Goo Club
Description
This is your invitation to the very first edition of Goo Club, a sensory and unctuous dining experience hosted by culinary artist HRB and texturally curious photo artist SLR.
Step through the door of a North London townhouse and into a land of glossy textures, melting mouthfeels and unctuous sauces. Perfect for solo sensory diners, curious friends, or couples, who care to connect over tantalisingly soft edible artworks.
Accompanied by a light dip into the science and history of some of the most gastronomically famous goos and gloops that swirl on our plates.
Guaranteed to be the sauciest dinner you’ve ever experienced.
Please note, the exact location of the venue will be revealed 72 hours before the event.
MENU
Plant-based
Welcome drink
Gootini
A fluffy and fruity twist on a vodka martini
To start
Autumnal Gooscape
An edible, dippable painting made of a selection of Persian inspired warming and zingy purées, oils, and creams
Main
Trio of fonGoos
Smokey blue
Miso and stout
Roast garlic & tarragon
Selection of textured dippables from pillowy to confit to crunchy
Dessert
Goocano
Sticky pud, hot lava, melting floes, marbled cream, gooey fruits
Additional drinks will be available for purchase by the glass, with 0% ABV options. The event runs promptly from 19:00 - 22:30. Closest Tube Highgate / Finsbury Park.
The first edition of Goo Club is brought to you by…
HRB
Helen Russell Brown, a culinary artist and food experience designer who delights in using food for connection and sensory joy. She creates bespoke dining experiences that give permission to play and allow us to lean into childhood pleasures and adult desires. Alongside goo, Helen’s work explores building deeper connections to the self, others, and the natural world. Her previous clients have included Pinterest, the Korean Embassy, and artist Katharina Grosse.
@hrb_culinary.studio
SLR
Sophie le Roux is a London-based photo artist whose work explores colour, texture, materiality and the strange beauty of natural and constructed worlds. Her commercial and cultural practice includes documenting events and performances for artists, curators, galleries and cultural organisations. Goo Club brings her visual obsession off the image and onto the table, turning texture, composition and colour into something delightfully edible.
@sopfhe
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