Clove Club

Top choice in Clerkenwell, Shoreditch & Spitalfields


From humble origins as a supper club in a London flat, the Clove Club has transformed into this impressive Michelin-starred restaurant, named one of the world's best in 2017. The menu is a mystery until dishes arrive at the table; expect intricately arranged plates with impeccably sourced ingredients from around the British Isles. Your wallet might feel empty, but you sure won't.

A vegetarian menu is available. Book far in advance.


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