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  1. Spring

    Italian

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    The dining room alone earns its keep: a soaring, light-flooded space in Somerset House's New Wing, once home to the Inland Revenue, which gives the whole enterprise a pleasingly unlikely air. Spring is an Italian-leaning restaurant where the kitchen leans hard on ingredients rather than fuss. The "Scratch" menu, built from what would otherwise be thrown out, is a smart reason to come on a weekday.

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    • Bread and butter pudding

      “featuring dishes like a bread and butter pudding made using 'yesterday's sourdough'”

      Michelin Guide
    • Chilled tomato soup

      “A regular-changing à la carte offers options such as chilled tomato soup with crème fraiche, tortellini with girolles or spice-rubbed pigeon with slow-cooked chard.”

      The 50
    • Tortellini with girolles

      “A regular-changing à la carte offers options such as chilled tomato soup with crème fraiche, tortellini with girolles or spice-rubbed pigeon with slow-cooked chard.”

      The 50
    • Spice-rubbed pigeon

      “A regular-changing à la carte offers options such as chilled tomato soup with crème fraiche, tortellini with girolles or spice-rubbed pigeon with slow-cooked chard.”

      The 50

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