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This was an interesting meal. It wasn't outstanding, but it was very good. The two great courses were an amazing, tiny, black pudding scotch quail's egg. and a delicious celeriac and chestnut soup. We also had hare, and venison, but neither of these were as exciting as they sound. Sherry trifle to finish didn't have much of a sherry flavour, but we loved it anyway. I think the vegies had a better meal than the meat eaters. Wines were well chosen and both fantastic. Sorry, I don't remember the names, the white was Croatian and the Red Bulgarian. Even though they were expensive I'd buy them again. The location at the back of Teacup is temporary, and it certainly feels more hipster tea shop than fine dining location. It left me wanting to try the real thing when they reopen. Booking was a bit of a pain. I consider food to be a personal experience, especially when it's expensive, but you can't call the restaurant.