A pop-up roast restaurant takes over the Old Truman Brewery this weekend
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Whatever your take on the perfect roast, a pop-up restaurant in east London this weekend has you covered.
Sponsored by potato chip brand McCain, the Roastaurant takes over the Old Truman Brewery from Friday to Sunday promising a pick and mix approach to assembling a roast dinner.
Classic options will be dished up alongside the likes of pigeon and beef brisket, while a wide range of sides – including, controversially, eggs, beans and blackened pineapple – promises to settle what McCain calls the #greatroastdebate.
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With two servings on offer – a ‘Full Roast’ sit-down dinner experience or a 'Roasts and Gravy' option where diners get the chance to attack a self-service station – there's plenty to sate the appetites of those wearied by the Christmas rush.
Knives and forks at the ready.
The Roastaurant runs from Friday 8-Sunday 10 December. For tickets, which cost from £5, can be picked up here