Good Food

Cherry daiquiri

Recreate the famous British menu from this classic East End pub

- Recipes JON ROTHERAM and TOM HARRIS photograph­s DAVID COTSWORTH

Aformer Victorian pub, the Marksman is an amalgam of a classic British pub and upscale dining room. Downstairs there’s glossy wood, leather banquettes and a fully stocked bar with enough reasonably priced beers on tap to keep locals happy; and upstairs, a colourful and modern dining space brilliantl­y lit by natural light and with an upholstere­d ceiling that softens the acoustics. Chef-owners Jon Rotheram and Tom Harris make the most of excellentl­y sourced meat and fish, married with veg grown locally with care, like the beef rump and tomato recipe on page 100, as well as a little urban foraging which is most evident in the jars of flavoured syrups and vodka behind the bar. The meat-filled buns are famous, as is the Sunday lunch with roast chicken, roast beef or a pie for two on the menu. The recipes translate well for the home cook, so do try them. marksmanpu­blichouse.com @marksman_pub

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