If you really feel like pigging out this week, then The Farm in Fulham is the place to be. The new 76-cover restaurant is the newest project from Tom Etridge, the man behind the award winning Wells in Hampstead, but this time it won't be quite so swanky. |
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BAC has been turned into a tropical paradise with jungle and random performances for its three-week Summer Holiday season. Lavender Hill, SW11. 020 7223 2223 |
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Gotham's Brit-inspired post-punkers Radio 4 tops the bill at Trash club at The End this night. 10pm-3am. 16 West Central Street, WC1. £5. | ||||
Whilst there is an informal emphasis here, the interior - that consists of red velvet, dark oak panelling, leather upholstery, fireplaces, animal heads and lots of light - means you won't be sitting on hay bales or eating out of manky old troughs. And thanks to the presence of Michelin-starred chef Paul Merrett (formerly |
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Monday means gratis gigs at 93 Feet East. Tonight's line-up includes Park, Manatee & The Heavens. 7:30pm-1am. 150 Brick Lane, E1. Free. |
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Yazoo, Tears for Fears and other classic 80s retro tunes at Monday regular Electric Dreams at Gossips. 10pm-3am. 69 Dean St, W1. £4 | ||||
If you do fancy eating at the restaurant for half price you may have to depart with about 50% of your dignity, by phoning up to book a table and giving your best impression of any farm animal to claim the offer. And that sounds like a clucking great deal if you ask me. The
Farm, 18 Farm Lane, SW6 - 020 7381 3331 |
Photojournalism exhibition Reduction opens today at The Gallery At Pentagram Design. 10am-5.30pm. 11 Needham Road, W11. |
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Slightly deranged comic duo Kim Noble and Stuart Silver act it out at The Hen And Chickens. 8pm. 109 St Pauls Rd, N1. £6. 020 7704 2001. |
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Last week for afternoon play Women Laughing at King's Head, Eclipse at White Cube, After Image at Victoria Miro. |
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