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Honey & Co Bloomsbury

London, Bloomsbury - Middle Eastern - Restaurant - ££

Overall Rating: Very Good

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

Deliciousness:How delicious is the food? Very Good

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

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

Conviviality is key at all of Honey & Co’s operations, and founders Sarit Packer and Itamar Srulovich – in their transition to larger premises on Lamb’s Conduit Street – have lost none of the original restaurant’s charm. The new incarnation is a sleeker set-up, softened by foliage and muted tones, with tables covered by paper tablecloths (anticipating that sharing could get a bit messy). Packer and Srulovich, who met while working in kitchens in their home city of Tel Aviv, have shared their infectious passion for Middle Eastern food via a prolific roster of cookbooks, catering, podcasts, restaurants and a deli (Honey & Spice). As befits the convivial theme, the menus for breakfast, lunch and dinner kick off with sharing feasts and meze. At breakfast, this is followed by an expansive list of egg dishes; at lunch or dinner by a more grown-up seasonal carte. Predictably, this isn’t food that shuns the limelight. The cast of bountiful plate...

Conviviality is key at all of Honey & Co’s operations, and founders Sarit Packer and Itamar Srulovich – in their transition to larger premises on Lamb’s Conduit Street – have lost none of the original restaurant’s charm. The new incarnation is a sleeker set-up, softened by foliage and muted tones, with tables covered by paper tablecloths (anticipating that sharing could get a bit messy). Packer and Srulovich, who met while working in kitchens in their home city of Tel Aviv, have shared their infectious passion for Middle Eastern food via a prolific roster of cookbooks, catering, podcasts, restaurants and a deli (Honey & Spice). As befits the convivial theme, the menus for breakfast, lunch and dinner kick off with sharing feasts and meze. At breakfast, this is followed by an expansive list of egg dishes; at lunch or dinner by a more grown-up seasonal carte. Predictably, this isn’t food that shuns the limelight. The cast of bountiful plates might include 'ambrosial' labneh with cucumber and a sharp-sweet pickled grape and mint salsa, followed by lamb shawarma or roasted aubergine – with tahini used liberally throughout. Prepare to have any less-than-generous preconceptions of Middle Eastern familiars – falafel, houmous, pitta and the like – blown away. Be sure to order the bread, you’ll need plenty to swoop up pools and smears of sauce. Finish with the signature honey and feta cheesecake with crispy kadaif pastry or a 'superlative' chocolate terrazzo cake: note, desserts are available all day – cake for breakfast is actively encouraged. For those on the move, there are takeout bakery goods: the 'Bloomsbury bun' – their orange blossom and almond tribute to the new neighbourhood – or pillowy babka, perhaps. The Med-leaning wine list is curated by the team behind the Noble Rot wine bar/restaurant opposite. Otherwise, opt for fun cocktails.

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VENUE DETAILS

54 Lamb's Conduit Street
Bloomsbury
WC1N 3LWGB

020 7388 6175

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OTHER INFORMATION

Private dining room, Separate bar, Family friendly

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