Trinity

£29 - £82 / British, European, Vegetarian

4 The Polygon, London

Michelin

Awards

Excellent Cakes 2024

Opening hours

12:15PM-2PM & 6PM-8:30PM

Sunday 12:15PM-2PM & 6PM-8:30PM
Monday 12:15PM-2PM & 6PM-8:30PM
Tuesday 12:15PM-2PM & 6PM-8:30PM
Wednesday 12:15PM-2PM & 6PM-8:30PM
Thursday 12:15PM-2PM & 6PM-8:30PM
Friday 12:15PM-2PM & 6PM-8:30PM
Saturday 12:15PM-2PM & 6PM-8:30PM

Michelin-Star Magic with Flawless Service

Nestled in the vibrant heart of Clapham, Trinity exudes a charm that conjures the warmth of a well-worn family heirloom. With the park just a stone's throw away, this establishment is a treasure to behold. From the moment you walk in, there's a hint of something exceptional waiting to unfold - perhaps it’s the friendly politesse of the staff or the relaxing ambiance where formality feels as loose and inviting as an open-air jazz concert. Dining here is a journey through culinary creativity and finesse, with notable highlights being the Steak Tartare that many claim rivals even the offerings found north of Paris. The vegetarian options are crafted with such care, resulting in dishes that revel in flavor much like their non-vegetarian counterparts.

However, it's the ebbs and flows of hospitality that truly carve out your experience. Many patrons are enamored by the exalted service, noting servers who balance informality with professionalism, adeptly attending to dietary restrictions with ease. A small blemish sometimes obscures this picture-perfect scenario; some have remarked on slow service or neglected orders—a half-finished tale waiting for completion. Yet, one leaves Trinity not marred by these imperfections but rather embraced by the strength of its devotion to creating memorable occasions. Dining here might feel like becoming part of an inadvertent culinary play—where even the odd misstep is forgiven in the wake of magnificent flavors and genial smiles, allowing us to leave, carried along in the gentle undertow of delicious nostalgia. This is Trinity: a symphony worth returning to, again and again. — Audrey Al Dente