An enormous slab of perfectly cooked meat with roast potatoes, lashings of gravy, and all sorts of sides – I think we can all agree that there’s nothing better than a Sunday roast. And that’s especially true for this time of year when the weather is getting colder. However, it can sometimes be surprisingly difficult to find a decent one! Luckily for you, we’ve taken the time to round up the best Sunday roasts in London so you can enjoy a mountain of delicious food to stave off that Sunday fear. You can thank us later.
1. The Pig and Butcher
The Pig and Butcher is a laid-back country-style pub just off a busy Islington road, that serves some of the best pub grub in London. From their on-site butchery, they serve a daily menu of meats straight from the farm to your table. But the roast? Now that’s a whole other beast entirely.
At the Pig and Butcher, Sunday roasts call to mind the roasts of yore – weekly occasions for sharing an enormous, lovingly cooked meal, with friends and family. Sharing roast options include the Sutton Hoo Chicken Crown and the Braised Hereford Lamb Shoulder. But if you’re not much of a sharer, they also have a Celeriac Tart Tatin, 45 Day Salt Aged Yorkshire Sirloin, or Tamworth Pork Belly as options. Naturally, each roast comes with yorkies and all the fixings, with an array of sides available for you to add on to make it a properly indulgent affair.
📍 You’ll find The Pig and Butcher at 80 Liverpool Road, London, N1 0QD.
🚇 Nearest station is Angel.
2. The Tamil Crown
For one of the most flavour-packed Sunday roasts in London, head to this charming spot just around the corner from Angel. The Tamil Crown blends Indian flavours with British boozer vibes and serves up a mean, and mountainous, Indian-inspired roast on Sundays. And once you’ve tried this, you may never go back to the old way of doing things again.
Guests can choose between lamb shank, sea bream, masala chicken, or a veggie roast as the centrepiece of the meal. But, despite the quality of these items, they sure don’t skimp on the sides. Each roast comes complete with potato and peas masala, coconut stir-fried cabbage, mixed vegetable avial (a thick coconut and veggie stew), gobi 65, roast potatoes, roti, and, of course, plenty of gravy. Phwoar – I’m stuff just thinking about it!
📍 You’ll find the Tamil Crown at 16 Elia Street, London N1 8DE
🚇 Nearest station is Angel.
3. The Farrier (closing soon)
Following the surprise announcement of its impending closure in November, The Farrier also announced that it would be going out with a bang. And they’re doing so the best way they know how – with a truly impressive roast. Guests can choose from what just might be the most extensive roast menu in London – with 10 different roasts to choose from! These range from classics to rare game and poultry. There’s even a plant-based smoked beetroot and walnut wellington.
Naturally, each roast is complemented by all the usual sides and trimmings. Each one comes with Guinness gravy, Yorkshire pudding, torched hispi cabbage, orange and honey Hasselback carrots, lovage purée, and garlic and rosemary bone marrow potatoes. And don’t miss their special smoked tomato bloody mary – it’s the perfect match for all that food and is sure to stave off the Sunday scaries.
📍You’ll find The Farrier at Camden Stables Market, 87–88 North Yard, Chalk Farm, London, NW1 8AH.
🚇 Nearest station is Chalk Farm.
4. The Camberwell Arms
Another worthy addition to this list of the best Sunday roasts in London is The Camberwell Arms, a cosy neighbourhood spot in – you guessed it – Camberwell. This award-winning pub is a cult favourite, with top-quality grub from an ever-changing menu and a great wine list to boot. The emphasis is on sharing here, with roast options for two such as roast chicken, pork belly, rolled leg of lamb, and onglet. Each comes with plenty of roast potatoes, and sides selected to complement the protein choice. However, they don’t come with Yorkshires at this one… I know, I know! A travesty! But we guarantee the roast is good enough without it.
📍 You’ll find The Camberwell Arms at 65 Camberwell Church Street, London, SE5 8TR.
🚇 Nearest station is Denmark Hill.
5. The Parakeet
The Parakeet is a critically acclaimed pub with a 60-cover dining room hidden away in the back. The Kentish Town spot features a seasonal menu of food from Head Chef Ben Allen and Sous Chef Ed Jennings (both ex-BRAT). Together they make full use of the kitchen’s custom flame grill and locally sourced ingredients, and on Sundays offer up a fresh take on the Sunday roast. As you might have guessed, it’s based all around live-fire cooking at The Parakeet.
They serve up their roast all day on Sundays, with choices that range from hay-smoked roast chicken to roast lamb, a sharing sea bream, and a celeriac wellington. They’re not resting on their laurels with just some great meat, though, with each roast coming complete with a generous portion of spring greens, roast potatoes, seasonal root veg, Yorkshire pudding, and carrot and swede mash. Add in some pretty delectable desserts and an extensive wine list and you can see why we absolutely love this place!
📍You’ll find The Parakeet at 256 Kentish Town Road, London, NW5 2EN.
🚇 Nearest station is Kentish Town.
6. Jones & Sons
You might recognise Jones & Sons’ Dalston site as the restaurant where they shot the Stephen Graham cult film classic ‘Boiling Point’. But rest assured, this is much more than a pretty face, or a glorified movie set. Across their Dalston restaurant, and recently opened site in South Woodford, they serve up truly impressive food. And they find themselves on this list of the best roasts in London off the back of their “big, bold & bloody delicious” Sunday offering.
Executive Chef Kieran Hope (ex-Bistrotheque, Le Pont de la Tour, Hix) has come up with a roast menu that includes Welsh Lamb rump, Herefordshire rib eye, Gloucester old spot pork belly, Corn-fed chicken supreme, and Butternut squash, smoked tofu, and mushroom wellington. What a selection! Each one comes with carrots, parsnips, seasonal greens, confit shallot, roast potatoes, a Yorkshire pudding that we’re assured is enormous, and the Jones house-recipe gravy. Save room if you can, because the dessert menu includes unmissable sweet treats like Sticky toffee pudding with miso caramel and vanilla gelato and Affogato with coconut ice-cream.
📍 You’ll find Jones & Sons at Stamford Works, 3 Gillett Street, London, N16 8JH, and 98–106 High Road, London, E18 2QH.
🚇 Nearest stations are Dalston Kingsland and South Woodford.
7. Duvale’s at Riverside East
If you reckon the best part of Sunday roasts in London is the Yorkies, then this is the roast for you. Over at Riverside East, Chef Jamie Duvale is serving up a roast with bottomless Yorkshire puddings as part of his newly launched food residency. Priced at just £22 a head (a steal for London!), diners can choose from roast beef, roast chicken, or baked celeriac. Each comes with roast potatoes, cauliflower cheese, seasonal veg, red wine gravy, and the aforementioned bottomless Yorkshires. What a FEAST!
They’ve even got special kids’ roasts available, so the whole family can get involved, priced at just £11. And yes, the kids get unlimited Yorkies too!
📍 You’ll find Duvale’s at Riverside East at Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, 5 Thornton Street, London, E20 2AD.
🚇 Nearest station is Stratford.
8. Boundary
The Boundary Hotel is home to some spectacular things to do in London, from the rooftop bar to the brasserie. It’s a charming spot to visit in the heart of Shoreditch that serves up a mighty Sunday roast. Guests can choose between a 35-day aged roast beef, free-range roast chicken, roast pork belly, or a rotating vegetarian option. All that comes served with duck fat potatoes, seasonal greens, glazed carrots, and a hefty Yorkshire pudding. Oh, and gravy, of course. As a plus, The Boundary is one of the few roasts in London where cauliflower cheese (aka the best side) comes standard with your meal instead of having to order it on the side. Finally, someone heard my pleas!
📍You’ll find the Boundary at 2-4 Boundary Street, E2 7DD.
🚇Nearest station is Shoreditch High Street.
9. Blacklock
Although Blacklock usually specialises in succulent chops, they’re all about roast dinners when it comes to the day of rest. And as you might expect, it’s one of the meatiest roasts in London. The meat is cooked in whole joints, roasted over open coals, and each roast comes with duck fat-roast roasties, seasonal veg and “an unsparing amount of Blacklock Gravy.”
Oh, and the meats themselves? You can choose between 55 Day Aged Beef Rump, 28 Day Aged Lamb Leg, 21 Day Aged Pork Loin, or even a Barbecued Cauliflower Chop Roast. Or if you can’t choose, just go ‘All In’ and you’ll receive a “heady mix of Beef, Lamb and Pork Roasts with all of the… trimmings”. Be ready to share, though, because it’s a minimum of two people for this option. You can also add cauliflower cheese and homemade sauces to really cap it all off. If you need even more beef, opt for the Beefy Mary cocktail – a bloody mary riff that adds beef jus and smoke to the recipe.
📍 You can find your nearest Blacklock location here.
10. Canton Arms
Slap-bang in the heart of Stockwell, the Canton Arms is all about good British grub and excellent beers. Their roast is somewhat legendary south of the river, and their Seven-hour Salt Marsh lamb shoulder with Greek salad (for five to share!) has to be tasted to be believed. Other options on the menu include roast dexter beef, Braised spiced Dexter short rib with new potatoes and slaw for two, and even non-roast options like Spätzle with girolles, Roast Cornish skate, and Slow cooked pork cheeks.
📍You’ll find the Canton Arms at 177 S Lambeth Rd, London SW8 1XP.
🚇 Nearest station is Stockwell.
11. The Bull and Last
The Bull and Last features on many ‘best Sunday roasts in London’ round-ups, but we couldn’t help including it in ours, too. After all, there’s a reason why so many of us love it! And if it’s proper roast beef you’re after, you needn’t look any further. The Bull and Last serves up a sharing platter of North Essex Shorthorn Prime Rib for two, or a Roast Sirloin of Shorthorn Beef if you don’t fancy sharing. And, of course, they come with roast spuds, plenty of veggies, and a Yorkshire pudding. There’s also a Celeriac and Mushroom Taleggio Wellington as well as a Roast Old Spot Pork Loin. But be warned, if you order the pork you won’t get a Yorkie!
📍You’ll find The Bull and Last at 168 Highgate Road, NW5 1QS.
🚇 Nearest stations are Gospel Oak and Tufnell Park.
12. Marksman
Slap-bang in the middle of Hackney Road, the Marksman has earned itself the reputation of having one of the best Sunday roasts in London, and for good reason we say. They’ve got a two-course or three-course menu option for £38 or £42 respectively. (And given it’s a measly £4 difference, we’re all springing for three courses, right?) The menu includes the likes of Roast Hereford Rump and a Roast Chicken option, as well as a Spinach, Goat’s Curd and Courgette Pie, and even a sharing Chicken and Girolle Pie for two. That’s in addition to starters that include Chilled Tomato and Cucumber Soup, Duck Liver Parfait, and more.
If you’ve opted for dessert, make sure you save room because the choices are truly scrumptious. You can opt for a Brown Butter & Honey Tart, Baked Cheesecake with Peach, some Chocolate Ice Cream with Sour Cherries and Cream, or British Cheeses with Walnut and Honey. Yum, yum!
📍 You’ll find the Marksman at 254 Hackney Road, London, E2 7SJ.
🚇 Nearest station is Hoxton.
13. Hawksmoor
If you’re in the mood for some really good beef, it’s hard to ignore the appeal of Hawksmoor. This family of restaurants is renowned for their stunning steaks, but on Sundays, they serve up a homage to the very best of British beef. A whole beef rump is slow-cooked over charcoal and served with crispy beef dripping potatoes, buttered greens, carrots, towering Yorkshire puddings, cauliflower cheese, and a flood of Bone marrow gravy. We’re salivating at the thought of it all!
📍You’ll find your nearest Hawksmoor here.
14. The Audley Public House
Now if you’re looking for a slightly fancy Sunday lunch, then definitely make your way to the elegant and recently revamped The Audley Public House in Mayfair. Expect an impressive gastropub that serves flawless classics. Pub favourites include the Roast Devonshire chicken for two and the roast beef with Yorkshire puds, seasonal veggies, and lashings of gravy. Conveniently they also offer a range of less waistband-stretching meals, in case not everyone at the table is in the mood for a roast. These include dishes like Cornish haddock and chips, chicken and marmite pie, and even mushroom and beetroot sausages with mash and onion gravy.
📍You’ll find The Audley Public House at 41-43 Mount Street, W1K 2RX.
🚇 Nearest station are Hyde Park Corner and Green Park.
15. The Drapers Arms
This neighbourhood favourite is a cute little spot just off Liverpool Road in Islington that rustles up a pretty fantastic roast. It’s a relaxed gastropub, where it’s very easy to while away the hours thanks to an impressive food and drinks menu. And on Sundays, they’ve got everything from a seven-hour shoulder of lamb to a Cote de boeuf, and a whole roast chicken, each of which can serve two or three. Don’t miss the dessert here – especially the Pistachio and Hazelnut Cake.
📍You’ll find The Drapers Arms at 44 Barnsbury St, London, N1 1ER.
🚇 Nearest stations are Highbury and Islington and Angel.
16. The Laundry
A stone’s throw from Brixton tube station, you’ll find The Laundry. Once an Edwardian laundry house (thus the name), today, it’s a Kiwi-run bar-bistro that serves casual all-day fare, banging brunches, and epic seasonal roasts on Sundays.
The selection changes with the seasons, and this winter’s roasts sound just as incredible as we’ve come to expect. Options include a Roast squash & sage tart, Rolled roast pork belly, and 28-day aged Hereford sirloin. Roasts come with roast squash, roast potatoes, glazed carrots, minted peas, and gravy, Oh, and to cap it all off, the gravy and veg are bottomless. That’s right – you can finally have as much gravy as you really want! Add in a glass (or a bottle) of wine from their impressive selection and you’ve got one hell of a roast here. Enjoy!
📍 You’ll find The Laundry at 374 Coldharbour Lane, London, SW9 8PL.
🚇 Nearest station is Brixton.
17. Ember Yard
Another great addition to this ‘best roasts in London’ roundup is Soho’s Ember Yard, which has decided to throw the rulebook out the window with its offering. Ember Yard is making it a proper sharing ocassion with what they reckon is “London’s first ever tapas Sunday Roast”.
The new ‘Asado Domingo’ menu (literally, ‘Sunday roast’) injects Italian and Spanish flavours and techniques into the affair. Served family-style, guests are invited to make their perfect plate from a selection of succulent meats and carefully selected sides. These include 35-day dry aged sirloin, Hampshire x Duroc pork, crispy pork-fat roast potatoes, slow-cooked feather blade, Iberico pork fat roast potatoes, chargrilled hispi cabbage, homemade focaccia, and more.
📍 You’ll find Ember Yard at 60 Berwick Street, London, W1F 8SX.
🚇 Nearest station is Oxford Circus.
18. The Libertine
The Libertine first swung open its doors at the tail end of 2022 to rave reviews and has since added a Sunday roast offering to its roster. Diners can enjoy premium dishes such as Dry Aged Sirloin of Beef, Lemon and Thyme Roasted Chicken Supreme, Roasted Butternut Squash Wellington, and a daily special from the Butcher’s Block.
All roasts are served with an array of veggies and sides to complement the protein of choice. But rest assured, they all come with plenty of roasted potatoes. However, the vegetarian Wellington does not come with Yorkshire pudding, whilst the meaty options do. Don’t say we didn’t warn you!
📍You’ll find The Libertine at 1 Royal Exchange, London, EC3V 3LL.
🚇 Nearest station is Bank.
19. Barge East
Moored at Sweetwater in Hackney Wick, the 125-year-old floating restaurant, Barge East, has been transformed into one of London’s finest outdoor bars and kitchens. They serve a seasonal British menu with a focus on sustainability, and some delightful drinks too. The Sunday roast situation is nothing to be sneered at, either.
To round out the week, diners can choose from the likes of Ethical Butcher Aberdeen Angus Beef Rump, Norfolk Marshland Lamb Leg, or Suffolk Red Bruntona Pork Belly. You can even grab all three if you can’t decide! Each roast comes with duck fat roasted potatoes, honey roasted carrots, seasonal greens, braised red cabbage, root veg mash & a Yorkshire pudding. If you still need even more food, the sides and small plates stand out from the usual offerings. They range from Newlyn Salt Cod Croquettes to Burnt Leeks, Honey Mustard Glazed Pigs In Blankets, Pork Belly Tacos and more.
📍 You’ll find Barge East at River Lee, Sweetwater Mooring, White Post Lane, E9 5EN.
🚇 Nearest station is Hackney Wick.
20. ROAST
ROAST is another valiant contender for the ‘best Sunday roasts in London’ crown. And you’d sure hope so, given they’ve named themselves after the meal! With six options for Sunday lunch, you are absolutely spoilt for choice. There’s a 100-Day Aged Belted Galloway Beef Roast, the Signature Saddleback Pork Belly, Cumbrian Chicken, a Nut Roast, and more. As you’d expect, each roast comes complete with a Yorkshire pudding, carrot, mixed greens, and roast potatoes.
Another great option, even if it isn’t a ‘traditional’ Sunday roast necessarily, is one of ROAST’s impressive Wellingtons. Choose between the Signature Shorthorn Beef Wellington and one with Scottish Salmon & Red King Prawn for a truly indulgent Sunday lunch at this Borough Market icon. No wonder they were confident enough for the name!
📍 You’ll find ROAST at the Floral Hall, Stoney Street, SE1 1TL.
🚇 Nearest station is London Bridge.
21. Smokehouse
The BBQ brainchild of Neil Rankin (something of a legend in the world of sizzling sensations), Smokehouse in Islington whips up some of the best barbecued meats you’ll find anywhere in town. Their 50-Day Dry Aged Dexter Beef sirloin and Braised Hereford Lamb Shoulder are melt-in-your-mouth good, and all of the roasts come with roast potatoes, seasonal greens, honey-glazed carrots and a Yorkshire pudding. Wash it down with a nice glass of red and you’ve got yourself a pretty dreamy Sunday afternoon and one of the best roasts in London. Cheers!
📍 You’ll find Smokehouse at 63-69 Canonbury Road, London, N1 2DG.
🚇 Nearest station is Highbury and Islington.
22. The Cadogan Arms
The Cadogan Arms is one of those glorious London pubs that you pretty much wish you could live inside. It was recently restored to its former glory and reopened in 2021. Now, it’s a stunning spot and serves up a mean food menu to match. On Sundays, you can tuck into Native Rump of Beef, Slow Roasted Chicken, Shoulder of Lamb, or Mushroom and Celeriac Pithivier (a sort of pie/wellington hybrid). Or try a bit of everything with the Sunday Sharer Board for a minimum of two people to share. No matter your choice, you’ll also get plenty of veggies, roasties, and a Yorkie. Sounds scrummy!
📍 You’ll find The Cadogan Arms at 298 King’s Road, London, SW3 5UG.
🚇 Nearest station is Sloane Square.
23. Kricket Canary Wharf
Kricket’s fourth restaurant, in Canary Wharf, sees them serving up a special Sunday lunch offering for the first time. Sundays at Kricket will treat diners to an Indian-inspired roast, the highlight of which is their special whole chicken for sharing. The Murgh Mussallem comes drenched in a spice-infused gravy and is served with Butter chicken pink fir potatoes and Black garlic and dried chilli raita.
There is also an impressive selection of drinks to complement the roast, including the Bloody Maharajah take on a Bloody Mary. When you’re done, be sure to head next door to the attached cocktail bar, SOMA 2.0. They’re whipping up some impressive drinks there, like the Carrot cocktail – a martini-style drink with vodka, charred carrot, dill, and caraway vermouth.
Note: The Sundays at Kricket menu is only available at Kricket Canary Wharf.
📍 You’ll find Kricket Canary Whardf at Unit 6 Frobisher Passage, London, E14 5HA.
🚇 Nearest station is Canary Wharf.
24. Fallow
The roast, indeed the food in general, at Fallow is the stuff of recent legend in London. They roared onto the scene with one of London’s hottest openings, and have held London’s foodies in a grip ever since. They’re home to arguably the most-talked-about roasts in London. And when you try them out, it’s pretty easy to see why…
The sustainability-oriented team at Fallow have become champions of ex-dairy cow on their menu, and it’s the star of the show on Sundays. Other roast options include a Middle white pork belly, Maitake mushroom, and a Whole rotisserie chicken for sharing. And there’s plenty of roasties and a Yorkie on each plate, as well as carrots, swede, greens, and gravy.
📍 You’ll find Fallow at 52 Haymarket, London, SW1Y 4RP.
🚇 Nearest station is Piccadilly Circus.
25. Kudu Grill
Tucked away in Peckham is one of South London’s strongest contenders for the best roasts in London. At Kudu Grill, Chef Patrick Williams injects South African flair into every dish that is cooked over the live fire on the restaurant’s custom braai. Sunday roast enjoyers can chow down on a Beef Rump Roast, Pork Belly Roast, or Celeriac Roast. Each one comes with sweetcorn bread, fingerling potatoes, grilled carrots, broccoli, fondant shallots, and smoked thyme jus. And you may be wondering where the Yorkie has gone – but one bite of that sweetcorn bread will see you sorted.
📍 You’ll find Kudu Grill at 57 Nunhead Lane, London, SE15 3TR.
🚇 Nearest stations are Nunhead and Peckham Rye.
26. Ekstedt at The Yard
Another open-flame Sunday roast has arrived in London courtesy of the team at Ekstedt at The Yard. They’re giving the British classic a fire-licked Scandinavian spin, with Nordic-inspired flavours and enormous sharing mains. Options include a hefty wood-oven-braised beef short rib, a whole wood-oven seabass, a fire-cooked guinea fowl, and a fire-cooked beef rump cap. And, as you’d expect, everything is imbued with lashings of smoke and char.
Roasts are served with all the trimmings – albeit in signature Scandi style. Expect Hasselback potatoes, root vegetables, wood-oven-roasted apples with spices, fresh green salad, and classic Yorkshire puddings.
📍 You’ll find Ekstedt at The Yard at 3-5 Great Scotland Yard, London, SW1A 2HN.
🚇 Nearest stations are Embankment and Charing Cross.
27. The Duke of Greenwich
Friendly vibes suffuse this neighbourhood pub that boasts a stonking food offering courtesy of Jon Kaye, Dan Blucert, and Nick Blucert (aka the The Jolly Gardeners). And no great pub is complete without an equally great roast, fortunately, The Duke of Greenwich has that sorted. They’ve got everything from 28-Day Aged Beef Rump to Smoked Beer Can Chicken with Jerk Dumplings, Whole Roast Yellow Squash, and more. And each roast comes complete with family-style sides that you’ll find yourself returning to for seconds and thirds. Expect beef fat roast potatoes, sweet potato mash, rainbow chard, roasted carrots with fennel seeds, kale, savoy cabbage, and generous lashings of homemade gravy.
You can be assured of the quality here, too, since they’re proud of the fact that they source their meat from a regenerative farm, Lyon’s Hill in Dorset, and their fish comes fresh from James Knight of Mayfair, sourced from Cornwall.
📍 You’ll find The Duke of Greenwich at 91 Colomb Street, London, SE10 9EZ.
🚇 Nearest stations are Maze Hill and Westcombe Park.
28. The Black Dog
Now immortalised in a Taylor Swift lyric, The Black Dog has been one of our favourite pubs in London well before the Swifties discovered it. The cosy Vauxhall spot is all about great grub, friendly staff and an excellent array of drinks.
Tucked away in a backstreet close to the Vauxhall Pleasure Gardens, it’s a lovely little spot to while away the hours, and they do a fantastic beef, pork, or veggie roast on a Sunday with all the trimmings. Think thyme & sea salt roast potatoes, mulled wine red cabbage, buttered root vegetables, lashings of gravy, and a Yorkshire pudding to boot. Add in the cute little beer garden out back, and you can see why we’ve added this one to this roundup of the best roasts in London!
📍 You’ll find The Black Dog at 112 Vauxhall Walk, London, SE11 5ER.
🚇 Nearest station is Vauxhall.
29. Berners Tavern
Located in the heart of Fitzrovia is Berners Tavern, a restaurant that perfectly blends fine dining with all the cosy vibes you would want from your Sunday roast. No wonder it made it onto this round-up of the best roasts in London!
The carefully curated roast menu celebrates the very best of British produce, with guests invited to tuck into two or three courses of delicious food. Starters include the likes of Berners Tavern Pork and Pistachio Pie and a classic Prawn Cocktail that’s been updated for modern tastes. The roasts range from Buccleuch Estate Sirloin to Cornish BBQ Monkfish and Zero-Waste Roasted Broccoli Stem. Each one, naturally, comes with all the fixings. And you can then finish things up with a dessert – good luck choosing, though, between the Pecan Pie and the Pumpkin Choux Bun!
📍You’ll find Berners Tavern at 10 Berners Street, W1T 3NP.
🚇 Nearest station is Oxford Circus.
30. BRIX
Another of the best places for roasts in London, BRIX is a London Bridge gem which is both a restaurant and an events space. And despite serving double duty, the food here is pretty spectacular. The 8,500-square-foot warehouse venue draws inspiration from Manhattan’s Meatpacking District and Brooklyn’s all-day dining scene, and Executive chef, Radek Nitkowski (previously from the esteemed Soho House), has created the ultimate Sunday roast menu here.
Here you’ll be able to tuck into some charred free-range chicken, dry-aged sirloin of beef and confit pork belly with crackling – all served with a hefty selection of veggies, sides, garnishes, and sauces. And if you’re a vegan, then don’t worry, as you can get your mitts on Roasted Butternut Squash with Wild Mushrooms, Salsa Rossa, Hispi Cabbage, and Roast Potatoes. Sign us up!
📍 You’ll find BRIX at 16 Great Guildford Street, London, SE1 0HS.
🚇 Nearest stations are Borough, London Bridge, and Southwark.
So there you have it – a roundup of some of the best roasts in London. Now that the weather’s beginning to turn and we’re almost at Halloween, roast season really is back. So why not start making your way through this list?