Pilgrim - Six course tasting menu

Following an incredibly well received sell out run, Pilgrim return with a new menu to 103B Dalston Lane for two weeks in November. Combining the finest Spanish ingredients from the UK's most reputable farmers, butchers and fishmongers, Pilgrim aims to bring a fresh take on the way food is served and delivered in London by giving each course a story. Returning with a new menu and re-vamped wine pairings from 16th - 25th November.

Pilgrim is inspired by the Camino de Santiago, a pilgrimage that has been made since the 9th century to Santiago de Compostela in Galicia, northwest Spain in partnership with Xeco Wines.

Head Chefs, Dave Bone and Anthony Power, have created a menu which will take customers on a culinary journey via key regions on the Camino.

Highlights from the last pop up included the salt-baked scallop, cider-braised Iberico short rib and the decadent St. James' Tart with olive oil poached apple.

Having walked the Camino earlier this year, Pilgrim’s founder and co-director Jamie J Duffield, was inspired by the clear diversities between each region as well as the abundance of quality, local produce readily available. Shortly after his return, Jamie, along with co-director John-Michael Sookias and Head Chefs Dave and Anthony, went straight back to Spain for an intense, week long research trip.

Founder and co-director, Jamie J Duffield says "We are completely taken aback by the response and praise of our first Pilgrim pop-up having sold out in such a short space of time with 5 star reviews. With our new run, the menu will be totally re-vamped creating a completely new experience alongside fresh wine pairings. We can't wait to take customers on this journey with us."

Pilgrim has chosen to partner with XECO Wines for the pop-up in order to add a distinct dimension to its authentic meets modern menu. XECO Wines is a contemporary brand of dry sherry wines crafted by three passionate friends who want to reinvigorate a category beloved by the Spanish & English alike since 1340 which complement the Pilgrim perfectly.