Best Fusion Restaurants in Lambourne End

Have run out of superlatives to describe this place. Took some friends and one of them asked what sort of food it was. “It’s f**king great food” was all I could really think of to describe it. It’s bold and brave and clever and nothing ever misses the mark. Some old favourites deliver as always - the borscht back, lamb offal flatbread, bone marrow with ox heart and bavette salad, charred hospital cabbage with fermented shrimp butter. It’s all amazing. It’s generally quite loud in there, the tables are close together, and the music, like the food, is probably best described as punchy. You could be listening to Snoop Dogg or Metallica as you fight over the last of the frozen lemon meringue pie or sink another excellent negroni / margarita. I’ll stop now. Just go. You won’t regret it.

Everything is lovely good beyond words but they do take a bit of time to bring the food and drinks Staff are friendly professional

Nice food - does go cold very quickly. The sauces make the meat. They're cooked well and very tender, but without the sauces it's quite basic (seasoning wise). Would recommend only 1x rice for a group of 3/4. Tasty and ticked off the TikTok list.

Superb food carefully explained by attentive and friendly staff. Very good speciality cocktails. Very quiet on a Wednesday night in May

The night started off a little odd, we arrived just after the restaurant opened and were the only people there at first. Decor inside was lovely, albeit the outside of of restaurant is undergoing refurbishment. The first thing I did was order one of their amazing looking cocktails, only to be informed that they did not yet have their drinks license, which was expected next week. It’s a very new restaurant, and they were very accommodating letting us purchase our own drink on the high street and bring it in, but it would have been nice to have known in advance. From that point onwards, we had a great night. The food was amazing, service was attentive without being overwhelming. The kids took advantage of the lack of alcohol to have a mocktail each, served in a glass dome full of smoke, very dramatic! We had 3 courses and everything we ate was brilliant. The bill was £140ish for 4 of us (kids were eating adult portions, not sure if there’s a kids menu). We added service to that and bought our own drinks, so would be more expensive once licensed. There’s a shisha lounge bit, which is completely separate to the main restaurant. Our table was a very comfortable booth, which could have easily sat 6 with plenty of room. A lovely night out.