A French restaurant in Tooting will be adapting to the second lockdown and moving their usual dine-in experience into people's homes.

Bordelaise, situated in Tooting Broadway Market, will be switching their premium dining experience over to Deliveroo and cutting the prices.

The restaurant did this in the previous lockdown which they said managed top keep them afloat, but didn't make them any major profits.

In this new impending lockdown the restaurant wants to feed as much as the community as possible.

Aleix Morales, co-owner of Bordelaise, told Nub News:

"We understand that without as many people working in the restaurant our food should be cheaper.

"It's all about getting as many people as possible to enjoy our food."

The eatery recently vowed to offer free school lunches over the half-term period.

This was in-line with a national movement after Marcus Rashford's call for an extension of free school meals to include half term and Christmas was rejected by the government.

Bordelaise managed to feed a large amount of children over the holiday period and they say that the community response was overwhelming.

Aleix continued: "We had so many people being so thankful, it was an amazing feeling. So many people wanted to pay in order to support us - it was really humbling."

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