Westerns Laundry : Restaurant seafood et brunch à Highbury
Westerns Laundry, ouvert en 2023 par l'équipe derrière Primeur, est un restaurant emblématique situé au 34 Drayton Park dans le quartier Highbury East, à Londres. Né d'une volonté de proposer une cuisine moderne et inventive, ce lieu s'inscrit dans la lignée des restaurants britanniques axés sur la qualité et la durabilité. Son ambiance chaleureuse et décontractée en fait un lieu incontournable pour les amateurs de bonnes tables.
Ce restaurant se distingue par ses spécialités seafood, avec un menu changeant chaque semaine, mettant à l'honneur les produits de la mer issus de la pêche durable. On y trouve aussi un excellent brunch, des petites assiettes à partager, ainsi qu'une sélection de vins naturels soigneusement choisis pour accompagner chaque plat. Westerns Laundry est reconnu pour ses plats créatifs, ses saveurs authentiques et son atmosphère conviviale, idéale pour une sortie entre amis ou en famille.
L'intérieur du Westerns Laundry évoque une ancienne blanchisserie, avec un décor industriel épuré, de grandes fenêtres en acier, des tables communes en bois et un éclairage néon moderne. L'ambiance y est à la fois sophistiquée et détendue, avec une décoration qui mêle style vintage et touches contemporaines. Le lieu offre un cadre idéal pour profiter d’un repas dans une atmosphère authentique et chaleureuse, où se mêlent convivialité et élégance.
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"For a dimly lit meal sat in the comfiest chairs in the biz - and the unctuous cuttlefish fideo"
@lauralloyd1989
"Guide Sézane : ancienne blanchisserie, produits de saisons "
@rayonnantes
"Favourite place in Highbury & Islington - so good!! "
@annabelkwright
"Conseillé par Laurent Benoit "
@davidsalabi
"Vale reco : tres bon et fish nice"
@pauline.glh
"Top 10 Islington restaurants according to Secret London"
@cbeignon
"Went with mom and dad. Delish small plates"
@mariahowe
"Dua lipas favorite restaurant"
@danilomenasche
"Daily changing menu and natural wine list. "
@bella_viz
"This is an unreconstructed spot in Highbury, and the area's most famous address is a little place called the Emirates Stadium; but North London flavour-snufflers and fellow chefs have long been getting excited about Westerns Laundry, the second fixture for the team behind Primeur. The restaurant is a gallery-like space in a Fifties industrial block, opened up with steel-framed windows, cobbles and Jeremie-crafted benches outside; the long and vociferous communal tables inside illuminated by Dan Flavin-style neon dashes. Unlike Primeur, the inspiration at Westerns Laundry are the day boats that heave to around the Cornish coast, with occasional forays to Catalunya and Asia for spicing. The chalkboard has a dynamic roll call of biodynamic wines by the glass, from pockets of Italy, France, Austria and Greece, ripe with Carignan, Zweigelt and Cinsault grapes – but nothing too weird. A convivial neighbourhood restaurant that opened up a neglected part of London."
@morogaby
"Tasty & vibey but a bit overpriced. "
@maia_cohen
"Pub categorie chicos - reco valentina"
@lecomtecharles
"This is an unreconstructed spot in Highbury, and the area's most famous address is a little place called the Emirates Stadium; but North London flavour-snufflers and fellow chefs have long been getting excited about Westerns Laundry, the second fixture for the team behind Primeur. The restaurant is a gallery-like space in a Fifties industrial block, opened up with steel-framed windows, cobbles and Jeremie-crafted benches outside; the long and vociferous communal tables inside illuminated by Dan Flavin-style neon dashes. Unlike Primeur, the inspiration at Westerns Laundry are the day boats that heave to around the Cornish coast, with occasional forays to Catalunya and Asia for spicing. The chalkboard has a dynamic roll call of biodynamic wines by the glass, from pockets of Italy, France, Austria and Greece, ripe with Carignan, Zweigelt and Cinsault grapes – but nothing too weird. A convivial neighbourhood restaurant that opened up a neglected part of London. Rick Jordan"
@aurepp
"Primeur’s sister is set in a former laundry and has a similarly industrial feel. Arrive early for drinks in the courtyard then sit at one of the communal tables or the kitchen counter. Rustic British dishes – chalked on the board daily – are full of flavour and designed for sharing. "
@cleo.rzk
"A relatively recent emphasis — in no small part because of a growing relationship between London restaurants and Cornish suppliers — is being placed on English waters. Jeremie Cometto-Lingenheim and David Gingell’s Western Laundry (the pair also oversees Primeur, Jolene, and Big Jo), is one of London’s best seafood restaurants, in the past year featuring a covered terrace for outdoor eating alongside the main dining room. It’s still serving glorious plates like fideo pasta rich with cuttlefish, squid ink, and aioli; monkfish friggitelli and mojo verde; and John Dory, peas, braised gem lettuce, and pancetta. A stellar winelist, with low-intervention and classic options adds to the reasons to visit this outstanding, warmly lit and carefully designed Holloway restaurant."
@ale96ange
"Amazing seafood tapas. New menu ever week - menu chalked onto the wall. Restuarant in a converted garage in the suburb. "
@jayleslie
"British + Spanish small plates"
@florencebird
"Delicious food, during the summer it’s really lovely "
@catgallagher
"When to go:sophistication and smoothness of a central restaurant, but with the friendliness and heart of a true local. What to have: the juicy, crisp-skinned guinea fowl with its daintily prepared, he"
@marie.tessier.lacharlott
"Small plates, hand-written menu, watch out for “natural wines” - expensive and not good. "
@discoverwithdasha