What: The Water House Project
In a nutshell: Supperclub turns restaurant in Hackney
Summing it all up: After running as a supperclub for a few years, The Water House Project is becoming a new restaurant in Hackney. They'll be serving up tasting menus from an ex Galvin La Chapelle chef.
The low-down
The Water House Project is another success story of a popular supperclub becoming a full restaurant. Set up by Gabriel Waterhouse, formerly chef at Galvin La Chapelle, it's been running since 2015 inside his own home, with 8-10 course tasting menus.
Now he's opening the Water House Project in its own space in Mare Street but it sounds like he's keeping as close to the supperclub ethos as possible. He'll be cooking a 9-course tasting menu for 32 people across two sharing tables (and paired wines if you fancy, of course).
Here's a taster of what to expect - some of the dishes that have been served at the supperclub:
- Talisker whiskey, bitter chocolate soil, puffed barley, toasted Italian meringue
- Jerusalem artichoke, razor clam, dill oil, bronzed fennel, preserved lemon
- Apple poached leeks, schlossberger veloute, chive oil, anchovies
- Shiso leaves stuffed with hot smoked cod's roe, herring roe and dried beetroot
- Duck, beetroot and juniper purée, pickled cherries
- Herdwick lamb and plum chutney doughnut with spiced harissa.
Take a look at their Instagram feed for more of these - and they all look pretty spectacular too.
More about The Water House Project
Where is it? 3 Mare St, London E15 4RP
When does it open? 17 January 2019
Find out more: Visit their website or follow them on Instagram @thewaterhouseproject.
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