Modern British food from Sussex fields, set lunch & brunch
1st Floor, 53 Frith St, London W1D 4SN, United Kingdom Get directions

"This Chelsea restaurant attracted some unwelcome publicity a while back — something to do with shotguns being waved in the street by drunk staff (!) — but concentrate on the excellent modern British food instead, including smoked Jerusalem artichoke with rainbow chard and spaghetti squash and, as the name suggests, a fine rabbit ravioli." - Alexander Larman

"Plenty of restaurateurs claim to farm and forage, but the Gladwin brothers actually do, bringing almost everything they use here from their Sussex fields. The cooking is more thoughtful than Rabbit’s jolly-japes vibe might suggest: witness the mushroom-marmite eclair with confit yolk, and the cured chalk stream trout with beetroot, horseradish and buttermilk cream and puffed wild rice. There’s a great weekday set lunch — two courses for £14.50, three for £19 — and an absurdly well-priced Saturday brunch. Swerve the ‘loosener’ served in a welly; stick to a build-your-own Bloody Mary and the oak-smoked pink fir hash with coriander yoghurt, pickled shallots and a fried egg." - Emma Hughes