The Fat Bear - Carte

This restaurant is not your typical tourist spot, with many locals frequenting the establishment. The atmosphere is very pleasant. A pint of pale ale costs 4.70£ and Guinness is 5£.

I enjoy discovering hidden drinking spots in distant cities. How about a laid-back pub with historical significance? Definitely. Local residents relaxing, a wide selection of cask ales, and delicious food...

I'm so glad to have found the fat bear. I am from Texas and finally found a place to get quite authentic American food from the south. I could fix my chicken steak. it was great! also a fried alligator as starter. it was good. I can't wait to go back and try more elements on the menu. Voir le carte

really good service; polite, friendly and attentive. deep fried pickles sounds so wrong, but tastes so right. rack of ribs were finger licking good and the crab cakes were delicious. Brief wine list, perhaps a bit pricey, but interesting selection baked oreo cheesecake left me drooling all the way home

this southern American spot has picked up a small town backtreet, well hidden over a pub called the rising sun. there is little to give it away from the outside when they pass, so congratulate them to be in the know when they get there!. I am sure that the members of the boozy bunch with American roots are undoubtedly better qualified to talk about authentic South food. I'm afraid I can't tell them if the brisket tastes like it does in Texas or if they pour the way they should be done. but what I can say is that this is hearty (although perhaps not so good for her heart), comforting south food well made. their website uses the word “soul enrichment”, which seems quite apt although I would al...

this southern American spot has picked up a small town backtreet, well hidden over a pub called the rising sun. there is little to give it away from the outside when they pass, so congratulate them to be in the know when they get there!. I am sure that the members of the boozy bunch with American roots are undoubtedly better qualified to talk about authentic South food. I'm afraid I can't tell them if the brisket tastes like it does in Texas or if they pour the way they should be done. but what I can say is that this is hearty (although perhaps not so good for her heart) that are done well by the south food. their website uses the word “soul enrichment” that seems quite apt although I would... Voir le carte

I must write this quickly, because in the time they read it, everything could be over; the fat bear rindfleischsteak bacchanalia popup at the rising sun is a carnivorous dream! the popup pays hommage to the traditional bark steaks in new york and new jersey. the concept could not be easier; they buy their ticket, they show, then they go their own weight in a lot of quality rare breed meat co. steak eat. as the fat bear himself says, these are .extravagant, ingenious matters, the mountain of the finest bark cut into slices and then dipped in butter and eaten with fingering, along with abundant amounts of excellent wein. sounds good for me! when they come, be ready to see red. meat is cooked f...

this South American little gem is located above the rising sun pubs on carter lane in blackfriars. possessed by two English youngs, the two passions are eating and drinking mixed with their American chefs with baptism of the last london michelin star experience and this gives them this quirky pub feel it's room experience that is definitely worth a try! They have a cocktail bar in style of new york and served me a beautiful, scurching and peach-based cocktail! , crab cakes, truffled gnocci, deep fried pickles etc. I went with the classic chicken wings that are not disappointed! probably one of the best I had in london so far! the most important courses offer classic grills, fish dishes, incl...

When I heard of the pop up restaurant called The Fat Bear, I immediately thought it was named after me, and so booked a table. It is located in the Rising Sun pub a very short walk away from St Paul's Cathedral. This was only my second experience with a pop up (I believe so anyway to be honest the only part of my body that remembers the food I have consumed is my stomach after the Three Compasses in Hoxton last year (where I watched Game of Thrones. See that review, but beware of GoT spoilers... and so I was expecting the food to be brought to us while we were in the pub. This restaurant, however, was leasing the upper floor of the Rising Sun pub, which was a good thing as it had a much nice... Voir le carte