New eateries to dine for

As part of the ongoing development of HARRODS102, three new concepts will be opening, which will cement the store as a dedicated destination for breakfast, lunch and dinner.

Humble Pie
Launching 25 February 2008
Founded by Paul O’Donnell and Pippa Malmgren, Humble Pie offers a range of pies using fresh seasonal ingredients, with no artificial preservatives, colours or additives.

Beneath a crisp pastry are a range of mouth watering fillings, such as Chicken, Avocado and Brie (made with a creamy sauce of Dijon mustard, Chardonnay and black pepper) and Mexican Empanada (containing a mixture of beef, Jalapeno peppers, red onion and courgette, roasted in Hojiblanca olive oil).

All pies are available in 3 sizes:

Humble – an individual sized pie
Not so humble – a family sized pie, serving 4-6 people
Truly humble pie – a canapé sized pie

Tossed
Launching 1 May 2008
Tossed, focuses on healthy eating, but with a difference. Instead of small portions and bland tastes, Tossed keeps things simple, fresh and exciting, with 16 house salads or a ‘create your own salad’ service.

Their range of sandwiches and wraps all list the nutritional and calorific content, and fresh juices and smoothies are made to order.

ESH
Launching 1 May 2008
A brand new concept developed especially for Harrods, ESH (Eat, Simple, Healthy) takes traditional Lebanese cuisine, and brings it bang up to date, with a conveyor belt concept, that allows customers to pick and choose from a 200 strong selection.

3 price points will be on offer: £2.75, £3.75 and £5.50.

Specialities will be produced on site and in front of the customer, such as ‘Fattet Hommos Bilaban’, a layered salad of steamed, seasoned chickpeas on a bed of yoghurt and toasted bread, and ‘Saltat mawzat’, a slow cooked lamb shank seasoned with garlic and lemon infused olive oil.

Serving a selection of hot and cold refreshments, including mint tea, and traditional white orange blossom infusion, the wines will be sourced from Chateau Ksara in the Bekaa Valley, the oldest estate in Lebanon.

For further information, visit Harrods.com.