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Bel-Air to open sister site in Farringdon

Katie SherryBy Katie Sherry17 January 20173 Mins Read
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Bel-Air, the original home of feel good fast food in Shoreditch, is to open a sister site in Farringdon this February. 

Andrew Bredon, Bel-Air’s founder, spent time living in LA, and made the decision to bring back a slice of the lifestyle there when he returned to the UK.

“LA is my kind of town, embodying everything I love – sun, surf, fresh food underpinned by phenomenal produce,” he explains. “At Bel-Air we’re about everything in moderation – including moderation, and we’ve spent the past year experimenting in our Shoreditch kitchen to strike the perfect balance.

“Everything at New Fetter Lane will be bigger, better, faster and for the first time our customers can eat-in too, making our fast food all the more luxurious.”

Breakfast will begin at 7am, with new additions including the Egg Sidecar; two organic eggs, poached or scrambled with your choice of eight sides, from Sesame Labneh with spring onion or zingy Lobster Ceviche. Try their Fat Stack breakfast bagels, like the Oh-Boy, Brick Lane Bagels loaded in-house with chopped egg, braised onions, coriander, chives and killer Sriracha yoghurt and for those in search of a Bel-Air classic, there will be Pineapple House Granola and a choice of almond milk, Greek yoghurt or Coyo. 

With the new opening, Bel-Air have upped their caffeine game, adding a bottomless filter coffee from Ozone for those eating in and Sandows Nitro cold-brew on tap for those looking to mainline their morning fix. True to their LA roots, Bel-Air will be serving up homemade juices on tap, like The RAD, Watermelon, Sea Salt and Lime, free from refined sugar, served in oversized, ice filled cups and if you like it fizzy, ask for a spritzer.

Post workout, there’ll be ‘Warrior’ Shakes’, healthy shakes dosed with a boost of Sun Warrior Vegan Protein in flavours like Pistachio or Bang Lassi, a traditional Mango Lassi with a chilli kicker.
 
Walk through Bel-Air’s doors and you’ll be blasted with beats straight outta Compton, and a dose of LA sunshine with double height windows, and outdoor seating complete with yellow and white stripe umbrellas. Inside, a curved marble counter will be the setting for Bel-Air’s abundant salad bowls and epic breakfast sandwiches.

With low-hanging copper lights and palm trees as a backdrop, seating will comprise a mixture of banquettes upholstered in ocean blue linen, geometric wireframe chairs and natural pine stools tucked under a long communal table. All this will leave you reaching for your surfboard – whatever the weather.

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