Eat Out London!Ognisko Restaurant
Book Christmas Party or Dinner now. Great restaurant and events space in South Kensington with fantastic food, perfect for pre theatre dining or lunch
Ognisko Restaurant in Kensington serves the finest Polish cuisine in London
PA systems and projectors are also available.
Our private dining room, Salonik, is now available for private hire.
Perfect for small private parties, corporate events and
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Ognisko Restaurant - London Restaurant Reviews | Hardens
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With its grand entrance, huge majestic staircase, leading to its fabulous ballroom, floor to ceiling windows and views over the private gardens, Ognisko provides a stunning wedding venue.
With a capacity of up to 150 guests seated and 175 standing, we also have additional private rooms available and a wonderful outdoors terrace, ideal for those summer weddings.
Ognisko’s food is much acclaimed and menus can be adapted to suit your preference.
A dedicated events organiser will be on hand to assist as much as you’d like, from organising floral arrangements & wedding cakes to decorations & entertainment, helping to create the perfect day.
Whether you envision a luxurious wedding reception or a more secluded event, Ognisko provides an unforgettable experience.
Ognisko, London
Ognisko, London SW7 – restaurant review | Life and style | The ...
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The food is possibly not the smartest choice for a day when my legs are sticking to the furniture: the charms of confit duck leg with braised red cabbage and apple and fig compote, and honey and pomegranate-glazed golonka (oh, hello, it’s that pork knuckle).
From the excellent bread – cakey mixed grain, dark rye, springy sourdough – with pickles, butter and sour cream to a rum baba the size of a weightlifter’s bicep (waitress: “If you’re greedy, you can pour in all the rum,” so we do), it’s a meal to make you pine for an old country you don’t have any business pining for.
The food is a captivating mix of clean, astringent flavours – fat, fresh radishes, all peppery crunch, served with salt and dill-laced cream cheese – and unabashed stodge: kopytka, deep-fried potato dumplings, with a dip of roast red peppers.
There’s a gentleness to Ognisko, despite the chilli vodka that strips all feeling from your palate and turns your eyeballs pedigree Pekinese.
I can imagine Ognisko as the haunt of Barbara Pym heroines, drooping into their roast hake with spelt and wild mushrooms every bit as elegantly as the dried roses that cascade down the all-white walls.