American
1 Newburgh Street, London W1F 7RB
Latest critic review: April 23, 2012
Pitt Cue Co. loses the trailer and lands in Soho
The Pitt Cue Co. barbecue shack on the South Bank was one of the sensations of Summer 2011, cited by many as the best example of Texas barbecue in London. When it retired late 2011, there was always a promise of more to come, and now they've opened a permanent place in the heart of Soho offering more barbecued goodness.
"...we drank up, paid up and emerged blinking in the daylight like Morgan Freeman leaving Shawshank, still gushing about the vibrancy and naturalness of flavours that redefine one’s ideas about the limitations of barbecue cooking." READ REVIEW
Richard Vines Bloomberg
Reviewed by March 28, 2012
"The smoky depth of flavor was striking, while the underlying sweetness was far removed from the sugary assault you can encounter elsewhere. The meat is cooked to the point of softness, without sacrificing texture." READ REVIEW
Jay Rayner Observer
Reviewed on February 12, 2012
"This is an urban British hipster's take on a solid bit of Americana, tucked away on a tidy London street. But it's executed with commitment, wit and serious attention to detail. And a lot of pig." READ REVIEW
"Don't come for a light supper. This is a full-on, indulgent dinner, so leave work early and start queuing." READ REVIEW
Guy Dimond Time Out
Reviewed on January 20, 2012
"...a death row last meal never tasted this good: baked beans made using black turtle beans in a hammy stock, braised sprout tops with the kiss of garlic, or a side order of shiitake mushrooms which had been pickled in cider vinegar, then given a panko crust and crisply deep-fried." READ REVIEW
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