MENU

'Winter on the Archipelago' 
SIX-PLATE SET MENU
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Menu items may change based on ingredients availability & seasonality.

Mykonos
tuna lountza, smoked taramasalata, rose chai, beetroot

Naxos
crab “youvarlaki”, crispy rice, lemon grass

Chios
mandarin & Mastiha shot

Kerkyra
rooster pastitsada, lazanaki pasta, manoura cheese

Crete
Ox cheek stifado, parsnip cream, green olive, beef & quince jus

Milos
yoghurt, white chocolate, seawater, honey caramel, spicy cherry

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ADD-ONS (opt.)
save 10% by pre-ordering online 

+ Sifnos lamb mastelo croquette 16
myttotos, herb salad (for two)    
+ Greek fresh black truffle  6

+ Four 100ml Greek wine pairings (courses 1-4)   36

*assuming you're happy with your service, a discretionary service charge of 10% will be added to your bill on the night, and paid directly to your waiter

~ 2024 ~ 
Tooting  28-30 November
West Hampstead  5-6 December  
Shoreditch  7 December  Cobham  11-14 December  
Blackheath  18 December
Walthamstow  19-20 December
~ 2025 ~
Beaconsfield  24-25 January  C.Palace  30 January-1 February   
Fulham  6-8 February  Crouch End  13-15 February  
East Dulwich  20-22 February  Maida Vale  28 February     

ABOUT THE CHEF

Hailing from the Aegean Islands, the Cyclades to be precise, Chef Marios, like many islanders, embarked on his journey to mainland Europe during his youth. There, he honed his culinary skills under renowned chefs, ascending the ranks in esteemed Michelin kitchens spanning Amsterdam, Copenhagen, and London. His culinary adventures led him to prestigious establishments like L'Ortolan, and the acclaimed 'World's Best Restaurant' Noma in Copenhagen.

With a foundation in classical French cuisine and Michelin-grade fine dining, underpinned with a rigorous zero-waste ethos, Chef Marios now brings his craft to table&candle, driven by a deep-seated ambition to showcase the rich and diverse flavours of his native Cycladic islands. Each island in this archipelago holds its own unique culinary heritage, shaped over millenia from their distinct landscapes, agricultural practices, and historical influences - from the Romans, to the Ottomans, Macedonians, and Hellenic peoples. From this rich historical tapestry emerges six tantalising plates, representing a true epicurean journey—and a fitting homage to the birthplace of Epicurus himself (it's not often we get to say that!).