Pidgin is one of London’s great culinary assets. The restaurant itself is simple—muted gray soft furnishings contrast against wooden chairs and wall hangings that hint at the natural world outside—and echoes the simple elegance of the food. Pidgin offers four courses as part of a set menu that changes weekly. Each course centers around a single element—oyster or goose, for example—with each dish designed to highlight the central ingredient. The result is dishes such as tangerine sorbet with rice papad, chocolate, parsley and machha, and is simple and sublime. The drinks rotate, too, and the cocktail menu boasts beverages with names like Katie Made Me Do It, illustrating that Pidgin’s offerings have not only style, but also a sense of humour. Pidgin London 52 Wilton Way London, E8 1BG United Kingdom TwitterFacebookPinterest Related Stories Plein Air Café Drawing from the impressionist ideal of painting outdoors, partners Soo Choi and Kevin Heisner have made Chicago's Plein Air Café a dreamy space. St. John Bread and Wine Opened by Fergus Henderson and Trevor Gulliver in 2003, St. John Bread and Wine combines a daily set menu with baked goods and artfully chosen wines. Do You Read Me? When it first opened its doors in 2008 in Berlin's Mitte neighborhood, this popular magazine shop presented a modest collection of 100 titles. Peter Miller Architecture Peter Miller Books has been an essential place to visit in Seattle for a quarter century. March If only we could have kitchens that are exact replicas of this beautiful San Francisco shop called March. Heide Museum of Modern Art Heide Museum of Modern Art combines contemporary art, architecture, gardens and coffee into what is a lovely way to while away your afternoon.
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