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Archway Battersea unveils its new lunchtime deal, calling all pasta lovers


ARCHWAY BATTERSEA invited Glass to dine at the spectacular neighbourhood wine bar and restaurant tucked away beneath the railway arch in Battersea.

Archway has recently launched its new lunchtime deal available on Fridays and Saturdays from 12 pm to 4:30 pm, where guests can enjoy one large pasta dish, a drink (glass of house wine, soft drink or non alc 0.0) and a tea or coffee for £25.

The delectable menu provides a range of seasonal pasta dishes, including Cavolo nero and gorgonzola risotto, Pappardelle, beef short rib ragú, Crab tagliolini, and the absolute must-try, the Ricotta and wild garlic ravioli.

A thoughtfully curated wine menu is on offer with prestigious wines from around the globe, including the wine farms of Portugal, France and Italy, to name a few.

For those who are eager to taste the rest of the menu, amongst an enticing starters selection, the restaurant also offers tantalising main dishes that will be sure to overwhelm your tastebuds, including Lamb loin chop, peperonata, Wood oven-roasted prawns with nduja butter and Tuscan ox cheek with celeriac purée.

If dessert is on the cards, one cannot visit Archway without trying the Bomboloni with a custard and rhubarb jam filling — it makes for the perfect end to a tremendously flavourful experience.

With only the finest quality organic produce sourced, Archway values sustainable practices with its small menu, including ingredients grown or foraged and an unwavering focus on produce, people and the planet.

In parallel to the inviting menu and lunchtime deal, Archway Battersea’s atmosphere eminents a warm and cosy ambience with delicate melodies filling the space and farmhouse-like interiors, making for the ideal neighbourhood lunch spot.

by Nicole Pereira

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