"Out to lunch!" Jazz Menu Inspired by Eric Dolphy 1964's album "Out to lunch!" considered one of the best jazz albums of all time. All four courses are named after a jazz piece combined with the main rhythmical uses in jazz, Improvisation, Polyrhythms, Syncopation and Swung note. Concept by Head Chef Piero Leone 4 courses £55.00 Starter (Improvisation) "A love Supreme" shellfish salad with "Blue in green" sea herbs Note: A love supreme is the name of John Coltrane's album (1964). Blue in green is the name of the track taken from Miles Davis's album Kind of blue (1959) *** Main (Polyrhythms) "Take Five" hundred grams of chateaubriand accompanied by a "Grade A Gravy" for two to share Note: Take five is one of the most representative pieces of jazz, composed by Paul Desmond and performed by The Dave Brubeck Quartet in their album Time Out (1959), considered one of the best jazz albums of all time. "Grade A Gravy" taken from Chet Baker's album Smokin' with the Chet Baker quintet (1965) *** Dessert (Syncopation) "Sweet and Hot" chocolate micuit with a "Fine and Dandy" gran marnier crème anglese Note: Sweet and hot is Ella Fitzgerald album released in 1955. Fine and Dandy taken from Charlie Parker's album Evening at home with the bird (1950). *** Petit Four (Swung a note) A little "Star time" & "Bye-ya" Note: Star time taken from Sun Ra's album The Nubians of Plutonia (1966). Bye-ya taken from Thelonious Monk's album Monk's Dream (1963) All prices include VAT at the current rate A discretionary 12.5% service charge will be added to your bill Please contact your waiter if you require any information regarding allergies or intolerances. .