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Origin City — Restaurant in London

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Origin City
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Nearby attractions
St Bartholomew the Great
W Smithfield, Barbican, London EC1A 9DS, United Kingdom
Smithfield Rotunda Garden
W Smithfield, London EC1A 9DY, United Kingdom
St Bartholomew the Less
57A W Smithfield, London EC1A 9DS, United Kingdom
Holy Sepulchre Church
Holborn Viaduct, London EC1A 2DQ, United Kingdom
St Bartholomew's Gatehouse
57A W Smithfield, London EC1A 9DS, United Kingdom
St Bartholomew's Hospital Museum
North Wing, St Bartholomew's Hospital, Barts, W Smithfield, London EC1A 7BE, United Kingdom
St. Paul's Cathedral
St. Paul's Churchyard, London EC4M 8AD, United Kingdom
BEERS London
51 Little Britain, London EC1A 7BH, United Kingdom
Golden Boy of Pye Corner
Giltspur St, London EC1A 9DD, United Kingdom
Postman's Park
King Edward St, London EC1A 7BT, United Kingdom
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fabric London
77A Charterhouse St, London EC1M 6HJ, United Kingdom
APULIA
50 Long Ln, Barbican, London EC1A 9EJ, United Kingdom
Balfour St Barts
66 W Smithfield, London EC1A 9DY, United Kingdom
German Doner & Grand Chips
1 St John St, London EC1M 4AA, United Kingdom
Club Gascon - French Michelin Starred Restaurant
57 W Smithfield, London EC1A 9DS, United Kingdom
St. John
26 St John St, Barbican, London EC1M 4AY, United Kingdom
Brutto
35-37 Greenhill Rents, London EC1M 6BN, United Kingdom
The Fable
52 Holborn Viaduct, London EC1A 2BN, United Kingdom
Gordon Ramsay Street Burger - Farringdon
26 Cowcross St, London EC1M 6DQ, United Kingdom
The Fence, Farringdon
67-69 Cowcross St, London EC1M 6BP, United Kingdom
Nearby hotels
The Rookery
12 Peter's Ln, Cowcross St, London EC1M 6DS, United Kingdom
Hyde London City
15 Old Bailey, London EC4M 7EF, United Kingdom
Fox & Anchor (Hotel)
115 Charterhouse St, Barbican, London EC1M 6AA, United Kingdom
Club Quarters Hotel St. Paul’s
24 Ludgate Hill, London EC4M 7DR, United Kingdom
London House
172 Aldersgate St, Barbican, London EC1A 4HU, United Kingdom
The Residen
Zinc House, 19-25 Cowcross St, London EC1M 6DH, United Kingdom
Citadines Apart'hotel Barbican London
7-21 Goswell Rd., Barbican, London EC1M 7AH, United Kingdom
YOTEL London City
96-100 Clerkenwell Rd, London EC1M 5RJ, United Kingdom
Cloth House by City Apartments Limited
5 Cloth St, Barbican, London EC1A 7LD, United Kingdom
Hatton Garden Hotel | Crown Group of Hotels | Hotel in Farringdon | Hotel on Hatton Garden
84 Hatton Garden, London EC1N 8JR, United Kingdom
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Origin City

12 W Smithfield, London EC1A 9JR, United Kingdom
4.8(143)
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attractions: St Bartholomew the Great, Smithfield Rotunda Garden, St Bartholomew the Less, Holy Sepulchre Church, St Bartholomew's Gatehouse, St Bartholomew's Hospital Museum, St. Paul's Cathedral, BEERS London, Golden Boy of Pye Corner, Postman's Park, restaurants: fabric London, APULIA, Balfour St Barts, German Doner & Grand Chips, Club Gascon - French Michelin Starred Restaurant, St. John, Brutto, The Fable, Gordon Ramsay Street Burger - Farringdon, The Fence, Farringdon
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+44 20 4568 6240
Website
origincity.co.uk

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Origin House Charcuterie, Pickles
For two, for one
Haggis Croquettes
Quail Scotch Eggs, Brown Sauce
Whipped Smoked Cods' Roe, Lavroche
Black Pig Lardo On Sourdough Toast

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Nearby attractions of Origin City

St Bartholomew the Great

Smithfield Rotunda Garden

St Bartholomew the Less

Holy Sepulchre Church

St Bartholomew's Gatehouse

St Bartholomew's Hospital Museum

St. Paul's Cathedral

BEERS London

Golden Boy of Pye Corner

Postman's Park

St Bartholomew the Great

St Bartholomew the Great

4.8

(481)

Open 24 hours
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Smithfield Rotunda Garden

Smithfield Rotunda Garden

4.3

(69)

Open 24 hours
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St Bartholomew the Less

St Bartholomew the Less

4.6

(53)

Open 24 hours
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Holy Sepulchre Church

Holy Sepulchre Church

4.6

(153)

Closed
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Things to do nearby

Top-Rated London Harry Potter Tour—Family Friendly
Top-Rated London Harry Potter Tour—Family Friendly
Sun, Dec 28 • 9:30 AM
Greater London, N1 9AP, United Kingdom
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London sightseeing walking tour with 30 sights
London sightseeing walking tour with 30 sights
Fri, Jan 2 • 10:00 AM
Greater London, SW1E 5EA, United Kingdom
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Ultimate London Christmas Lights Experience
Ultimate London Christmas Lights Experience
Sat, Dec 27 • 7:00 PM
Greater London, W1K 5RQ, United Kingdom
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Nearby restaurants of Origin City

fabric London

APULIA

Balfour St Barts

German Doner & Grand Chips

Club Gascon - French Michelin Starred Restaurant

St. John

Brutto

The Fable

Gordon Ramsay Street Burger - Farringdon

The Fence, Farringdon

fabric London

fabric London

3.7

(1.3K)

$$

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APULIA

APULIA

4.4

(677)

$$

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Balfour St Barts

Balfour St Barts

4.2

(359)

$$

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German Doner & Grand Chips

German Doner & Grand Chips

4.8

(757)

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Reviews of Origin City

4.8
(143)
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5.0
1y

As a someone, who, due to a travel intensive and team dinner loaded job, had the chance to dine in many excellent establishments across the globe, it is a rare occurrence for me to be thoroughly impressed. However, Origin City in London has achieved what many strive for but few accomplish – culinary perfection. This "nose-to-tail" fine dining restaurant is not just a place to eat; it is a symphony of flavors, artistry, and passion.

Culinary Excellence:

The food here is nothing short of exquisite. Each dish is a testament to the chef's mastery, blending haute cuisine's sophistication with the heartwarming essence of home-cooked meals. The term "Deftig doch Elegant" perfectly encapsulates the experience – hearty, yet crafted with finesse and elegance. Every bite is a journey through rich flavors and textures, leaving you yearning for more.

Ambience and Aesthetics:

The moment you step inside, you are greeted by an atmosphere that exudes style and comfort. The tasteful music selection complements the stylish furniture, creating an environment that is both upscale and welcoming. The open kitchen is a stage for the talented staff, showcasing their skills and passion for food. It adds an element of theatre to the dining experience, making it not just about the taste but also about the display of craftsmanship.

Exceptional Service:

The service at Origin City is unparalleled. The staff, with their intuitive understanding of guest needs, ensure a seamless and personalized experience. Special mention must be given to Stuart from the patisserie team. His dedication to his craft is evident, and his Coco Nib Ice Cream is a divine creation that lingers in your memory long after the meal. The small, thoughtful gestures from the kitchen, perfectly timed with the courses, further add an extra layer of delight.

Beverage Brilliance:

The drink selection is a treasure trove for connoisseurs. The cocktails and house-made liquors are not just drinks; they are stories in a glass, each with its own character and flair. The thought and creativity put into these beverages make them more than just accompaniments to the meal – they are integral to the Origin City experience.

In conclusion, Origin City is not just a restaurant; it's a destination for those who seek culinary artistry and exceptional service. It's a place where every detail is crafted with love and precision, making for an unforgettable dining experience. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a taste of the...

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5.0
2y

We were fortunate enough to have eaten at Origin City last night, 10th August. There were 4 of us on this nose to tail experience, including one vegetarian ( yes….I know) with a variety of special dietary requirements. We were greeted by owner, Yacine, and welcomed warmly. Sitting outside we enjoyed a wonderful array of Provençal delights with a Ricard, a Suze and two glasses of chilled white wine…and we were transported to the South of France with succulent oysters, coated in panko crumbs and deep fried, tapenade and a traditional pissaladière, both obviously freshly made, and an array of house charcuterie. This was just the beginning of our evening of amazing food, lovingly and expertly prepared from beautiful fresh produce. It’s obvious that a huge amount of passion, care, attention to detail, love and financial investment have gone into this newly opened restaurant. The art work, lighting and decor have been planned and selected with an experienced expert eye, and the crockery and cutlery are of outstanding quality. We were truly spoiled by Chef Graham and his team. Our dishes, served on exquisite plates, and brought to our table by charming, discerning, knowledgeable members of the front of house team, included Gravadlax with horseradish cream; 40 day aged Black Angus sirloin with tallow carrot, roscoff onion and a whisky peppercorn cream; Courgette flower with goats’ cheese, romesco and the tastiest tiny white beans. A beautiful desert of glazed pineapple followed with an apricot sorbet full of the flavours of French apricots, so bountiful in the South of France right now. To add to our enjoyment ( if it were, indeed, possible) the award winning wines, from Yacine’s family vineyard in Provence, are very reasonably priced. We had a refreshing, 56WS White at only £24 per bottle. Throughout dinner the quality and provenance of the produce was clearly evident. Thank you to Chef Graham and his team for a wonderful evening of dishes excelling in taste and presentation, thank you to Yacine for expertly leading the front of house team, providing impeccable service throughout and thank you particularly from our vegetarian who was thrilled by...

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5.0
1y

Went in mid August for a 2pm sitting on a Sunday for a birthday. I can imagine the place is very weekday heavy being in the city and next to Smithfield but on a Sunday it was DEAD.

We were one of three tables for the entire 2.5 hours we were there. The service was excellent thankfully as the staff easily outnumbered the diners.

We ordered the sharing roast with the sides which was £32pp, fantastic value in my opinion. We couldn’t get through all the meat or sides. The beef was easily the best part of the meal closely followed by the lamb and roasties. The pork and sides weren’t really up to the same standard and were all a bit underwhelming. Cauli cheese was a bit bland, and so was the beans, carrots and other veg.

The Yorkshire pudding wasn’t my preferred style being very puffy and large but the gravy was very good and also refillable!

We shared a huge portion of crème brûlée for dessert which would never have been finished solo. Wines and cocktails were reasonably priced and a good selection.

Given there were very few tables and the well publicised ethos of the restaurant it was great to see the staff being able to take leftovers from the unused roasts at the end of the day and that they provided Tupperware for any leftovers we wanted to take.

£125 for two people

Sharing roast platter x2 glasses of wine (clos janglis pinot gris) x1 non alcoholic cocktail x1 crème brûlée

Good value for the product and service, I just wish that the same attention and quality could be afforded to the sides as the cuts of meat in the roast. Will...

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Went in mid August for a 2pm sitting on a Sunday for a birthday. I can imagine the place is very weekday heavy being in the city and next to Smithfield but on a Sunday it was DEAD. We were one of three tables for the entire 2.5 hours we were there. The service was excellent thankfully as the staff easily outnumbered the diners. We ordered the sharing roast with the sides which was £32pp, fantastic value in my opinion. We couldn’t get through all the meat or sides. The beef was easily the best part of the meal closely followed by the lamb and roasties. The pork and sides weren’t really up to the same standard and were all a bit underwhelming. Cauli cheese was a bit bland, and so was the beans, carrots and other veg. The Yorkshire pudding wasn’t my preferred style being very puffy and large but the gravy was very good and also refillable! We shared a huge portion of crème brûlée for dessert which would never have been finished solo. Wines and cocktails were reasonably priced and a good selection. Given there were very few tables and the well publicised ethos of the restaurant it was great to see the staff being able to take leftovers from the unused roasts at the end of the day and that they provided Tupperware for any leftovers we wanted to take. £125 for two people - Sharing roast platter - x2 glasses of wine (clos janglis pinot gris) - x1 non alcoholic cocktail - x1 crème brûlée Good value for the product and service, I just wish that the same attention and quality could be afforded to the sides as the cuts of meat in the roast. Will be returning!
Alice GeeAlice Gee
Impeccable service. Attentive without being obsequious. The room is quiet and upscale - almost transplanted from West London. Plenty of art as well as murals on the walls. It's a perfect place for a romantic date. Food, however, suffered from some uneven patches. We started with complimentary sour dough with an intriguiging nduja butter. Very umami - the nduja was of the meaty rather than spicy variety. Our starters were both very good. My companion liked his dainty fish cakes, My oysters were lovely but I wouldn't recommend the Nam Jim option among the possible sauces. I was expecting Nam Jim Talay which is acidic and spicy and served on seafood rather than Nam Jim Jaew, which is normally served with roast meat in Thailand. The Nam Jim Jaew was way too sweet for oysters. Happily, half a lemon prettily wrapped in cheesecloth for trapping seeds was also provided. I liked my Texel hogget main. It came medium rare as ordered. However the accompanying pieces of merguez were way overcooked. My companion's courgette flowers were truly horrible. Heavy stodgy batter and soaking in oil. Surprising, because the fish cake starter was deep fried as well, but with no problems. A tomato salad side was good, if nothing special, and rather dear at £7. There were complimentary petit fours, of which the chewy quince jellies were fabulous. The miniature madeilines, on the other hand, were doughy instead of light and crispy. The house wine at £28 was great value, especially for a place with a posh ambience.
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Went in mid August for a 2pm sitting on a Sunday for a birthday. I can imagine the place is very weekday heavy being in the city and next to Smithfield but on a Sunday it was DEAD. We were one of three tables for the entire 2.5 hours we were there. The service was excellent thankfully as the staff easily outnumbered the diners. We ordered the sharing roast with the sides which was £32pp, fantastic value in my opinion. We couldn’t get through all the meat or sides. The beef was easily the best part of the meal closely followed by the lamb and roasties. The pork and sides weren’t really up to the same standard and were all a bit underwhelming. Cauli cheese was a bit bland, and so was the beans, carrots and other veg. The Yorkshire pudding wasn’t my preferred style being very puffy and large but the gravy was very good and also refillable! We shared a huge portion of crème brûlée for dessert which would never have been finished solo. Wines and cocktails were reasonably priced and a good selection. Given there were very few tables and the well publicised ethos of the restaurant it was great to see the staff being able to take leftovers from the unused roasts at the end of the day and that they provided Tupperware for any leftovers we wanted to take. £125 for two people - Sharing roast platter - x2 glasses of wine (clos janglis pinot gris) - x1 non alcoholic cocktail - x1 crème brûlée Good value for the product and service, I just wish that the same attention and quality could be afforded to the sides as the cuts of meat in the roast. Will be returning!
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Impeccable service. Attentive without being obsequious. The room is quiet and upscale - almost transplanted from West London. Plenty of art as well as murals on the walls. It's a perfect place for a romantic date. Food, however, suffered from some uneven patches. We started with complimentary sour dough with an intriguiging nduja butter. Very umami - the nduja was of the meaty rather than spicy variety. Our starters were both very good. My companion liked his dainty fish cakes, My oysters were lovely but I wouldn't recommend the Nam Jim option among the possible sauces. I was expecting Nam Jim Talay which is acidic and spicy and served on seafood rather than Nam Jim Jaew, which is normally served with roast meat in Thailand. The Nam Jim Jaew was way too sweet for oysters. Happily, half a lemon prettily wrapped in cheesecloth for trapping seeds was also provided. I liked my Texel hogget main. It came medium rare as ordered. However the accompanying pieces of merguez were way overcooked. My companion's courgette flowers were truly horrible. Heavy stodgy batter and soaking in oil. Surprising, because the fish cake starter was deep fried as well, but with no problems. A tomato salad side was good, if nothing special, and rather dear at £7. There were complimentary petit fours, of which the chewy quince jellies were fabulous. The miniature madeilines, on the other hand, were doughy instead of light and crispy. The house wine at £28 was great value, especially for a place with a posh ambience.
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