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Darby's chef Dean Parker and his wife Anna head to Glasgow to open Celentano’s

Dean and Anna Parker head to Glasgow to open Celentano’s

He's had big success in London at Darby's as Head Chef (and at Sorella and The Dairy before that) but now Dean Parker is heading out of London - very out of London, to Glasgow. He and his wife Anna, a Glasgow native, will be launching their first solo restaurant, Celentano’s, in August. 

It'll be in Glasgow's Cathedral House building and will carry on the couple's love of Italian food as well as having a big focus on a low-waste kitchen. 

And that menu does sound pretty damned good - here's a taste (and expect this to shift seasonally):

  • Celentano's house-made Sourdough with Le Ferre extra virgin olive oil & chicken liver mousse
  • House-cured pork & fennel salami with pickles
  • Smoked cod doughnuts
  • Agnolotti with ricotta, cimi di rapa, artichoke and pomelo
  • Parpadelle with beef ragu made with locally reared meat and pecorino
  • Free Company’s turnip with muscat grapes, pine nuts and garden herbs
  • Affogato with malted barley and chocolate
  • Almond tart with reduced milk gelato

They'll also have larger sharing dishes, including whole fish served on the bone. 

For drinks, you can order negronis made with their house-made vermouth alongside small-batch biodynamic and natural wines and beer from local brewery Brewgooder.

As for the restaurant itself, that'll seat 32 inside, 40 more in the covered garden and a big 50 seat private dining room. As for that name? It comes "a song which seemingly followed the couple around their Italian honeymoon". 

 

More about Celentano’s

Where is it? 109 John Knox Street, Glasgow G4 0UY

When does it open? August 2021

Find out more: Visit their website or follow them on Instagram @celentanos_glasgow.

 

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