Be prepared to encounter a fair bit of carnage at Shoreditch High Street’s fiercely-named new restaurant Boneyard, as picked-clean racks of American smoked ribs and buttermilk fried chicken bones pile up almost as quickly as the serving staff can clear them away.
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Although all vestiges of the former petrol station have been removed in the Boneyard renovation, what has replaced them is a slick industrial interior space of corrugated iron and glazed tiles, blackened steel and reclaimed wood, neon and brass, accessed through a weighty black port-holed door that promises good times within.
Things move from a Route 66-inspired inside to a backwoods sawmill vibe outside in the shape of a metal-covered timber yard dining and drinking area, prettified with hanging bauble lights and a few hardy cactii. If the bone marrow burgers and sides of chilli con carne chips aren’t reason enough to pull in for a pitstop at Boneyard (and let’s face it, they should be) there’s a food market named Pump that runs in the forecourt, with colourful shacks selling global food favourites.
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