Eat Out London!The Gantry
The Gantry - Restaurant & Bar, Brockley London. Sit back at the bar, relax in front of the fireplace, dine indoors and the conservatory or soak up the fresh air in our hidden garden
The Gantry - Restaurant & Bar
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Where To Eat And Drink In... Brockley | Londonist
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Brockley’s best coffee is found at Browns of Brockley, the pint-sized cafe opposite Brockley station.
You can put together a street food feast from some of London’s finest traders here: regulars include Mother Flipper burgers, Van Dough pizzas, Mike & Ollie, Sub Cult deli subs and Spit & Roast chicken.
Move downstairs into the warren of rooms for a “Gantry burger” (beef, veggie or fish) or classics like risotto and pan-fried duck breast.
The Talbot is the highlight of Brockley’s pubs, with its spread of outdoor picnic tables, solid gastropub dishes and great drinks selection – expect everything from local ales to Chapel Down fizz.
At this bar without a bar you can order a range of on-tap ales, plus bottles and wines, all over a giant keg.
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The Gantry | Restaurants in Brockley, London
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Stumbling through the Gantry is something of an ‘Alice in Wonderland’ experience.
First, you discover that what appears to be a tiny scruffy bar serving some interesting beers, ciders, cocktails and good coffees.
It’s good, seasonal, modern British fare cooked and served by a very proficient crew who seem like they might have drifted here from somewhere much smarter.
A tiny, pastry-wrapped parcel of deep fried goat’s cheese was just about perfect, as was the sharing antipasti meat platter – artfully piled slivers of fine hams and salamis.
Gantry was packed to the gills on a rainy Friday night, and it does a brisk trade at lunchtime too.