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We’ve been named one of the UK’s Top 100 Local Restaurants


What the Good Food Guide says…
“Sibling to Kitchen W8 and Elystan Street in Kensington and Chelsea respectively, Church Road is the very model of a restaurant du quartier in leafiest Barnes. A few tables out front between planters under an awning; booth-style tables and comfortable bar-counter seating indoors; hexagonal floor tiles, fresh flowers on the tables, a distant view of chefs checking their order tickets behind frosted glass: one could almost be forgiven for thinking that all’s right with the world.
“The food makes a virtue of sustainability in a light, fresh style that works wonders: in the summer swelter, we enjoyed a salad of lobster, Isle of Wight tomatoes and croûtons, dressed in basil oil and served with gazpacho. Otherwise, try courgettes in two colours with herbed ricotta, or minted and lemon-tinged burrata. Mains bring on the likes of citrus-glazed bream in spring vegetable minestrone, or a robustly rich, accurately timed pavé of aged Hereford beef with bone-marrow butter and hand-cut chips. Temperature contrast makes a dessert of warm bitter chocolate fondant and milk ice cream just the ticket, but if it’s frozen or nothing, go for the ebulliently refreshing morello cherry sorbet with lime granita.
“The gin-based cocktails look all too tempting, while the approachable wine list favours France and Italy.”
Christmas Menu
Wine List
Sample Lunch Menu

Phil Howard features in Time & Leisure Magazine

We’ve joined up with Little Sprouts
We’re lucky enough to be in one of London’s greenest villages. On three sides we’re surrounded by river and on the other by the wild and beautiful Barnes Common.
The Common is looked after by a local team of volunteers – The Friends of Barnes Common – who preserved its rare acid grassland and keep it free from litter and invasive non native species.
As well as their conservation work they run a wonderful initiative teaching nursery age children all about the value of planting and harvesting your own food.
We’ve named our Little Sprouts menu in honour of their very special educational programme and will be donating £2.00 to the Friends of Barnes Common for every menu we sell.