REVIEW: THE DOLLS HOUSE

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Dolls House is now fully up and running having set up their new home on Upper Street, Islington. Set in a 3 story Victorian Town House, inside boasts some uber sexy interior design starting with the ground floor Parlour, going up to the first floor Drawing Room and Library, Espresso Martini Bar and at the top, the Ballroom.

Plenty to discover and we also discovered the Sunday lunch menu which has a choice of four roasts including a veggie option if you’re that way inclined…We went for the pork, an impressive plate, tender meat served  alongside crackling, duck fat roasties, all the veg, yorkshire pud and granny smith puree. Its a proper full plate of Sunday goodness that satisfies the hunger and helps knock the hangover into the middle of next week…There’s also Rhubarb crumble for dessert just like your mam used to make.

A damn fine establishment to kick back and take in a Sunday avo we say.

181 Upper Street, Islington, London, N1 1RQ
www.thedeaddollsclub.com