The Oast House has unveiled a new street food menu available to eat, even if you can’t get a table.
The popular Spinningfields bar, known for its iconic kebabs and courtyard, has designed a new menu that allows you to drink and eat without even needing a chair.
The bar and its courtyard were fully renovated in 2018 after it became a permanent fixture in Spinningfields.
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Available now for a limited-time only, the new street food menu is inspired by food from around the world including a French-Vietnamese hybrid of Banh Mi: a soft petit baguette filled with fresh pickled vegetables, roasted belly pork and zingy condiments.
Starting at £3.50 a dish, other new plates include a take on fish and chips, complete with mushy peas and gravy as well as Aperol marinated chicken wings and Greek Gyros.
Danny Leach, General Manager of the Oast House said: “We often see guests join our popular courtyard for drinks but unable to resist our tasty table menu, but Hanging Kebabs were never designed to be standing Kebabs!
“Guests already joining us for drinks can enjoy tasty food without having to leave our sun-trap courtyard - adding to the reasons of it being a summer to remember!”
Until August 15, The Oast House is also home to an Aperol Spritz beach complete with swings, sand and a Fiat 500 for four. Perfect for those instagrammable photos of a summer holiday without having to leave the city.
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