About this Venue
This Grade II-listed Marylebone building has been home to a boozer for nearly two hundred years. And those who have known it for at least some of those might be wondering where its arms have gone. Established in the early eighteenth-century as the Harcourt Arms, it's now simply The Harcourt – probab read moreThis Grade II-listed Marylebone building has been home to a boozer for nearly two hundred years. And those who have known it for at least some of those might be wondering where its arms have gone. Established in the early eighteenth-century as the Harcourt Arms, it's now simply The Harcourt – probably to move it away from its pubby past and into its food-slanted present.
The kitchen is headed up by Kimmo Makkonen, who has put together a modern-European menu with more than a nod to Nordic cooking. Expect dishes such as gravadlax with pickled cucumber, Nordic reindeer with pearl barley, turnips and lingonberry jam, and dark chocolate mousse with liquorice crumbs and salted caramel.
The wine list goes big on organic and biodynamic wines, and comes alongside cocktails such as a Freudian Slip – a mix of Hallands Flader Aquavit, Briottet lychee liquor, Belvoir elderflower presse, lemon juice and prosecco.