourced produce, to the tenor of the dishes themselves. Ideally located along New King’s Road, at the southern tip of Eel Brook Common and close to Parsons Green itself, Wimsey’s draws droves from around London to its chic dining rooms and quaint terraces for brunch, lunch, dinner, and a great selection of wines (with British vintages to boot!)
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London’s Wimsey’s was born when Gwyn Rees-Sheppard returned from a long stint in Italy, where he was inspired by the Italians’ commitment to regional and local cuisines. Back in Britain, Rees-Sheppard found that the closer he looked at his native cuisine, the more he found to explore – common and less well-known ingredients, regional variations and curious dishes, the nuances of the British culinary tradition. Wimsey’s, then, down New King’s Road, is an expression of Rees-Sheppard’s desire to rehabilitate and celebrate British cuisine in all its glory, and this Parsons Green restaurant has quickly become a fixture on London’s dining map.
Where better to sample Wimsey’s representative British delicacies than a peek at their specials. Only available during evening dinner service (Wimsey’s New King’s Road premises get busy at this time), the restraint of this modest list belies its impact in the eating: something as simple as sauteed clams with a white wine and garlic sauce subtly evoke the briny British coast. The a la carte menu at this Parsons Green institution expands on this ethos of simplicity, allowing the ingredients to speak for themselves in dishes like the pan-fried buttered duck breast with dauphine potatoes and orange sauce. And any fan of British fodder can’t go past the cheeseboard at one of London’s best of British restaurants – a dessert-ready selection of British cheese with quince jelly, grapes, and biscuits.