An all-day, modern restaurant with a menu inspired by the flavours of Levantine coastal towns.
Barboun is from chef Hus Vedat and the team behind Yosma and Hovarda restaurants in Soho. Meaning red mullet in Turkish, this new eatery's menu is inspired by the flavours of Levantine coastal towns, focusing on fish and vegetables, cooked over open flames on robata and josper grills.
The all-day menu has been influenced by the history and tradition of the Levantine region, with a modern, London interpretation. Expect a light and airy Mediterranean-inspired dining room taking aspects from the site’s history as a woodworking and cabinet factory.
Ideal For
Middle Eastern feasting, healthy dining, flavours of the Levant
Signature Dishes
Beetroot fritters with whipped garlic feta, sun-dried aubergine dolma stuffed with sour cherry, bulgar and garlic yoghurt; grilled wild sea bass with fermented yoghurt tarhana and hay smoked short rib with a variety of condiments, pickles and lavash and a long bone tomahawk steak marinated in Anatolian spices.
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Barboun
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Spacious, modern
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East End
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61-67 Great Eastern Street, London EC2A 3HU
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Middle Eastern
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+44(0)20 3995 3622
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