Antipodea restaurant, Kew

From the founders of Brew Café, this restaurant - using the old Kew post office - serves internationally-inspired food through an Australian lens

Antipodea restaurant, Kew
Brew Café's five London restaurants have become famous for their excellent atmosphere, and for serving high-grade coffee and all-day food in a relaxed environment. Their sixth project, due to open this December, is a spin-off restaurant called Antipodea. It follows a similar concept in an adorably repurposed old post office in Kew village, south west London.

Chefs at this new relaxed London restaurant include James Brown and Moran Etedegi, who worked with Yotam Ottolenghi before, so expect plenty of fresh vegetarian plates, and a general focus on worldwide dishes like Turkish brunch, wood-fired pizza and Japan-influenced fish dishes over the grill.

Rather than a particular signature dish, though, or a certain type of coffee, Antipodea welcomes visitors in whatever time of day, for any kind of experience. If you aren't keen on staying out to eat but still want to go, their signature high quality takeaways include lobster risotto and home-cooked lasagne.
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What Antipodea restaurant, Kew
Where Antipodea, Kew, 9 Station Approach, TW9 3QB, TW9 3QB | MAP
Nearest tube Richmond (underground)
When 01 Dec 16 – 01 Dec 20, For daily opening times and exact opening date, see website below
Price £Reasonable
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