The Water House Project

One of London’s most raved about pop-up supper clubs has found a new permanent home in East London.

The Water House Project first opened as a permanent site at the start of the last year - and is now moving to a space beside Regent’s Canal in Bethnal Green, having evolved from a popular supper club by the former Galvin La Chapelle chef Gabriel Waterhouse, which he ran at his own home. 

After years of cooking in London’s Michelin-starred kitchens he yearned for a less structured environment – what he calls ‘social fine dining’. Expect an earthy, stripped-back place, with an open kitchen, communal tables and super club atmosphere.

The nine-course tasting menu (priced at £99), which changes monthly, takes cues from Nordic cuisine, with a focus on seasonal vegetables. Dinner is priced at £99 per person, including food and wine pairings. Dishes could include pork belly and plum chutney donut; kipper mousse with shiso; and a cold cucumber soup. As the monthly menu changes, so do the paired wines; but always showcasing a broad array of low-intervention bottles. 
 

Signature Dishes

British lops pork belly donut with plum chutney; St Austell mussels and Jerusalem artichoke with chive and lemon; Herdwick lamb with black garlic, polenta and mint and fig leaf ice-cream with fig leaf oil.


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