A hidden gem in Herne Hill, Park’s Edge Bar & Kitchen offers stunning cocktails and imaginative menus, inspired by seasonal ingredients and punchy flavours. Enjoy the cosy chic ambience for weekend lunch and brunch.

Park’s Edge is a family owned restaurant that is passionate about every single thing they do. 

Customers love the special vibe…the perfect combination of a friendly, laid-back neighbourhood restaurant with stylishly cosy interiors, warm and attentive service and a dedication to high standards.

The innovative menus marry the best British produce with deliciously surprising flavours that reflect our heritage and globetrotting influences to offer something for everyone.

The Brunch 2 Lunch Menu has had rave reviews and offers tantalising options for all diners including Vegan, Vegetarian and Gluten Free. Whether you succumb to the temptations of the egg-based dishes, pancakes or gourmet burgers, you'll enjoy a memorable experience you’ll want to repeat again and again!

Halal options are available if pre-ordered. Children are welcome but prams need to be kept outside due to limited space.  

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Brunch
Sat-Sun: 12pm to 3pm 

  • Gluten Free
  • Delivery
  • Take Away
  • Outdoor Seating
  • Nut Free Options
  • Vegetarian Options
  • Halal Options
  • Vegan options
  • Good Views
  • Accepts Credit Cards
  • Disabled Access
  • Children Allowed
  • Online Booking
49 – 51 Norwood Road, Herne Hill, London, SE24 9AA
Overall rating
4.8
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  • 5.0
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    4 months ago
    My mum suggested this place for our mother's day dining, as she's been here a few times before and I'm so glad we went. The restaurant itself is very well located, we chose to sit outside and bask in the sun whilst we ate. Parking is free along the strip if you can find a place to park. I've left the restaurant feeling well satisfied and like it's been money well spent. The food is top tier. So well presented, cooked and seasoned that we didn't need any salt or pepper. We had ackee tart and tiger prawn for starter, followed by sea bass and the chicken which was divine! So succulent and juicy. To have all those flavours and textures in one plate was just chefs kiss. It was like a remix of a British roast. I'll be honest, the service was a little slow, as I expressed to Claudia (and as she was already aware), but there were some one off issues with the kitchen and I don't believe it's a reflection of the general restaurant standard itself. Absolutely A1 service from Claudia, who is the manager. Great restaurant and so thankful my mum suggested it. I'll be back!
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    2 weeks ago
    From the moment you walk in, you get the sense you’re in good hands. The warm welcome from our waitress, the open kitchen you can see into, and the stylish décor all create an instantly relaxed, welcoming vibe. The menu is simple and confident, a fusion of Caribbean and English cuisine made with incredibly fresh ingredients and meticulous preparation. The rum punch is deliciously potent. Prices aren’t for the faint-hearted, but if you’re looking to treat friends or family, it’s absolutely worth it. Highly recommended.
  • 4.0
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    3 months ago
    A varied menu of Carribean inspired dishes. The menu is more expensive than restaurants around but the quality is really good. We walked in on a Friday night with lots of space in the restaurant. There are both small plates and large main dishes. Two small plates would have been enough for me. My husband liked his mutton curry. My favourite was the plantain and ackee, the plantain was sweet but spiced. I ordered the prawns and the sauce was fantastic. We had a side of mac n cheese which was ok but I wouldn't order again as I would add more sauce and some spice. The service was slow however, even though the restaurant wasn't busy. We spent £75 for two adults without alcohol.