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Four New Bakeries Rising Across London Right Now
From a Japanese inspired opening to Sourdough Sophia’s first central London site… Bakeries are having a moment, and not just in London. From Seoul’s cream…
Find Out MoreRamen Moto Is Bringing Its Cult Chicken Broth To Harvey Nichols
The Fitzrovia favourite is landing on the Fifth Floor, bowls, kombucha and all Ramen Moto, the tiny Charlotte Street spot known for its silky chicken…
Find Out MoreINSIDERS | Get 50% Off Food at Brand New Restaurant Kāio
Fri 24, Sat 25, Fri 31 July and Sat 1 August 2026
Kāio is the newest spot to open at The Whiteley, the old department store’s vast new incarnation on Queensway. It takes its name from an…
Find Out MoreLearn to Pull a Proper Espresso at Allpress’s new Farringdon Bar
Sunday 9th August 2026
A hands-on morning behind the machine with Allpress’s Head of Training, six spaces only Allpress has landed on Cowcross Street this spring – their fifth…
Find Out MoreA £250 Menu at Ministry of Sound
9th + 10th Sept
The London club is turning its main dancefloor into a DJ-soundtracked dining room Ministry of Sound’s legendary main room, The Box hosts Last Orders on…
Find Out MoreThe Team Behind Levan Are Opening in Covent Garden
Cassette brings Parisian bistro cooking to a 1630s building on Maiden Lane this autumn French restaurants have been arriving in London at a steady clip…
Find Out MoreChill Out, London | The Dishes Designed to Keep You Cool in a Heatwave
The coldest plates in the city right now London is in the middle of a heatwave, and there’s already plenty of talk about restaurants with…
Find Out MoreTasca Is Taking Over Project 44 for the Summer
22nd July
Portuguese and Spanish concept Tasca takes over Project 44 on Rivington Street, turning the neighbourhood café into an evening wine bar and restaurant. It’s a…
Find Out MoreA Reggae Festival Marks 64 Years of Jamaican Independence
Sat 8th August 2026
The London Reggae & Food Festival returns this summer, marking 64 years of Jamaican independence with a lineup built around Saxon Sound, the South London…
Find Out MoreSUMI Is Opening a Second London Site in Marylebone
The Notting Hill sushi spot is heading to Devonshire Street SUMI, one of London’s most-loved sushi and Japanese restaurants, is opening a second site in…
Find Out MoreFeed Your Imagination (Literally) at This Dreamworld Café
This summer, Selfridges wants you to eat your dreams. Dolly’s Café on the Lower Ground floor is transforming into the Imagination Café, complete with an…
Find Out MoreThe Return of Ronnie’s, Kith’s London Restaurant
After a false start, the restaurant is back open with a new chef and menu. Ronnie’s was Kith’s first restaurant, which opened last December but…
Find Out MoreA Jamaican-Turkish Mash-Up Lands in the East End
Jurkish makes its Brick Lane debut Jurkish is heading to the East End for a new residency this month, landing inside Ninety One on Brick Lane. If…
Find Out MoreA.Wong Is Setting Up in Mayfair for the Summer
The two-Michelin-starred Chinese restaurant will pop-up at the Mandarin Oriental on Hanover Square A month after announcing his new Chinese pub Kong, Andrew Wong has…
Find Out MoreDorian and Eel Are Getting a Sibling
Nakimushi opens in Notting Hill as a ramen bar with restaurant above The team behind Dorian, Eel and Supermarket of Dreams, are opening their third…
Find Out MoreThe Ultimate Pasta Workshop | Learn to Make Tagliatelle & Farfalle Like a Pro
Monday 27th July 2026
And they’ll show you what to do with the leftover offcuts too Emilia’s Crafted Pasta built its name on the idea that pasta shape and…
Find Out MoreRestaurant Reviews
Discover new places to eat out with our London restaurant reviews. London is overflowing with great restaurants. Where do you start? We’re asked daily about which new restaurants have opened, which ones are worth seeking out and what’s not living up to the hype.
Azra Review | Afghan Siblings Bring Their Mother’s Cooking to Leyton
Already a firm favourite with local residents, Tilbury Road in Leyton is quietly becoming a destination for people from neighbouring areas. A tap room here,…
Find Out MoreKismet Review | The Globe Tavern’s Latest Residency Might Be Its Best Yet
The Globe Tavern in Borough Market is turning into a right little launchpad, having already seen TOU, Khao Bird, and Barang pass through its doors.…
Find Out MoreLOTI Review | Soleil by Claude is Back at The Peninsula
The team at The Peninsula is pausing Brooklands for two months and offering an entirely new concept called Soleil by Claude.
Find Out MoreLardo Review | The London Fields Spot Has A New Chef And A Menu Refresh
LARDO has been a fixture of the London Fields dining scene for over a decade, the kind of place you’d default to for a decent…
Find Out MoreMAAI By Nikita Review | Ex-Masterchef And Great British Menu Champion Has Created A Serious Winner
Clapham South’s MAAI is worth every accolade MAAI (meaning ‘mum’), is an apt name for the family-run debut restaurant of TV’s Nikita Pathakji. Nikita, the…
Find Out MoreShaston Arms Review | One Of The Most Interesting Pub Menus In Soho
This cosy pub is cooking well above its weight Patty & Bun co-founder Joe Grossmann took over The Shaston Arms in 2025, following the success…
Find Out MoreJohnny Boy’s Review | A Retro SoCal Diner Lands in North London
Here’s Johnny! Johnny Boy’s, the new spot from Facing Heaven founder Julian Denis, has just opened in Stoke Newington. Bringing a little corner of SoCal…
Find Out More64 Goodge Street Review | Lobster and Champagne at a Michelin-Starred Restaurant for under £50
64 Goodge Street is offering a £49 3 Course Lobster & Champagne Menu When 64 Goodge Street first landed three years ago, it made serious…
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