The Little Blue Door
Cocktail bar · Hurlingham ·
Cocktails named after films, board games, and small plates
Cocktails named after films, board games, and small plates
"A counter called Little Blue Door from chef Srijith Gopinathan and restaurateur Ayesha Thapar is planned for later this fall, bringing the chef’s signature Cal-Indian, “no frills” approach with about 15 items ranging from butter chicken and chickpea chole to market-inspired dishes such as a crispy cauliflower patty on a soft bun with fresh salad and tangy sauce, “Sesame on Sesame” pakora fritters with mint chutney, tahini and tamarind honey, curried idli rice dumplings cooked lightly in ghee topped with chutney powder, and a “Kulfeddo” frozen dessert that crosses kulfi and semifreddo." - Becky Duffett
"A new counter from chef Srijith Gopinathan and business partner Ayesha Thapar, Little Blue Door will operate as a fast-casual, counter-service eatery inside the food hall with a roughly 15-item menu featuring dishes from butter chicken to street-inspired buns and ice cream; Gopinathan says it’s a way to bring his Cal-Indian cooking further down the Peninsula to families, offering a quick, comforting version of the same recipes and effort used at Ettan but “absolutely no frills.”" - Becky Duffett
"From the endearing knick-knacks, to texting ‘the flatmates’ for a reservation, to the board games scattered about the place, The Little Blue Door in Fulham is a bar designed to feel exactly like your best mate’s place. It’s relaxed, it’s cosy, and it’s perfect for an early-in the-game or first date drink, because unlike inviting someone to your actual mate’s, they won’t presume you’re a pervert or someone with superior knowledge of Ted Bundy facts. On top of that, the cocktails are named after classic films, so you can test their cultural references and sense of humour straight off the bat." - Heidi Lauth Beasley
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