The Malt House - Menu

For starters my partner had the cucumber watermelon gazpacho which was a bit too weird tasting for me but my partner seemed to like it!

absolutely delicious! the foot distance from our hotel has made this even better! the service was nice, attentive, but not float. cocktails were delightful and the food was excellent! crab salat, fish and chips and the Hake-Special followed by the panna cotta could not be mistaken one! excellent!

the malt house is exactly what they would expect from a standard gastroub in 2015. there is nothing special about this place, and they can find similar places in whole london, but what it offers is good beer and other drinks, along with a perfectly acceptable gastropub menu in a pleasant environment they will not be blown away from anything in the malt house, but they also want to go away disappointed.

The Malt House is a Fulham pub now taken over by Claude Bosi of Hibiscus. The décor is simple but pleasant, with cream walls and turquoise banquette seating, wooden floor and no tablecloths. The head chef is Marcus McGuinness, formerly head chef of Hibiscus, who had worked at Hibiscus when it was in Ludlow, and before that at Champignon Sauvage and 5 North Street. They have provided free wi-fi for diners, a nice touch.

The Malt House is a pub with rooms in Fulham Broadway. It is the sister pub to the very popular Fox Grapes in Wimbledon which is owned by the Michelin starred chef Claude Bosi his brother Cedric. Cedric manages the place as Claude spends most his time cooking at his two star restaurant Hibiscus. As the Fox Grapes has proved so successful, they opened the Malt House in Fulham at the beginning of the year and the chef is former Hibiscus Head Chef Marcus McGuinness.

downward spiral. I think some people have seen this coming when they look at other reviews on other websites. the malthousefulham is a shadow of his former self when it serves decent eating. bosi should be ashamed that his name and his call associated with it, I would be embarrassed to produce this food, even if I had no Michael stars eating it took too long, I mean, it was really not funny eating was best in average, three times cooked chips were luke warm and soggy, fish was not fresh the oh yes, it was my fault that the gravy for 10minabel food could be forgotten. that was also his fault when the...read more

The recent refurbishment of the Malt House into gastro-pub and rooms, by Michelin star chef Claude Bosi is one of a whole series in the area. And the jury is out as to whether this one will sink or swim. For a start, we do have a number of excellent places to eat already – not least the Harwood Arms less than 500 yards away. Although private housing is expensive, this is a very mixed area and not all Fulham residents welcome another gastro-pub. The influx of Chelsea supporters for matches during the season is both a curse and a blessing for shops and restaurants who have to deal with thousand of supporters flooding the area for just a few hours on a...read more

The Malt House is a Fulham pub now taken over by Claude Bosi of Hibiscus. The décor is simple but pleasant, with cream walls and turquoise banquette seating, wooden floor and no tablecloths. The head chef is Marcus McGuinness, formerly head chef of Hibiscus, who had worked at Hibiscus when it was in Ludlow, and before that at Champignon Sauvage and 5 North Street The wine list had around 50 selections, ranging in price from £19 to £180, with a median price of £42 and an average mark-up of 2.7 times the retail price, which is reasonably moderate by London standards. Example wines included Signal Cannon Chenin Blanc 2011 at £23 for a wine that you can find in the high street for...read more

There's surprisingly few pubs in the capital that serve really good food. In pure number terms, there are over 7,000 pubs in London yet only The Harwood Arms has a star. It does mean that finding a pub that will reliably serve up a good meal is rare, and when found, very much to be welcomed, which makes The Malt House in Fulham an absolute keeper. We didn't of course pick The Malt House at random, and living East as we do, Fulham is a bit of a journey, but there's a very good reason to make the journey to the The Malt House if you like food. Two good reasons in fact. The first is that the pub is owned by Claude Bosi, holder of two Michelin stars at Hibiscus, and believe it or not, on the...r...