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Come to Acorn House Restaurant in London's King's Cross for a great meal and leave with a clear conscience. Acorn House is London's very first completely eco-friendly restaurant, from the veg ink on the menus to the used chip fat that runs Acorn's green taxi service to the eco-friendly means by which the seasonal ingredients arrive at the kitchen, this restaurant leads the way. The design is sleek and modern with a visible kitchen at one end. Head Chef Arthur Potts changes the Modern London menu at least monthly to take advantage of peak produce. (Psst. Try Acorn's beetroot soup.) The international wine list features Sussex and Kentish labels and a training programme benefits local people.

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Acorn House Address

Address:
69 Swinton Street
London
WC1X 9NT
Telephone: +44 (0)20 7812 1842

Location Information for Acorn House

Address:
69 Swinton Street
London
WC1X 9NT
Telephone: +44 (0)20 7812 1842
Public transport: King's Cross Thameslink, National Railway

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Another lovely meal at Acorn House. The menu's always changing so 2 trips in a week were still great! Enormous portions! The pork belly was divine.

20 March 2009
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Acorn House is great place, with a great ethos, always fantastic.

17 March 2009
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It was ok. The food was ok and the staff were very pleasant. Not sure whether I would rush back there...

6 March 2009
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Acorn House is one the best places in London a fantastic sustainable venue which provides a seasonal variety of great food.

3 March 2009
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For those that like guiltfree dining. I was at the Acorn House while on detox diet and yes! I could still enjoy a nice meal with a twist. The food is very good and most dishes are made with organic produce, the ambience is cosy and friendly and last but not least, the wine list is great, with the odd very unexpected high quality niche winemaker. Perfect for non-detox times.

21 January 2009
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