Forest Restaurant & Cabin Bar opening at Selfridges

By Liam Garrahan

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A render of what the pop-up will look like.
A render of what the pop-up will look like.

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High-street retailer Selfridges has announced that Forest Restaurant & Cabin will be the next instalment in its ‘On the Roof’ series from 21 October.

Located on the roof of the Oxford Street, London flagship store, the pop-up will will offer ‘sophisticated comfort food’ and seasonal cocktaisl and will be operated by restauranteur Des McDonald.

The menu will be inspired by foraging trips to Britain’s forests and will include hot pots, grilled meats and fish and seasonal vegetable dishes.

The kitchen will be headed up by Chris Dargavel, who was previously head chef at On the Roof with Vintage Salt, and will be overseen by chef director of the Des McDonald group, Lee Bull.

Starters at the pop-up will include Juniper Gin Cured Salmon served with Pickled Cucumber, and Windsor Estate Mallard on Toast and a mulled Cider Vinaigrette.

Featured on the mains menu will be Baked Game Meatballs served with Vegetable Orzo, and Wild Highland Roe Deer Fillet with Kale and an Elderberry Sauce.

Head pastry chef Siobhan Ambrose’s desserts will include Chocolate Forest; Rose Custard Tart, Treacle Spong served Whisky Anglaise, and a Pina Colada Jelly.

The Cabin Bar will serve wines, beer, cocktails and soft drinks on the terrace.

Des McDonald said: “I am delighted to be opening our fourth rooftop concept, Forest Restaurant & Cabin Bar on the Roof.  We really enjoy working with Selfridges and are excited to transform the room into another successful residency.”

Nathan Herrmann, Selfridges Food and Restaurants Director said: “We are excited to offer our shoppers a fantastic place to pause on their Christmas shopping to savour the best of the ‘Forest’.  We are sure our customers will be enchanted by the view, décor and food.”

The pop-up joins Des McDonald Group's latest openings which include The Printing Press and Burr & Co in Edinburgh, and The Refectory and Chapter House in York.

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