It's never occurred to me to eat a custard tart. But after reading this thread I just had schlep up the hill to bastard Streatham and investigate.
Well exactly! It's not like you have to pass kanda's to get there!
Mmmmm. Just been taken there for a meal - we had the cod, and the steak sandwich done with "all the things". Cod was I'm told excellent - tomato based sauce with potatoes and what looked like other vegetables (this description doesn't do it justice: it was gorgeously presented) - the steak sandwich was exquisite, dripping with butter and with a subtle amount of onions and cheese, on bread I suspect was baked there. Cod from Norway, steak from Brazil I think he said.
Delicious wine, chosen for us - came in a beautiful decanter.
Custard tarts and perfect espressos to finish. Yum. Not to mention how entertaining the owner and his waiters are Oh, and they brought complimentary olives, fish paste and homemade bread to begin.
In answer to the bread query, they definitely do sell bread bakery-style at the back, and as far as I know it's baked there, as this is what they told me when I bought some yesterday.
How much was your meal?
High thirties (three people).
Given that their menu isn't yet printed up, it's difficult to guess what an average meal there will cost. If their steak sandwich is £4.50, it starts quite affordably, and then I imagine their restaurant dishes are pricier (such as the cod).
Yep - there's a sign saying £4.50 for a full english breakfast with tea or coffee and two slices of toast.
Am starting to feel like an advertisement. Might stop now!
That custard tart is a tad small, isn't it?
It is a lot smaller than the one in the picture above...
I don't particularly like english custard tarts.
Portuguese ones are lush though.
I'm nervous of going in there now to buy anything, in case I run into half of Urban eating custard tarts.
I'm nervous of going in there now to buy anything, in case I run into half of Urban eating custard tarts.
I shall only be going in there for bread, although I may try breakfast out tomorrow.
Seriously though Brixton Hill is getting a bit foodie these days with Negril, Spoon, Galleria and now Paulo's (sic) Way
I'll skip it and let Minnie bring me a tart some day. Seriously though Brixton Hill is getting a bit foodie these days with Negril, Spoon, Galleria and now Paulo's (sic) Way
Then you should eat more of them and get fat.
Join us onkey, join us.
I won't be there for tomorrow's breakfast time so you should be safe then. I'll be going past it on the bus though not long after 8am.
I'll skip it and let Minnie bring me a tart some day. Seriously though Brixton Hill is getting a bit foodie these days with Negril, Spoon, Galleria and now Paulo's (sic) Way
I'm nervous of going in there now to buy anything, in case I run into half of Urban eating custard tarts.
I've not got much of a sweet tooth really.
Negril has been there for years.