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{tartine [tarRtin] nf slice of bread}
Collins French Dictionary Tartine first opened in April 2002 on Draycott Avenue, London SW3, with the aim of introducing a new and exciting concept into the restaurant world. The tartine concept is based on the traditional French dish known as a ‘tartine’. A tartine is similar in style to the Italian bruschetta and they are ideal as a main course or shared ‘tapas’ style. At tartine we use Poilâne; a famous French sourdough bread that is made daily at their Belgravia bakery. The bread is lightly toasted with olive oil and served with delicious seasonal ingredients and a fresh house salad. Alongside our tartines we also serve a variety of soups, salads, pasta, meat and fish dishes. - Please refer to each individual restaurant section to view current a la carte menus, wine lists and a selection of specials. At Tartine we offer fresh, great quality and good value food. We also have a vibrant and affordable wine list, premium brand spirits, beers and soft drinks, specially blended and roasted coffee and freshly squeezed juices. Tartine is the perfect place for coffee, brunch, a light lunch, afternoon tea, early evening cocktails or a relaxed dinner. |