Harden's says
Opening June 2024 in the former site of Elmo’s Pizza, the first spinoff from Andy Jones’s high-profile industrial-style restaurant and grill in Dalston. Expect a ‘modern British’ menu of locally sourced seasonal produce, delivered from a large open kitchen, with bars upstairs and down.
Harden's survey result
Summary
“Busy at times, but still with a great vibe” – this converted Victorian factory in Dalston (opened in 2013) will be familiar to some as the location for the 2021 hit film ‘Boiling Point’; and wins acclaim for its grills and other modern British dishes. In June 2024, they launched a new two-floor spin-off in South Woodford: this time in a fine-looking Georgian building – a large site with 150 covers and a 50-seat outside terrace. It has a similarly flexible menu, with options for snacks, brunch, and Sunday lunch.
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Jones & Sons Restaurant Diner Reviews
"Recommended for Sunday lunch where the plates of traditional roast dinners are overflowing. Nice light and airy room which was not busy on our visit."
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