Bird Of Smithfield (City of London)

Bird Of Smithfield (City of London) Location

Bird Of Smithfield (City of London) Maps
Bird Of Smithfield (City of London) Address 26 Smithfield Street, City of London, London EC1A 9LB
Bird Of Smithfield (City of London) Phone 020 7559 5100
Bird Of Smithfield (City of London) Opening Hours Monday - Friday : 8am - 12midnight
Saturday : 5pm - 1am
Sunday : Closed
Bird Of Smithfield (City of London) Food Price £49 - £84 per pax
Payment by Cash,Cards

What people say about Bird Of Smithfield (City of London)

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4.1
33 reviews

  • The restaurant is a multi storey affair

  • The first floor dining room was simple but quite cosy

  • A starter of crab and avocado with sorrel lacked much flavour

  • The vegetables were OK but the mackerel did not appear to be very fresh given its lack of flavour

  • The soused element was overly sour (10/20)

  • Chips were not the best I have tried but were pleasant enough (13/20)

  • Goosnargh spring chicken was served with girolles and wild garlic

  • While the mushrooms were a bit limp

  • The food service was perfectly competent

  • A little later what I presume was the wine waiter appeared and said &ldquo

  • Then came back with a completely different bottle of wine again

  • The cooking was inconsistent

  • Any restaurant where the bought in bread is the best item is just not trying hard enough

  • The terrace is lovely on a warm evening

  • The private dining room is special too

  • I loved the mid century modern elements with a splash of quirky accouterments

  • Nibbles such as crispy monkfish cheeks with spiced tartar sauce really do it for as

  • Same can be said for Cornish crab with pearl barley

  • The fellows are importing some fine quaffs indeed

  • Bird of Smithfield is located at 26 Smithfield Street

  • I am obsessed with good chairs &mdash

  • It was a bit on the later side but the restaurant website and all the Internet AND the sign out front assured me that the bar was open ALL DAY LONG

  • Yes Bird of Smithfield is one of those

  • Alan Bird is the head chef/owner here (clue is in the name) and comes from a previous position as former executive chef at The Ivy

  • From the outside Bird of Smithfield is quite unassuming

  • It even comes with its own roof terrace which overlooks Smithfield Market

  • Some of the rooms here are perhaps a little plain and could do with a lick of fresh paint but the dining room upstairs is a lovely hidden retreat

  • Nowadays Smithfield is much more than a market and has become a hub for bars

  • Since my days of clubbing at Fabric are behind me &ndash

  • At the minute is dedicated to Aperol Spritz (which is fine by me

  • ) The terrace is pretty small with limited seating so try and get there early if you can

  • The homeliness of the townhouse was very appealing

  • The interior is really tastefully designed and comfortable

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