Brawn - Speisekarte

…you’ll know what I mean when you order the quince dessert. Perfect space, if not for Brawn we would not have explored Shoreditch great shops on the walk there. And, the venue scored points with our 24 y.o. joining us for dinner. A win win.

This restaurant has a great vibe and our host Marianna was brilliant and helpful. The starters were delicious, mains of veal and lamb incredible and the wine pairings perfect. Desert was also off the scale as a cherry tart. Highly recommended

We went with our daughter and a friend and they have a great cocktail menu and a pretty nice wine list. The menu was fun with snacks, appetizers, main course and of course dessert!. We enjoyed the trout, pasta among other dishes and we cleaned our plates!

I came here for lunch with a friend on the weekend and everything I tried was delicious. The interior is airy and lowkey, the staff are really nice, and the food lives up to the restaurant's reputation! If I had to pick one snack/lunch item to recommend, it would be the fried baby squid (and I'm not usually a big fan of seafood! .

This restaurant is absolutely surprises you. As so amazing and interesting combination of the food. The menu is changed every month. Try Burrata with peaches and Honeymoon Melon with Tomato. The fish was great as well and the chocolate dessert was delicious and really interesting. The home-made kombucha was delicious, as was every other dish we had.

Went as a group of 5, taking the option for a shared menu. Price was 50/head. so not cheap. There were some excellent dished, but also a lot of mediocre ones. The lamb, for example was great, but our server recommended the pork which was dull, and the mushroom pasta one of our party had was poor. One of the starters was great I think the dorstone with hazlenuts the others fine but nothing special. Similarly the desserts weren't anything special, just fine but nothing to remember. All in all pleasant and fine, but nothing special.

Located near the flower market in Columbia road, a neighbourhood which is confirming itself as a vibrant food scene. This restaurant offers seasonal ingredients sourced from local suppliers, certainly catering locals but also food travellers looking for experimental small plates (many with an italian twist). It is located in yet another nicely-converted warehouse, it offers a full bar counter with stools and spacious tables. The service was friendly, efficient and informative if you have questions about the food or the wine. Ask for the full wine list.

The food was good, the atmosphere was good as well. The biggest issue is that our waitress was snarky and condescending the entire dinner. We tried to ask questions about the menu and she was insistent on us ordering what she thought was best for us. The crescendo was when we tried to help by stacking the plates as our family owns restaurants and we were trying to help more out of habit. She proceeded to scold us saying “you should never every do that!”and then it was awkward the rest of the time. It felt like it was a local spot, and we were given a hard time because we were not locals most specifically from the specific waitress we had.

Today we payed our first visit to Brawn and what a fabulous lunch we enjoyed to. Set in the heart of Columbia Road , East London is where you’ll find this trendy casual dining restaurant. The menu has a mediterranean theme that is designed for sharing although the sizes of the mains gives you the opportunity to have a starter , main and dessert if you so desire. We entered to receive a nice friendly welcome and as we looked around the restaurant was full with a good buzzy atmosphere. We were then escorted to our table which was in fact through the other side where you would also find the open kitchen. Once seated we were greeted by Victoria our waitress for the afternoon and who did a fabulo...