Entire Venue
Acme Fire Cult is a restaurant that prioritises a plant-forward menu while retaining a smaller selection of meat and fish, presenting vegetables with equivalent attention to technique and presentation. Design: The interior is industrial and low-height, featuring exposed ceilings, brick walls and large windows that provide steady daylight. Timber tables, leather banquettes and a dark, uncluttered floor create a straightforward, functional dining layout. Features: The venue includes a full bar and an organised wine list alongside non-alcoholic options. The dining room is open-plan with movable tables for flexible layouts. The space is equipped with Wi‑Fi, air conditioning, a PA system and permissions for own music or a hired DJ, and it provides wheelchair access, accessible toilets and a step-free entrance. Ideal for: Groups seeking a relaxed, social seated meal and a conversational atmosphere centred on shared small-plate dining. What sets it apart: A central live-fire kitchen drives the cooking, using coal and wood-fired techniques as the primary method across the menu. What guests say: The dining room creates a relaxed, lively atmosphere. The front-of-house service is warm, conversational and attentive.