Restaurant group D&D London The first details of their new project Haugen have been released, which is a three-story alpine place that will welcome guests in the middle of this month.
The new cafe and rooftop bar will open on September 15th, and the restaurant and deli will open in early October. Haugen will provide services throughout the day and throughout the week at its home at the entrance of the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park.
The new building was built specifically for the restaurant. It is a wood and glass behemoth inspired by the Bauhaus. Any seat can accommodate more than 500 guests. It is named after a Norwegian-American ski jumper-he is one of only two American athletes who have won a ski jump. Olympic He won a medal in this sport-although it is unclear what D&D or restaurant really has to do with him, if at all.
In other words, it will be based on the theme of the Alps, which means cabin-style interiors, artificial fur pains and fireplaces. Food will be served in the ground-floor cafe from 8 in the morning, but things really start at lunch time-just like the restaurant on the first floor. The cafe’s menu includes cheese fondue with sourdough, new potatoes and kimchi, or pies with reblochon cheese, bacon, and potatoes; not surprisingly, cheese will run through. Raclette will also appear on the menu, and Veinna schnitzel, chocolate fondue, apple pie and Schwarzwälder will also appear on the menu-this is more commonly known as the Black Forest cake in the UK.
Do not mind if I eat hot pot: the food and drinks remind people of the bars and restaurants after skiing
/ D&D Londonthis Rooftop bar Snacks will be provided, but more focused on drinks, D&D stated that they hope to recreate the “alpine bar post-ski atmosphere.” Glühwein, gin, craft beer and a range of cocktails will be offered.
GunevadnaWhen talking about the new opening, the CEO of D&D London said: “I hope Haugen will become a unique and special thing in the London restaurant scene. When you see Haugen coming out of Stratford Station on your way to the Olympic Park, you will definitely Get your attention.
“The pavilion is an extraordinary building. Our restaurant and food concept is inspired by its architecture and location. For those Londoners who like their Alpine rostis and tartiflettes, this will be a must-visit restaurant. But for those For those who like to stay in shape for the Olympics, there are also many delicious options.”
Haugen will open on September 15th at The Pavilion, 9 Endeavor Square, E20, International District, London.For more information, please visit haugen-restaurant.com
