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London's longest-standing Michelin-starred pub, Fulham backstreets, game and wild food
On a Walham Grove corner most cab drivers need the postcode for, the Harwood Arms has held a Michelin star since 2010 and remains the gold standard for what a British gastropub can do at the top end. Game is the through-line, Berkshire muntjac, scotch eggs of the day, a venison Wellington that locals book a month ahead for. The Sunday roast is served sharing-style, two roasts at the table. Regulars that has been to the original Eagle in Farringdon understands what this is the perfected version of.
One Michelin star since 2010, the longest-standing London gastropub holding it. Sunday roast is sharing-style and the move; book three weeks ahead. Sits in Fulham backstreets, closer in feel to a chef-restaurant than a high-street pub.
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