One Stop Dining Destination By Chef Alan Bird To Launch Spring 2013




Set within an old Georgian town house and operating over 5 floors in a prime location; Bird of Smithfield is the long awaited venture by Chef Alan Bird. With over 15 years heading the kitchen at arguably London's most iconic restaurant The Ivy and as a former Group Executive Chef at the International Soho House Group, Bird has received widespread recognition from both peers and trade.

The restaurant's menu will be British with a twist; with dishes aiming to explore the influence British food has had both historically and presently. Moments away from Farringdon, Bird of Smithfield will be open for breakfast, lunch and dinner.

Bird of Smithfield will offer a beautiful classically styled dining room featuring Harris Tweed and herringbone fabrics, a bar with a cosy lounge feel, a basement cocktail bar, an exquisite private dining room with a chef's table and a roof terrace over- looking the towers of the old market.

The intimate basement bar, known as The Birdcage; will also host live music on selected nights. London-based bar consultancy Fluid Movement (Purl, Worship St Whistling Shop and Dach & Sons) will oversee the unique cocktail menu; bringing their creative flair and passion into every glass.

Offering guests a home from home as soon as they enter the building, Bird of Smithfield's classic structure will be brightened with colour schemes influenced by the 1960's Hermes palette.  Full of art and antiques; Bird of Smithfield will feature mid-20th Century furniture carefully selected by Bird's business partner Steve Collins who opened events space Temple Guiting in the Cotswolds with Sophie Conran.  Bird and Collins will operate the restaurant alongside Georgia Muir and Sian Austin, both whom previously worked with Notting Hill Restaurateur Tom Conran.

Able to satisfy a variety of demands; Bird of Smithfield offers the fragrance of a members club with no membership required.

For press enquiries please contact Stevie King and Kimberley Brown at Purple:
 0207 434 7066 or email Stevie@purplepr.com / Kimberley@purplepr.com

Website: www.birdofsmithfield.com
Address: 26 Smithfield Street London EC1A 9LB

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