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The Victory in East Dulwich

Jamie Younger revives the spirit of Franklins with a bistro touch at The Victory.

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Jamie Younger opens The Victory at 157 Lordship Lane, East Dulwich
Chef Seán Breen, ex-Noble Rot, leads with British-French bistro dishes
Signature dish: roast Poulet Jaune with tarragon sauce, morels, and broad beans

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The Concept

Following the closure of the iconic Franklins, Jamie Younger, known for The Begging Bowl, has unveiled The Victory at 157 Lordship Lane. The discovery of 'The Victory' tiled above the door hinted at a new beginning for this beloved neighbourhood spot. Chef Seán Breen, previously of Noble Rot, leads the kitchen, blending British ingredients with French bistro finesse.

What to Expect

The Victory retains its pub-like entrance, opening into a welcoming dining space with an open kitchen as a focal point. Chef Seán Breen serves British classics with a French twist. Start with speck and mustardy celeriac remoulade or foie gras parfait with salted crisps. The highlight is the shared roast Poulet Jaune, enveloped in a creamy tarragon sauce with morels and broad beans. The mashed potatoes are perfect for soaking up every drop.

The Verdict

The Victory marks a thoughtful continuation of Dulwich's dining legacy. Enjoy the subtle buzz of conversation over the roast Poulet Jaune.

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