Restaurant

The menu showcases our sustainable and seasonal approach to food, with a focus on our charcoal grills and wood oven. We strive to source all our ingredients locally, and where possible from Jemima and Lucy's respective farms in Somerset and Northumberland.

We can accommodate those looking to dine with a larger number of guests, both in the restaurant and in our private dining area, situated on the Mezzanine and on our feasting table, perfect for up 12 guests, nestled away in the Wild Store. By night, we transform this space to become an extension of the restaurant. Our feasting menu is available for 9+ guests for £45 per person - it’s the perfect way to experience the highlights of a la carte menu. 

Please call 020 3848 6240 or email reservations@wildbytart.com with any queries.

Dogs are welcome.
Please note that our online menus are samples and subject to change.

RESTAURANT

Tues - Fri | 12pm – 3pm, 5.30pm – 10pm
Sat | 12pm – 3pm, 6pm – 10pm
Sun | 12pm - 3pm


Last orders are 15 mins before closing


BAR

Tue - Thurs |12 – 11:30pm
Fri & Sat | 12pm - 12am
Sun | 12pm - 4:30pm

Last orders are 15 mins before closing


MAKE A BOOKING

Corkage

Guests are permitted to bring their own wine for a £30 corkage fee per 750ml bottle of wine and £35 per 750ml bottle of sparkling.

Cakeage

If guests would like to bring their own cake to the restaurant, and eat this in lieu of Wild by Tart desserts, there is a £6.50 per head charge. However, if Wild by Tart desserts are purchased on the day, we can waive the fee.

Farm to Table

Where possible ingredients are sourced from the Tart family farms. Jemima brings surplus vegetables back from Somerset. Depending on the season, armfuls of damsons, apples and an abundant supply of celeriac. Our chefs work closely with Harry Boglione, owner of Haye Farm, to create daily specials using the fresh deliveries.Belted Galloway’s are sourced from Lucy’s family in Northumberland, along with honey from their own beehives. Tamworth pigs, Britain’s oldest pure breed, and lamb also come from Jemima’s farm. These animals are reared organically and ethically, free to graze and roam as they please.Our seafood comes from suppliers such as Flying Fish, who have fleets of boats in Cornwall to catch sustainable and traceable fish and shellfish, directly from the fishing community.