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The Proud Archivist on Hertford Road, close to Haggerston station, achieves a rare feat: standing out in London. This Hackney restaurant serves up culinary favourites with a twist, infused with their own signature sense of adventure. Working with suppliers and partners that share their ethos and approach, the Proud Archivist offer a seasonal menu. Weekends are for brunch, and make sure to have your next event take place at the wonderful restaurant in the Hoxton/Shoreditch area. Various events like readings, book launches and exhibitions, yoga classes and workshops, music classes for children are part of the package. File The Proud Archivist’s location under, in their words, halfway between Shoreditch & Dalston; Hackney & Islington; Hoxton & De Beauvoir Town, right on Regent’s Canal.
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Just a few quick steps down Hertford Road from London’s Haggerston station, The Proud Archivist invites you to spend some wonderful quality time in Hackney. The restaurant has a very unique approach to dining, combining gastronomy with various changing events ranging from music lessons for children to yoga classes, exhibitions and book launches to the great brunch on the weekends. Overlooking Regents Canal, the restaurant makes a great place to meet up with friends and enjoy the evening.
Offering a seasonal menu, The Proud Archivist keeps close to their suppliers, relying on fresh produce and ingredients from partners that share the same standard. The cuisine is best to be described as seasonal British dishes, masterfully prepared, the recipes wonderfully executed. Being part exhibition space, part restaurant, the Proud Archivist’s approach is one of intersection. Geographically, too, with their Hertford Road premises next to Regent’s Canal being at a kind of Hackney crossroads between London’s Dalston and Shoreditch, Hoxton and De Beauvoir Town. We’re happy to inform you that The Proud Archivist’s sleek and accessible venue, in the vicinity of Haggerston station, is available for hire, public events and parties of all kinds. The Proud Archivist loves what it does, so don’t file this one away for later, book now!
