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Will125 Dec 13, 2007 07:00 AM

Wild Honey

Has anyone been to Wild Honey on St George's Street in Mayfair?

  1. foodie guide Dec 15, 2007 06:36 AM

    I'm going next Wednesday with a friend and will be reviewing it, so will let you know if you can wait that long!

    Helen Yuet Ling Pang
    http://worldfoodieguide.wordpress.com

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      foodie guide Dec 21, 2007 12:16 PM

      I've copied and pasted the main section of my review for you to read...

      [Neither my friend nor I were that hungry, which was a shame, as we only had a main course each. Scanning the mains quickly, I inevitably chose the roast Scottish beef (Buccleugh), baked onion, autumn vegetable puree (£14.95), while my friend tried to decide between two fish dishes - the piece of plaice, nut brown butter with shrimps (£16.95) and the halibut, mushroom risotto, braised celery (£14.95), eventually settling for the latter. Another option for me would have been the roast black leg chicken, glazed salsify, brussel tops (£16.95). We also had the Wild Honey cocktail - prosecco with Braeburn apple puree (£8.50), which was rather nice!

      My beef came medium/medium-rare, which was perfect for me. Not too tender, not too tough, it had a nice texture and the two pieces were a generous size. It also came with a portion of gratin dauphinoise, which was a nice surprise. Although it was a tiny bit too salty for me, it was neverthless eaten up. The halibut was incredibly fresh too. None of the desserts appealed, particularly as we really weren’t hungry to start off with. Looking at the menu from home though, I could easily have the classic baked egg custard tart with clementine marmalade (£5.95) or the Wild honey ice cream, with crushed honeycomb (£5.95).]

      Helen Yuet Ling Pang
      http://worldfoodieguide.wordpress.com

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