THIS RESTAURANT HAS CHANGED NAMES Boundary

THIS RESTAURANT HAS CHANGED NAMES Boundary Restaurant Review:

That great, grand restaurateur, Sir Terence Conran, bought a large warehouse in Shoreditch to create Boundary hotel, bar and restaurant. In the latter, bare brick walls are covered with silver platters; the open kitchen shows a relaxed crew going about their business with smiling nonchalance. Tables are well spaced; the place buzzes. And the food? Well, Sir Terence has been doing classic simplicity for decades and his touch hasn't left him. Shellfish and fish are flappingly fresh (always a Conran strength); there are oysters and foie gras, pâtés off a trolley, salads and ragoûts, roast shoulder of Pyrenean lamb for two and lots of game in season. Desserts follow the traditional pattern. The sommelier is charmingly knowledgeable; the wine list wide in price and range; staff operate with that smooth confidence of a job well done, tempered with delightful enthusiasm. The rooftop is open, so you can always venture upstairs for late-night drinks under the stars. Set 2-course dinner £22, 3 courses £28.