The Pudding Bar
The Pudding Bar, a new pop-up restaurant in Soho specialising in just dessert and wine, recently opened. When I mentioned this on Twitter and Instagram, people got very excited. For many, dessert is the best part of a meal so somewhere you can get straight to the good stuff no messing is a dream.
The Pudding Bar window of wooden spoons
The small but perfectly formed menu features cakes, puddings, wine and coffee. We went for the taster plate for two which had five signature dishes. As I’m a little piglet, I could quite easily have polished the plate off on my own.
The Pudding Bar Taster for Two: Strawberry Eton Mess, Smores Cheesecake with peanut ice-cream, Earl Grey Panna Cotta with Brandy Snap, Baked Alaska with elderflower jelly, Choux Buns
The Pudding Bar
I don’t have a sweet tooth and was concerned that it might be a sugar overload. However everything was perfectly balanced and tasted delicious even the panna cotta which I’d normally try and dodge on a menu. The quality is no surprise really considering the chef is Laura Hallwood, previously at The Savoy and Gordon Ramsey.
The Pudding Bar menu changes and there’s the cheese plate to try. It’s open every day (apart from Sundays) from Noon until Midnight. Hurry up though the pop-up is due to close in early October.
The Pudding Bar, 26 Greek St, London W1D 5DE http://www.puddingbar.co.uk
Omnomnom. Since I had to follow a dairy- and wheat free diet, such places have become mazes of pain rather than gardens of pleasure 🙂 but I bravely go there and keep finding great things that I still can enjoy. Mostly macarons and fruit baskets, hehe, but very artsy and delish ones 😀
I bet…You’ve just reminded me that there was a London bakery called Nomnom that specialised in wheat/gluten/dairy free cakes. Must check if it’s still there.
Oh sounds so lovely! Am curious 🙂
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