KITCHEN HOURS
Breakfast
M-F: 8am to 11.30am
S-S: 9am to 11.30am
Lunch
M-F: 12pm to 3pm
S-S: 12.30pm to 4pm
Dinner
M-Sat: 6pm to 10pm
Sun: 6pm to 9.30pm
Private dining
THE CINEMA ROOM
Somewhere between garden shed and country cottage, the Cinema Room is available to hire privately for all manner of events: dinner, drinks, screenings, meetings and the occasional ukulele class.
Thursday 17th May 2012
TODAY'S SPECIALS
Fresh figs, blue cheese, cherry tomatoes, watercress w/ passion fruit vinaigrette £7.4
Balsamic baby artichoke, garlic chips, parmesan £7.6
Gazpacho, avocado salsa croûton £5.-
Pea & mint soup £4.8
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Caramelised onion & emmental tart, mixed leaf salad £11-
Pan roast cod, ratatouille & balsamic glaze £15-
Chicken spatchcock, garlic, parsley jersey royals, lemon confit £14.9
Roast barbary duck breast, saffron mash, red wine jus £17.5
8oz ribeye steak, tomato, chips & tarragon jus £20.5
SHOW US GREAT COFFEE
Yours, ours or otherwise. Instagram #lattelove
DON'T PUT ALL YOUR EGGS IN ONE BASKET
There’s no guarantee that the world won’t all go terribly wrong this afternoon. More so, that is. Surely that’s reason enough to stop for a Full & Proper.
One of my favorite things #lattelove
18 May 2012 | 4:22 am
Gazpacho avocado salsa & garlic croutons#chefcam
16 May 2012 | 5:38 pm
Jam of the Month
RHUBARB JAM
Sweet and tarty. At the same time.
3kg Yorkshire rhubarb
2kg jam sugar
2 lemons, juice only
1. Cut rhubarb into 1 inch chunky pieces
2. Add rhubard, sugar & lemon juice to a large saucepan. Bring to the boil, then reduce heat by half & let simmer for an hour. Stir from time to time to avoid burning at the bottom.
3. Reduce until all liquid is gone & you have a nice shiny jam consistency.
If you can’t be asked to do it yourself, Gerald’s made some up to take home – £2.50.
Sunday Lunch
DAY OF REST
Sundays should be revered. They are, justifiably, the only days where it is acceptable to roll straight from bed to pub and drink wine right after your morning coffee. Or before, if it’s called for. They’re the days we feel righteous if we take a mildly extended preprandial walk and deserving of one enormous roast dinner simply because we left the house. They are ‘effin great.
Secret drawer
LETTERS OF LIFE & LOVE
Table Sixteen has been at The Garrison since the beginning. It has drawers and slowly these drawers started to fill up with little notes, then bigger notes, doodles, confessions, full-blown narratives. And now, we’re going to start joining them all together to see what story they tell. Instagram yours: #table16
Happy Anniversary @cbeelaras & @doowee6715. Still remember the events of this night 1 year ago like it was yesterday. #Tikis #Drunk #Weddinng #Table16 Lol
15 May 2012 | 2:43 am
Market life
MALTBY STREET
We couldn’t be happier. Suddenly we’ve found ourselves surrounded by those who share our passion for great food – not only from the kitchens of our lovely neighbours like Jose and Zucca, but also from the railway arches filled with industrial ovens, coffee roasters and crates of the best local fruit and veg that the traders from nearby Maltby Street have transformed into a Saturday morning market-cum-meeting place.
Only a short walk from The Garrison, Maltby Street has coffee from Monmouth and Coleman, biodynamic vegetables from Fern Verrow, the award-winning Kernel Brewery and, of course, custard doughnuts from St John Bakery.
Every Saturday 9am-2pm. Details of all the Maltby Street traders.
NOTHING BUT POTATOES
There is one man who, twice a week, brings us potatoes. Then we make our chips.
This Sunday's Cinema Session
THE BIG SLEEP
Made at the height of Hollywood’s big-studio era, The Big Sleep is a sophisticated crime picture, on the fringe of film noir, centred around Humphrey Bogart’s tough guy private eye Philip Marlowe. A film of infinite interest, with the best of wisecracking heroes and playful, witty banter. Definitely one not to miss.
Sun 20th May in our Cinema Room. 7.30pm sharp. Private eye get-ups welcome.
Our favourite cinemas...
SUGARHOUSE STUDIOS, 'TIL MID JUNE
With Olympic fanfare only two months away, the countdown of fun-things in forgotten corners of London has commenced: the Pleasure Gardens are nearly here, Radio 1′s Hackney Weekender only a couple of weeks away and a lovely film and food pop-up from Sugarhouse Studios.
Set in a disused sign-writing workshop set for demolition next year, the team from Assemble are putting on a programme of film and discussion, fading Americana classics from Midnight Movies and a Sunday cinema and supper club featuring resident chef Laura Marten alongside guest chefs from the area.
See the full film listings & events for Sugarhouse Studios, from £5.
Upcoming films
SUNDAY CINEMA SESSIONS
We show films we hope people will like; this is based pretty much solely on conjecture, but should you want to put forward some favourites we’d be happy to add them to the list. Email us here.
20th May
The Big Sleep
27th May
Ides of March
3rd June
Sunset Boulevard
10th June
Colombiana
Each and every Sunday. 7.30pm. Free like the Silverlink used to be.
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