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Location: 8 Newman Street Tavern,, Newman Street, W1T 1QQ -
Budget: Happily Affordable ££ -
Type of night: Eating and Drinking , Chatting and Drinking , After Work Drinks -
Type of venue: Cocktail Bar , Restaurant Bar
What they say:
Newman Street Tavern in Soho promises to bring the best of British to Soho. The finest and freshest ingredients will be used for the grub and the wines have been expertly matched to the menu; sourced from small producers who share Newman Street Tavern’s values of excellence and integrity in their product. The Tavern also has locally brewed beers and a cocktail list to make up the collection of tipple available.
What we say:
This venue has now closed.
Chef Peter Weeden, whose prior endeavours have seen him at Boundary and Paternoster Chop house, will be cutting the rope at Newman Street tavern on November 30th. Expect such classic dishes as Cornish fish soup, grilled Galloway wing rib, and Banbury cakes. There will also be a ground floor ‘raw bar’ that will offer a selection of oysters and crustaceans.
The drinks available will be classic cocktails such as Martinis, sours, bloody marys etc. Beers will change through the seasons with darker, richer, maltier ales in the winter and in the summer more hoppy and aromatic beers. Wines will be selected to perfectly match the traditional British menu.
Not only will Newman Street Tavern use the very best local produce from across the UK but they will mature, hang, butcher and dry-age some of the meat themselves. Features like this always attract a very traditional and no-frills foodie crowd so expect to share the room with knowledgeable lovers of British food, wine and beer.
