CLOSED

Hill & Szrok

London, Hackney - British - Restaurant - ££

Overall Rating: Good (Closed)

Uniqueness:Does the establishment stand out in the context of the local area? Good

Deliciousness:How delicious is the food? Good

Warmth:How warm is the service and the hospitality in general? Good

Strength of recommendation:How enthusiastically and widely would you recommend the establishment? Good

* The restaurant is closing for good following service on 24 January 2025, although the butcher's shop will remain open.* Offering a very particular type of warmth and comfort (the kind that comes from good bistro cooking, stylish hard surfaces and the glow of knowing your meat was carefully reared and respectfully cooked), Hill & Szrok becomes a candlelit butcher's shop with benefits in the evening (Wednesday to Saturday). On our last visit, every dish from the kitchen of the self-titled Cookshop was strong, from a plate of pickles via pork rillettes balanced with citrus and fennel on toasted sourdough to broccolini with a deep, rich yellow hollandaise and the crunch of smoked almonds. As you might expect from an outfit that prides itself on whole-carcass butchery, the meat side of things lives up to the context, with a generously cut Suffolk pork chop ('best dish of the evening') given maximum flavour from both fat and bone, cooked bang-on and served with grilled hispi cabbage a...

* The restaurant is closing for good following service on 24 January 2025, although the butcher's shop will remain open.*

Offering a very particular type of warmth and comfort (the kind that comes from good bistro cooking, stylish hard surfaces and the glow of knowing your meat was carefully reared and respectfully cooked), Hill & Szrok becomes a candlelit butcher's shop with benefits in the evening (Wednesday to Saturday). On our last visit, every dish from the kitchen of the self-titled Cookshop was strong, from a plate of pickles via pork rillettes balanced with citrus and fennel on toasted sourdough to broccolini with a deep, rich yellow hollandaise and the crunch of smoked almonds. As you might expect from an outfit that prides itself on whole-carcass butchery, the meat side of things lives up to the context, with a generously cut Suffolk pork chop ('best dish of the evening') given maximum flavour from both fat and bone, cooked bang-on and served with grilled hispi cabbage and shrimp butter. Seasonal puddings might be a warmly spiced walnut cake with poached pears, and there's a neat selection of wines by the glass (from £7).

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VENUE DETAILS

60 Broadway Market
Hackney
E8 4QJGB

020 7254 8805

OTHER INFORMATION

Counter seating

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