Rawduck

Mixed review here. I made a rez for 8:30 last night and was seated at the bar. Then I waited for quite some time for a waiter to come over; I was actually on the verge of just walking out. Many of the meat items on the menu were out and the waiter apologised but it was fine by me as a vegetarian. I ordered a glass of one of the orange wines, the labneh, dukka, olive oil (out of sourdough but the cook substituted rye toast which was good) and the lettuce leaves, asparagus, shaved radish and salted ricotta (I asked for it without the poached egg). My food took a while to come and the waiter forgot my wine. The food was beautifully presented when it arrived; IG-​photo worthy. But the salad was pretty bland; the labneh was rich and creamy with the dukka generally enhancing the flavour. The waiter noticed at some point that he had forgotten the wine and offered me a glass of red (not very good) on the house and also took the labneh off the bill. He then apologised for the poor service, noting the restaurant was much busier than they expected. For this professional conversation, I would return, but only for the interesting-​sounding brunch menu.

Had a good meal here. Came with the missus on a Friday evening.
Solid food offerings. Alright prices. Some of the portions were actually quite ample. Nice range of alcohols. Friendly service.
The restaurant itself is spacious, airy. We sat at a long, communal table; although, there were plants along the middle of the table to give each side a degree of privacy.
I would happily return to this place.

Went there for brunch with my mum for my birthday.
Well, this is your classic hipster place.
Looks good and welcomnig, with interesting options on the menu. Food includes the classic stuff but also funky twists.
The winner for me has to be the huge outdoors space in front of the restaurant. I’m a sucker for terraces, and we managed to get a table outside, so I was extremely pleased.

Perfect place in the summer, outside on the benches for a Saturday morning brunch. Food is always good and I love that the dishes are more than a normal brunch ‘poached egg’. Some great spices in the curried potato egg dish, which kick stared my day in the right direction. Only problem you may have, is that it does get very busy outside on a sunny day and the service seems to need some encouragement to take orders and get bills. Other than that, food is great. (Visit — 25/​07/​2015 Brunch)

Food was really good and well priced. However, drinks are extremely overprice. Kombucha for £3 seemed fine until it was served in a shot glass. Furthermore, it was £5 for some of the fresh juices for a small glass. Need to think about their drinks pricing.

I was really excited to try this place. Has all the trade marks of a good coffee/​brunch place. However the service (charged at 12.5%) left a lot to be desired! I had avocado and poached eggs on sourdough £9 — Avocado was over ripe and I had to scrape half away because it was brown. Oh and I asked for some chilli to try and add some sort of flavour as there was none!)
It’s london, I’m used to extortionate prices. However I feel kinda robbed. really hope this review helps people save some money and go next door.

Had a really great meal here this evening. It’s the now ubiquitous ‘sharing plates’ which we all just know means you’re going to pay more for your dinner. But sometimes it’s worth it and Rawduck certainly was.
All the dishes were gorgeous with really interesting flavour combos. Our only gripe was we thought the smoked duck portion on the dish of the same name was too small.
Lovely wine selection too. I’d a gorgeous chilled beaujolais which was perfect for the 25 degree evening.

Went there for breakfast and really enjoyed it! The ‘broken eggs’ were fantastic. All menu options had a slightly healthy spin to them, which makes you feel less guilty! :)

Food here is seriously good. We had the pork belly and the quail which were delicious — rich, flavoursome and more-​ish. Really nice selection of wine, even the house was good.