Albers
Restaurant · De Beauvoir Town ·

Albers

Restaurant · De Beauvoir Town ·

Modern European restaurant serving seasonal dishes and cocktails

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23A Englefield Rd, London N1 4JX, United Kingdom Get directions

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Albers - Review - De Beauvoir - London - The Infatuation

"In the corner of Albers is a tasteful wooden newspaper rack. There’s a Mirror, there’s an FT, there may well be a Telegraph too. Although we suspect De Beauvoir locals will lean more towards The Observer hanging on the front. The point is, this all-day cafe and modern European restaurant is a people-pleaser. Come by at just past 8am and you can get a bulbous croissant alongside your flat white, or log off for an hour at lunch and sit down with a juicy (but not entirely exciting) pork belly bap smothered in apple sauce. The small, clean-cut dining room is perma-filled with families, wistful-looking solo readers, and the kind of people who like the sound of a tarted-up ham, egg, and chips. At night, the lights dim and Chic is turned up (but not too much) while friends sip £5 Negronis in the tasteful, wood-clad room, and dates interrogate another London sharing plates menu. That said, there’s something comforting in Albers’ approach. Not breaking boundaries, nor run-of-the-mill. It’s hard to imagine anyone being unhappy to have Albers around the corner. Food Rundown Crab Beignets If you’re at Albers for a little snack and a little drink, then these crab beignets are a must. They’re golden brown with a jagged, crunchy batter and a lovely, creamy crab filling. photo credit: Jake Missing Duck Breast, Confit Leg, Stuffed Cabbage This is a very autumnal-feeling plate of food. Shades of brown jus combine with other shades of brown duck meat, and then there’s the occasional pop of colour from a fig or pink duck breast. It’s pleasant without being particularly special; the duck is cooked well, the fat could be better rendered, and the sauce needs some more depth." - Jake Missing

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London’s New Restaurant Openings

"This cool new Dalston cafe looks like the kind of spot we’d like to spend all day in. And you can, because it’s got an all-day menu starting with coffee alongside sausage and egg butties in the mornings, and things like whole lemon sole on their changing dinner menu. We recently checked out Albers. Read our first thoughts here.    " - sinead cranna, rianne shlebak

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Awon G.

Google
Beautiful restaurant with buzzy atmosphere in the heart of de Beauvoir. Overall food was great with punchy flavours and beautifully presented, but the monk fish main was a bit of a let down. The fish was almost cold and whilst the sauce was rich and delicious, it lacked any other elements. Looking around at other tables it seemed like we made the wrong choice and should’ve ordered the porchetta, which looked more rounded.

Mike S.

Google
We had the beetroot and Mackerel for the start and Salmon with some sides. Simple nice menu and a good wine list. Fair prices. Service was nice. Atmosphere too.

Cecily R.

Google
Really cool little spot! I visited for a pop up and the food was delicious. Lovely little tables in the sun too. I found inside a little noisy, but overall really fun vibes. Staff were super friendly & I’ll definitely be back!

Jennifer L.

Google
Strong start but ultimately disappointing. Good cocktails, the lamb cutlet and corn were really good. But pork chops are really tough, probably the worst one I’ve ever had, very bland. Don’t think the lemon sole tasted fresh too. Also feel like one of the waiters was not really paying attention too, Was waiting a long time to get the bill and pay it too.

Edward Y.

Google
One of the best meals we’ve had in London for a long time. Great space, great service and exquisite food. Loved everything we ate but the panisse, stuffed courgette and pork chop were highlights as was the custard tart for dessert. We’ll be back very soon. Just regret not having visited earlier.

Julie T.

Google
The place is really nice, and service too. We had great entrees and wine, but the main dish (chicken) was undercooked which is a shame bc the rest was very good. I was expecting a bit better for the price.

A B

Google
The food and service are superb as is the wholesome and relaxed atmosphere of the restaurant. If you enjoy interesting, thoughtful and beautifully executed and presented food you should contact Albers and make a reservation now. Each of the three starters and two main courses that we had were wonderful, the bavette in peppercorn sauce, slow-roasted carrots and the towering cube of dauphinois potatoes covered in parmesan shavings. I could go on. A very special mention for the custard tart which, for someone who does not have a sweet tooth, was sublime.

Julia B.

Google
Sad to say, but Albers did not live up to its reputation. We’d wanted to come here for a long time, but we won’t be returning. The late November menu included a tuna crudo appetizer, but the cut was far too thick. Parts of it were almost inedible. The leek side was fine, but again, was presented in such a way, and with such a thickness, that it could only really be cut vertically. The lamb cutlets - a nightly special - were well seasoned, but were, bizarrely, served on a bread plate, with not nearly enough room to enjoy. And the tuna main dish with a peppercorn sauce was far too large in size and presentation. It was overwhelming and needed to be half the proportion. The low point of the meal, though, was our waiter, who seemed to take our patronage for granted. When asked to tell us more about what was listed on the menu simply as “Jerusalem artichoke, chestnut” - he responded that it was a baked Jerusalem artichoke, with chestnuts. We were confused. He then returned, a few minutes later, to explain that it was actually a pureed chestnut base. Either way, the waiter appeared aloof and uninterested. (Most of our dishes went unfinished and not once did he ask whether anything was wrong or could be improved. Needless to say, we did not order dessert.) At this price point, Albers needs to be a whole lot better. There are other London restaurants of a comparable reputation which are far tastier, more welcoming, and more aware of their flavors and dishes. Albers seemed to be reaching for too much, and coming up, sadly, well short.