Ambience and decor is pretty, rustic industrial vibe with live music. We ordered; chicken n waffle ( recommended by waitress however chicken was dry over cooked, really crispy and not in the good way), chicken shake (much better cooked juicy chicken, quite a big serve but FYI doesn’t come with anything else), so we also got chips and salad (which were both pretty decent). House white wine was lovely. Spent about £70 altogether and was nice dinner overall but not sure I’d rush back.
LOVE the red rooster in NY so I decided to give this London version a try. It's good - especially for London standards - but not super great like the original in Harlem.
Nonetheless, service was polite & fast, food was tasty with good portions for the mains. Our table had the burger, fried chicken, corn bread, chicken & waffle, & the Mac & cheese bites. I really enjoyed the Mac & cheese - it had a sweet & savoury-ness to it. The corn bread was also nicely baked - moist & fluffy.
Much vaunted NY restaurant comes to town like we needed more fried chicken joints. Turns out to be one of the better ones! The whole chicken is more rotisserie roasted, not deep fried, so much less greasy and succulent. It comes out with sparklers, a bit of showmanship that startled the baby in a most hilarious way. The appetisers were fine but nothing that special, so just come for the chicken.
Interior was a mix of speakeasy + Shoreditch chic + quite striking photographic art pieces.
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