Hawksmoor Borough
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A short walk from London Bridge, Hawksmoor Borough serves British steak & seafood. A private dining room for up to 16 & tickets for Cooks’ Room Supper Club.
A stadium of flavour.
A tower of taste. A moreish monolith to yum.
Yeah, we’re talking about our Yorkshires again.
They’re just so damn tasty. And often the favourite part of our Sunday roast (which is mad considering the quality of the beef).
Chewy. Crunchy. Doughy. Delicious.
Fill yours up with our bone-marrow and onion gravy and dive right in. You’ll start harping on about them like us in no time.
Is Seven Dials the most exciting Hawksmoor?
It’s certainly ranking.
Cool venue in an old brewery helps. But that's not the real reason. Really it's because of the location: Covent Garden, Theatreland, the West End.
That means guests are either shopping in London’s coolest boutiques, celebrating something big or in the mood for something cultural.
It all amounts to a special kind of atmosphere.
If you’ve got ‘lively lunch’ or ‘big night out’ on the mind, you might want to take a closer look.
Get the Christmas party sorted early.
Then it’s out the way and, if you book with us, you can actually relax knowing you’re in safe hands.
So, what are the options in London?
🍴 Borough: The Cook’s Room seats up to 22 people (and comes with its own chef’s table and open kitchen)
🍴 Guildhall: The Sublime Society Room seats up to 24 people
🍴 Spitalfields: The Vesta Tilley Room seats up to 55 people
🍴 Spitalfields Bar: Our basement bar seats up to 30 people
🍴 Wood Wharf: The Queenie Watts Room seats up to 20 people
Wanna stay on your feet?
Go semi-private and take over the bar or part of the restaurant. Capacities range from 24 to 160 people.
If you’re after an exclusive-use deal, that’s fine, too. Capacities range from 100 to 250 guests. We love take-over Christmas parties. They’re always so much fun.
Get the Christmas party sorted early.
Then it's out the way and, if you book with us, you can actually relax knowing you're in safe hands.
So, what are the options in London?
🍴 Borough: The Cook’s Room seats up to 22 people (and comes with its own chef's table and open kitchen)
🍴 Guildhall: The Sublime Society Room seats up to 24 people
🍴 Spitalfields: The Vesta Tilley Room seats up to 55 people
🍴 Spitalfields Bar: Our basement bar seats up to 30 people
🍴 Wood Wharf: The Queenie Watts Room seats up to 20 people
Wanna stay on your feet?
Go semi-private and take over the bar or part of the restaurant. Capacities range from 24 to 160 people.
If you're after an exclusive-use deal, that's fine, too. Capacities range from 100 to 250 guests. We love take-over Christmas parties. They're always so much fun.
This is where our beef is from. Well, some of it! We only work with like-minded farmers who care for their cattle the right way.
Recently, a few of the team took a train from Paddington to meet David and Churri on their farm in the Cotswolds.
They showed us how they work to improve the quality of the soil, increase biodiversity and care for their cattle.
It was incredibly interesting to see the challenges they face in living up to these principles. Supporting nature to thrive takes careful management.
But as David said, “It’s about making thoughtful decisions and not rushing to increase output at any cost.”
The team learnt A LOT on this trip – which they’ll pass to the rest of the team – but as you can see, we had lots of fun and left with full stomachs, too!
The fillet steak is an elegant thing. The very definition of 'melt in the mouth'.
Why?
Because the muscle is lazy and there’s very little fat through the meat, so it’s super-soft to chew.
But that also means it doesn’t pack as much of a beefy punch as the other cuts, so a sauce is sensible, or even better, a side of rich bone marrow.
Hands up whose favourite cut is the fillet?
What makes a good cauliflower cheese?
Without question, the cheese sauce.
While we make pains to source the best florets in Blighty, the reality is that cauliflower is nothing without the glorious sauce it bathes in.
Ours has four important cheeses: Ogleshield, mozzarella, Westcombe cheddar and Stiltchelton. (And some parmesan on top, for that crispy counterpoint.)
It’d be a crime not to add it to your Sunday roast.
What would you call it?
No dish has more nicknames among the team than our steak & eggs.
🍳 The comfort king
🥩 The post-gym protein blaster
🍳 Popeye’s meaty secret
🥩 The hangover slayer
🍳 The breakfast lunch of champions
New on our lunch specials menu.
Who likes a Filet-o-Fish?
Yep, the Maccy's special that's popular on Fridays.
Honestly, we love it, so we thought we'd pay homage with a pimped up Hawksmoor version.
And so fried fish and frites sandwich is now pride of place on our seasonal lunch specials menu.
What's in it?
We start with a lovely chunk of crispy battered hake, top of it with supremely skinny salt-and-vinegar frites (and the obligatory slice of cheese), before tucking it all in a sesame seed bun.
Handheld deliciousness to liven up your lunch.
How many other names d’you know of for the ribeye?
We went digging and found seven!
🥩 Some call it the Delmonico, after the eponymous steak restaurant in NYC
🥩 On the west coast of the USA, it’s often called a Spencer
🥩 In Australia, they call it a Scotch fillet or a whiskey fillet
Then there’s the beauty, the market and possibly even the cowboy (but that’s up for debate).
Either way, the ribeye’s a popular cut. And for good reason: it’s as flavourful as steak gets. That’s, in part, down to the seam of fat (the ‘eye’) running through the middle of it. We like to serve it medium – just to let the fat really render down.
Sauce? Well, maybe a dab of Peppercorn seeing as you’re asking.
There’s a steak for every occasion.
We cook and serve our dry-aged grass-fed beef in all different sizes to suit your mood, appetite or event.
At one end of the beefy spectrum are the party-ready steak-and-sourdough canapés; at the other, are the giant porterhouses and sharing-sized chateaubriands you’ll find on our blackboards. Somewhere in between, there’s our great-value rump with beef-dripping chips – on the express menu.
Whichever you choose, know that the quality never wavers. And that our highly trained chefs know exactly how to cook each cut, over a charcoal grill, to create the perfect steak for whatever dining experience you’re planning.
Anyone hungry?
Just a short walk away from Bank, Hawksmoor Guildhall just made Saturdays a whole lot better.
For the first time ever, we are now open from 12pm on Saturdays, serving both our lunch specials alongside our always on a la carte.
Guildhall Reservations: https://bit.ly/4faFzKC
Brined. Marinated. Charcoal roasted.
That’s how we do our new piri piri chicken. And the whole process takes about 36 hours. The results are worth it, though, trust us.
We make sure to grill it slowly over coals till the skin is crispy and the flesh is super succulent. Finally we add some warming smoked chilli butter and charred piquillo peppers.
Just one of four comforting plates on our seasonal lunch specials menu.
While there’s no National Hospitality Day this year, we’ve decided to keep our own NHD tradition going with the Hawksmoor Hospitality Heroes competition. And here are the winners (even more in our stories).
Looking after our incredible teams in the UK, US and Ireland is as much of a priority as looking after you (we have a few awards to prove it). Properly celebrating their efforts, talents and achievements is all part of our commitment – cue the Hawksmoor Hospitality Hero awards.
As ever, we asked the teams at each of our restaurants to nominate colleagues they felt best embodied our values. Put simply: ‘Work hard and be nice to people’.
This week, we announced our winners to the team, each getting a prize and a celebration in their restaurant or location. So, without further ado, please clap, whistle and roar for our Hospitality Heroes 2024.
Just LOOK at those onion rings.
An odd thing to lead with on a our new mixed grill, you might say – but try them and you'll get it.
Beer battered and finished with a crunch-bomb panko crisp, they're the perfect sidekick to this marvellous mountain of meat.
Maybe skip breakfast, though, eh?
How to cook the perfect steak.
Here are two lesser-known tips from our learning & development chef, Peter Woods.
👨🍳 Season the bars 👨🍳
Rub the bars of your grill with the fatty side of the steak before cooking.
👨🍳 Brown the edges 👨🍳
Turn the steak regularly and finish by browning ALL edges – including that fatty side.
Let us know how you get on.
Cauliflower's dark side
The way we serve this virtuous veg, you’d think it had quit its job, bought a leather jacket and started riding a Harley.
Our charcoal-roasted cauli steak is slathered in smokey romesco sauce and kale pesto, then spiked with pickled Fresno chilli, toasted almonds, and pickled raisins.
Know what we mean?
Less garlic?!
What next, less love? Less joy? Less LIFE?
Our response to anyone suggesting we offer anything less than a whole big beautiful bulb of organic roasted garlic for you to spread over your rump or beef-dripping spuds.
Pop by soon and let us fill your bellies with a hearty, handsome Sunday roast.
Get the Christmas party sorted early.
Then it's out the way and, if you book with us, you can actually relax knowing you're in safe hands.
So, what are the options? In London:
🍴 Borough: The Cook’s Room seats up to 22 people (and comes with its own chef's table and open kitchen)
🍴 Guildhall: The Sublime Society Room seats up to 22 people
🍴 Spitalfields: The Vesta Tilley Room seats up to 55 people
🍴 Wood Wharf: The Queenie Watts Room seats up to 20 people
Wanna stay on your feet?
Go semi-private and take over the bar or part of the restaurant. Capacities range from 24 to 160 people.
If you're after an exclusive-use deal, that's fine, too. Capacities range from 100 to 250 guests. We love take-over Christmas parties.They're always so much fun.
Fish and cheese. Sacrilege?
Some will no doubt think so, but we're leaning into this culinary sin with our new fried fish and frites sandwich.
Think of it as the well-heeled love child of Maccy’s pesce option and good-old fish ‘n’ chips – a bit naughty, very nice.
Expect a hefty chunk of crispy hake and a slice of American cheese tucked inside a toasted sesame seed bun.
It's a mound of super-skinny salt-and-vinegar frites to finish.
On Tuesday we took part in a seminar on Becoming a B CORP, hosted by our friends at Pizza Pilgrims.
It’s aim was to aid and inspire any hospitality business that might already be on the journey to B Corp certification, may have started and stalled the process, or are in the early stages of planning their journey.
Along with Caravan Restaurants, Blacklock, Big Mamma Group, our Head of Purpose, Katy Ellwood, gave a talk on what to do after becoming a B Corp, how to embed B Corp principals into your business and keep up momentum ahead of the recertification process, of which we’re currently in the process of. B Corps have to recertify every three years to ensure they’re continuing to meet their high standards of social and environmental performance, transparency, and accountability.
You can find out more about what it means to be certified as a B Corp here: thehawksmoor.com/hawksmoor-is-now-a-certified-bcorp and if any hospitality businesses have questions about the process, feel free to drop us a line. The more businesses we can help commit to changing the world for the better, then we all win!
We just cannot choose a favourite, so here's three of them.
Our new seasonal cocktail menu is here. But which one of these from our refreshed London list gets your vote?
PIÑA FIZZ
Tropical flavours. A hint of anise. A proper old school fizz. Here we have a deft blend of three rums (one made in London) with pineapple syrup and soda, a little lemon and absinthe.
CHIQUITANO
The unexpected meeting of Bolivian brandy (think pisco) and two British flavours: earl grey tea and blackcurrants. All served in an incredibly chic highball.
MANDARIN PICADOR
An autumnal riff on our wildly popular Grapefruit Picador, we “acidulate” fresh mandarin juice till it’s as tangy as limes. Add tequila, mezcal and a chipotle liqueur. Top of the drops.
Even more cocktails, tailored to each city, announced soon.
“Fatty sauce, leaner cut.”
Kyle, our bar manager, really nailed the description of his “ride or die” cut and sauce combination recently.
He was talking about the sharing-size chateaubriand, slathered with our anchovy hollandaise. And, well, doesn’t it sound delicious?
As he also says, with the bigger cuts you get a greater contrast between the charred outside and the juicy inside of the steak.
Keeps your tongue on its toes!
Not for the faint-hearted.
"If we do it, we need to do it properly."
Matt Brown, our Group Exec Chef, has been working on what to include in a mixed grill for years.
And finally he's got. Made for two, our mighty paean to meat includes:
🔪 A dry-aged rump steak
🔥 Lamb chops
🔪 Sugar-pit bacon chop
🔥 Hawksmoor sausages
🔪 Roasted bone marrow
🔥 Onion rings
🔪 Roasted mushrooms
🔥 Roasted tomatoes
🔪 Beef-dripping chips
🔥 and some HP gravy
Maybe take the rest of the afternoon off, eh?
Ultra slow.
That's how we cook the whole rump of dry-aged beef that's sliced and served for our Sunday roasts.
Why?
It maximises the fibre-busting activity of enzymes within the meat. More flavour, basically.
First, though, we sear the crust on our charcoal grill, which lends the meat a touch of the charred flavour that would have been present in the days of rotating beef on a spit. Again, more flavour.
We think these two simple processes make all the difference. Pop by any Sunday and tell us what you think.
"🥩HAWKSMOOR🥩 T-Bone steak of dreams!🤤 enough said!" 📸
It's been our best seller since day one and it's been one pudding that we've experimented with relentlessly. Both to tweak and improve the basic recipe and to come up with a new variation on a theme. For our well-honed take on the classic, swipe through for the recipe to recreate at home 🥄 ➡️
Our starters have had a seasonal refresh. Welcome to the menu; New moor farm asparagus with our original recipe Hollandaise sauce 👏
Father’s Day. They sort of pretend they’re not bothered about it, don’t they? Well, ours do.
“No, no – don’t fuss. Just a bit of peace and quiet for me, thank you.” But really you know they want recognition. Maybe not an ‘I Love Dad’ teddy, but something.
Which brings us to presents. So damned-hard to buy for – they’ve already got everything. How best to celebrate this important day then?
Well, how about treating your special father figure (and the whole family) to a mighty roast at our place? Dilemma solved.
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After several months of consoling ourselves through the dark winter months with dark spirits and rich, intense cocktails, we are delighted that spring is upon us and we love the seasonal produce that works perfectly in lighter and longer drinks. Here is a selection of our favourites for this year.
🛩 R.A.C Aviation: Bombay Sapphire 1er Cru, rhubarb cordial, vanilla, lemon, maraschino. Sometimes classic combinations are too good to mess around with. In this case, we couldn’t look beyond the partnership of rhubarb and custard, here worked into the iconic classic gin cocktail, the Aviation.
🥒 Green Snapper: Beefeater Gin, green tomato, jalapeno, lime, cucumber, lovage.
Pressed green zebra tomatoes are the key ingredient in this savoury bloody mary-esque cocktail. Verdant spice from the jalapeno and some earthy celery round it out. A perfect spring aperitif.
🍑 Rimini Iced Tea: Apple Brandy, peach, basil, sparkling darjeeling.
On the west coast of Italy, Rimini is known as being both the birthplace of Fellini and the home of the finest peaches in Europe. We simmer them in a light IPA based cordial to provide a bitter backbone to this ethereal highball.
🍓 Factor 50 Fizz: Lillet Rose, strawberry, cucumber, sparkling coconut water.
More reminiscent of the beginning of summer than the first sniff of suntan lotion. This cocktail is the unbridled taste of holidays, but with enough dryness and finesse to stop you burning on your first day.
🍐 Moselle Martini: Fords Gin, cucumber, riesling vermouth, pear eau de vie.
An easy-going, lightly fruit-forward martini for those who are after something a little bit more gentle to start their evening. A dry, delicate and short drink with the textures and aromas of spring.
Which one are you most excited to try? ⬇️
We've got a brand new spring main. This is our light and fluffy Ricotta dumplings with sweet and fresh peas, broad beans, asparagus and wild garlic. A vegan option is available on request too 🥟🌱
Calling all cork dorks 🍷 If you’d like to bring your own wine to enjoy at Hawksmoor, every Monday you're welcome to bring special bottles from your own cellar or something cheap and cheerful from the local off-license for just a £5 corkage fee.
Double trouble 🦞🦞 It's a Half native lobster and Triple-cooked chips kinda Wednesday. Our native lobster is delivered fresh from our pals down in Brixham and served with garlic butter.
New to the menu is our vibrant Spring vegetable salad. Containing fresh, in-season ingredients from creamy goats curd from Neal's Yard to heritage radishes with a crunchy sour dough crisp from Rye by the Water, an independent bakery 🥗
Dinner among skyscrapers📍Canary Wharf
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Our Manchester restaurant is located in a late Victorian courthouse on Deansgate, next door to Spinningfields. The interior is true to the building and features lots of reclaimed materials from the era, including parquet flooring from a different courthouse, panelling from Birmingham’s Sandwell College and well-cleaned glazed bricks from a public lavatory in Liverpool.
Always down for a fat JUICY roast 🤤 and Hawksmoor does it the best - argue with yourself 🤫 " - 📸
The rumours are true…This autumn we’ll be opening in Liverpool; in the iconic, Grade II-listed India Buildings, on the corner of Brunswick Street and Fenwick Street.
Liverpool is one of the most exciting and dynamic cities in the country. We’ve found a beautiful, listed building in such a great location. It’s an amazing site, we're really excited to do it justice by building something really special.
In Edinburgh, we draw on the amazing produce that Scotland has to offer, featuring seafood from around the Scottish coast and beef from grass-fed native breed cattle from both sides of the border. We serve some of the best steak in Edinburgh, also offering lighter bites at the bar alongside cocktails created by our award-winning bartenders.
Now open for dinner Monday-Sunday and lunchtimes Thursdays - Sunday.
“There is no real ending. It’s just the place where you stop the story” - Frank Herbert
We are bringing our Hawksmoor at Home boxes to an end. For now. Order by 9am on Tuesday 24th May for delivery 26th-28th May.
For us, this isn’t a sad story, but one of the happier ‘endings’ we’ve had in business. What started as an idea to keep Hawksmoor’s flame alive during lockdown, to bring a little happiness to you during what was a fairly dark time, blew up in ways we’d never expected. However, now people are flooding back into our restaurants, we believe that the best interests of Hawksmoor’s guests, and the people who work here now, are best served by giving them all of our attention.
So, if you have ever ordered a Hawksmoor at Home box then thank you so much for being part of a real source of pride for all of us. You'll still find our 35-day dry-aged steaks on Ocado, and, of course, the full experience at our restaurants. We can’t wait to see you there.
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Our Story
Hawksmoor Borough benefits from the best produce available and the close proximity to suppliers based in Borough Market, as well as our usual focus on great steak, great wine and great cocktails. Our chefs walk round one of the best produce markets in the country and create regularly changing seasonal specials that aren’t available at any other Hawksmoor restaurant.
Aside from its fantastic location, the building itself has a story to tell. The site lies within the grounds of the medieval Wi******er Palace, built in the 12th century by the Bishop of Wi******er, Henry Blois (who some say chose is said to have chosen the location because of its adjoining brothels). The building was originally built as a hops warehouse in the mid-19th Century by hop merchants Wood, Field & Hanbury, before being taken over in 1933 by Borough Market ‘colonial and foreign fruit’ merchant J O Sims, whereupon it became a fruit warehouse and auction hall.
The menu features our signature native-breed steaks and much-loved seasonal and ethically sourced dishes. We’ll have £5 corkage on Mondays, and on Sundays there are the Roasts that Observer Food Monthly named as one of the best Sunday lunches in the UK. Our Express Menu (£25 for 2 courses, £28 for 3) is available from 12pm until 6.30pm and after 10pm every Monday to Saturday.
Finally, our 14-cover Cook’s Room has its own private kitchen and, when not being used by our chefs creating new dishes, is available for feasting menus, private hire and the occasional special ticketed event!
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16 Wi******er Walk
London
SE19AQ
Opening Hours
Monday | 12pm - 2:30pm |
5:30pm - 9pm | |
Tuesday | 12pm - 2:30pm |
5:30pm - 9pm | |
Wednesday | 12pm - 2:30pm |
5:30pm - 9pm | |
Thursday | 12pm - 2:30pm |
5pm - 9pm | |
Friday | 12pm - 2:30pm |
5pm - 9:30pm | |
Saturday | 12pm - 9:30pm |
Sunday | 11:30am - 8pm |
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