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September 2021
Ekstedt at The Yard
In a nutshell: Wood-fired Nordic
Where is it? 3-5, Great Scotland Yard, London SW1A 2HN
Why should you care? Famed Niklas Ekstedt is coming to London with a new restaurant at the Scotland Yard Hotel that will be all about showcasing his wood-fired Nordic cooking style. Find out more
When can you try it for yourself? 17 September 2021
Tonkotsu Kentish Town
In a nutshell: Ramen and dumplings
Where is it? 323 Kentish Town Rd, London NW5 2AA
Why should you care? Tonkotsu is growing again - one of London's most popular ramen restaurants will be opening their first North London restaurant since launching nearly 10 years ago. Find out more
When can you try it for yourself? 17 September 2021
Galvin Bar & Grill
In a nutshell: The Galvins in Bloomsbury
Where is it? 1-8 Russell Square, London WC1B 5BE
Why should you care? There's a changing of the guard at the Kimpton Fitzroy hotel on Russell Square as hotel restaurant experts the Galvin Brothers get ready to take over the space where Neptune was. Find out more.
When can you try it for yourself? 27 September 2021
Bardo
In a nutshell: Luxury Italian restaurant on Pall Mall
Where is it? Kinnaird House, 1 Pall Mall East, 1 Pall Mall East, London, SW1Y 5AU
Why should you care? Bardo will be a luxury Italian restaurant in the heart of St James from club owner Luca Maggiora. Find out more
When can you try it for yourself? 28 September 2021
La Nonna
In a nutshell: Pasta in Brixton
Where is it? Unit 7, Market Row, Brixton Village, London SW9 8LB
Why should you care? Having built up a fanbase of South Londoners who love their fresh pasta at Flat Iron Square, La Nonna are sharing the love and opening a second place south of the river. This time, though, it's going to be a proper bricks and mortar affair in Brixton Village. Find out more
When can you try it for yourself? 29 September 2021 (soft launch for first week)
Mamma Pastrama
In a nutshell: Pastrami in Carnaby
Where is it? 13 Ganton St, London W1F 9PP
Why should you care? Pastrami lovers are going to be in seventh heaven with this new sandwich shop in Carnaby from chef Jay Morjaria, whose food at Jae was a big deal. Expect plenty of sandwiches with Morjaria special cured meats. Find out more
When can you try it for yourself? 29 September 2021
West 4th
In a nutshell: Canadian-inspired brunch restaurant and wine bar
Where is it? 175 New Kings Road, London SW6 4SW
Why should you care? Canada’s food scene is coming to London, specifically to Parsons Green. West 4th, named after Vancouver's West 4th Avenue, will be a brunch restaurant by day and a wine bar by night. Find out more
When can you try it for yourself? 29 September 2021
La Cave
In a nutshell: Residencies and incubators at the Hoxton hotel
Where is it? 199-206 High Holborn, Holborn, London WC1V 7BD
Why should you care? Taking over the space where Chicken Shop used to be, in the basement of the Hoxton Holborn hotel, is La Cave. Described as both a wine bar, pop-up space and incubator kitchen it'll see a variety of chefs and restaurants taking over the space. Find out more
When can you try it for yourself? 29 September 2021
Trattoria Brutto
In a nutshell: Russell Norman's comeback
Where is it? 36-37 Greenhill Rents, Cowcross St, London EC1M 6BN
Why should you care? Polpo founder Russell Norman is getting ready to open his next restaurant. It'll be an Italian restaurant with a "Tuscan accent". Find out more.
When can you try it for yourself? 30 September 2021 (Soft launch to 2 October)
The River Restaurant at The Savoy
In a nutshell: Gordon takes charge
Where is it? The Savoy, Strand, London WC2R 0EZ
Why should you care? He already runs The Savoy Grill but now Gordon Ramsay is taking over the other main restaurant at The Savoy. Expect a mainly seafood menu. Find out more
When can you try it for yourself? September 2021
Tigre Tacos
In a nutshell: Tacos in Stokey
Where is it? 92 Stoke Newington High St, Clapton, London N16 7NY
Why should you care? Until now they've been popping up across town but now Tigre Tacos have found a permanent home. They'll be settling in upstairs at Stoke Newington bar, Doña. Find out more
When can you try it for yourself? September 2021
The Plimsoll
In a nutshell: Four Legs pub in Finsbury Park
Where is it? 52 St Thomas’s Road, London N4 2QW
Why should you care? After two years building up a stellar rep for their burger and other dishes at Islington's The Compton Arms, the team at Four Legs have bought their own boozer in Finsbury Park. Find out more
When can you try it for yourself? September 2021
Planque
In a nutshell: Wine drinkers clubhouse in Haggerston
Where is it? 322-324 Acton Mews, London E8 4EA
Why should you care? Taking over two railway arches in Haggerston, Planque will have a wine bar, restaurant, members' club and store, with a key focus on natural and low intervention wines. Find out more
When can you try it for yourself? September 2021
Colonel Saab
In a nutshell: High-end Indian in Holborn
Where is it? Holborn Town Hall, 193-197 High Holborn, London WC1V 7BD
Why should you care? This restaurant is the latest to take over the Holborn Town Hall building. Colonel Saab is listed as a "progressive Indian restaurant with a bar and private dining rooms". Find out more
When can you try it for yourself? September 2021
Zia Lucia Balham
In a nutshell: Pizzeria head south
Where is it? 65 Balham High Road, London SW12 9AP
Why should you care? This is the latest pizzeria from Zia Lucia, which started in North London, and the restaurant is all centred around their 48-hour slow-fermented doughs. With each pizza, you get a choice of traditional white flour, wholemeal, gluten-free or a vegetable charcoal base. Find out more.
When can you try it for yourself? September 2021
Manthan
In a nutshell: Rohit Ghai returns to Mayfair
Where is it? 49 Maddox St, London W1S 2PQ
Why should you care? Following up on his previous successes at Gymkhana and Jamavar, Rohit Ghai is back in Mayfair with his latest restaurant. Expect a menu which draws on both his childhood and career, with a focus on contemporary Indian sharing plates. Find out more
When can you try it for yourself? September 2021
Panton Yokocho
In a nutshell: Ramen neat Leicester Square
Where is it? 35a Panton Street, London SW1Y 4EA
Why should you care? This is the second 70s-style ramen bar from the people behind Japan Centre (and it's close to their store too). Expect ramen from all over Japan and they're adding udon and soba here too. Find out more
When can you try it for yourself? September 2021
The Broadcaster
In a nutshell: White city bar and restaurant
Where is it? 101 Wood Lane, London W12 7FR
Why should you care? The Broadcaster is going to be the next big thing from Open House - the folk behind the massive moneymaker The Lighterman. The ground floor will be a casual pub experience while the first floor will be a more formal dining room. At the top, there's going to be a large pergola rooftop bar. Find out more
When can you try it for yourself? September 2021
Fatt Pundit
In a nutshell: Indo-Chinese in Covent Garden
Where is it? 6 Maiden Lane, London WC2E 7NA
Why should you care? This Indo-Chinese restaurant first opened in Soho two years ago, building up a fanbase for its food inspired by Canton and Guangdong immigrants who settled in Kolkata and Mumbai. Now they're opening a second restaurant, on the old Polpo site. Find out more
When can you try it for yourself? September 2021
Hacha Brixton
In a nutshell: Agaveria in Brixton
Where is it? 12-14 Market Row, London SW9 8LD
Why should you care? Their Dalston agaveria's been a storming success, and now the folks at Hacha are heading south for their next place. They're opening up an even larger bar, this time in Brixton's Market Row. Find out more
When can you try it for yourself? September/October 2021
October 2021
Vergine Maria
In a nutshell: Vegan pizza for Ealing
Where is it? 15 St Mary's Rd, Ealing, London W5 5RA
Why should you care? Coming from the same team as London's top tier pizzeria Santa Maria, this new vegan pizzeria is great news for London's veggie crowd. Find out more.
When can you try it for yourself? 1 October 2021
Vasco & Piero's
In a nutshell: Italian restaurant returns
Where is it? 10-11 D'Arblay St, London W1F 8DS
Why should you care? They were forced to close their longstanding Soho restaurant over rent issues, but the classic Umbrian restaurant is making a return in a new Soho location. Find out more
When can you try it for yourself? 5 October 2021
Il Borro
In a nutshell: High end Italian in Mayfair
Where is it? 15 Berkeley St, Mayfair, London W1J 8DY
Why should you care? Taking the space on Berkeley Street once held by Nobu, Il Borro Tuscan Bistro is a high-end Italian restaurant with strong links to a Tuscan estate and farm. And they even have their own wines. Find out more
When can you try it for yourself? 11 October 2021
3 Henrietta Street
In a nutshell: 4-in-1 building in Covent Garden
Where is it? 3 Henrietta Street, London WC2E 8LU
Why should you care? This is a Grade II listed building, built in 1780, that's getting a big makeover, fitting in two new cafes and two new restaurants, including Pivot from Scottish chef Mark Greenaway. Find out more
When can you try it for yourself? 14 October 2021
Gunpowder Soho
In a nutshell: Indian sharing plates, V3
Where is it? 20 Greek Street, Soho, London W1D 4EF
Why should you care? This is the third restaurant from the Gunpowder team, bringing their Kashmiri lamb chops and venison doughnuts to Soho (and new dishes too). Find out more
When can you try it for yourself? 15 October 2021
Manteca
In a nutshell: Italian/British restaurant finds a permanent home
Where is it? 49-51 Curtain Rd, London EC2A 3PT
Why should you care? After two residencies in Soho over the past three years, Chris Leach and David Carter's Manteca is finally getting a permanent restaurant, this time in Shoreditch. With a menu that marries Italian cuisine with British ingredients, expect old favourites and new dishes here. Find out more
When can you try it for yourself? October 2021
The Barbary Next Door
In a nutshell: The Barbary expands with a wine bar
Where is it? 16A Neal's Yard, London WC2H 9DP
Why should you care? After starting as a delivery service, The Barbary Next Door is actually becoming a real life restaurant. It's taking over what was Jacob The Angel, which is of course right next door to The Barbary. As opposed to the previous cafe, it's now being billed as an all-day neighbourhood-style restaurant and wine bar. Find out more
When can you try it for yourself? October 2021
The Avocado Show
In a nutshell: ALL the avocados
Where is it? 6 Princes Street, London W1B 2LG
Why should you care? The Avocado Show has been a huge hit back in Amsterdam since opening there four years ago. Now they're hoping to work their brand of magic on Londoners, opening their first UK restaurant just off Oxford Circus. Find out more
When can you try it for yourself? October 2021
Oxeye
In a nutshell: Hanson Britt does it all in Nine Elms
Where is it? 14 New Union Sq., Embassy Gardens SW11 7AX
Why should you care? Chef Sven Hanson Britt (recently seen at Homestead) is bringing his restaurant Oxeye to life, which has previously run as a residency at Carousel. It's going to be a multi-function space which combines a restaurant and bar along with a shop and gallery. Find out more
When can you try it for yourself? October 2021
Kasa & Kin
In a nutshell: Filipino bakery and restaurant in Soho
Where is it? 52-53 Poland Street, London W1F 7NQ
Why should you care? The people behind Kensington's Romulo Café & Restaurant are coming to Soho for their next opening - Kasa and Kin. This will be a combination of all-day restaurant & bar, bakery and patisserie, all centred in Filipino cuisine. Find out more
When can you try it for yourself? October 2021
The Chelsea Pig
In a nutshell: Chelsea pub with an eye on the design
Where is it? 35 Old Church Street, London SW3 5BS
Why should you care? He has stores worldwide from Miami to Moscow, but now interior designer Timothy Oulton has returned back to the UK to open his first pub. Find out more
When can you try it for yourself? October 2021
Carmel
In a nutshell: Berber & Q goes west
Where is it? Lonsdale Road, Queen’s Park NW6 6RR
Why should you care? The team behind Berber & Q are coming to Queen's Park. Carmel will be both a bit of a departure from what came before, but still with a touch of inspiration from North Africa and the Eastern Mediterranean. Find out more
When can you try it for yourself? October 2021
Arcade Food Hall
In a nutshell: Next-level food court cuisine
Where is it? 103-105 New Oxford Street, London WC2H 8LH
Why should you care? Hugely popular with central London’s shopping masses when it opened in July 2019, its welcome return is in a slightly new guise, thanks to JKS Restaurants (Gymkhana, Hoppers) who are masterminding the relaunch. Find out more
When can you try it for yourself? October 2021
Brindisa Richmond
In a nutshell: Spanish food goes west
Where is it? Hotham House, 1 Heron Square, Richmond, London TW9 1EJ
Why should you care? Brindisa, London’s beloved Spanish tapas emporium, is opening a new outlet and the lucky locale is Richmond. Expect tapas, plenty of cheese and hams and lots more Spanish food. Find out more
When can you try it for yourself? October 2021
November 2021
Carousel
In a nutshell: Residency restaurant relocates
Where is it? 19-23 Charlotte St, London W1T 1RL
Why should you care? Carousel, the space from brothers Ed and Ollie Templeton that holds rotating chef residencies, is on the move to Fitzrovia. They'll have new spaces too, including an all-day wine bar. Find out more
When can you try it for yourself? November 2021
Cavita
In a nutshell: A taste of Mexico in Marylebone
Where is it? 56 Wigmore St, Marylebone, London W1U 2RZ
Why should you care? Mexican-born chef Adriana Cavita is taking inspiration from her family and childhood in Mexico with her first solo venture in London, complete with basement mezcaleria. Find out more
When can you try it for yourself? November 2021
Friends of Ours
In a nutshell: The Aussie cafe comes to Wandsworth
Where is it? Wandsworth - Ryeland Boulevard, Wandsworth, London SW18 1UN
Why should you care? Antipodean-inspired East London brunch spot Friends of Ours has forged a reputation over the past few years for its amazing brunches.Now they're opening a second location. Find out more
When can you try it for yourself? November 2021
Miscusi
In a nutshell: Italian pasta chain in London
Where is it? 23 Slingsby Place, The Yards, Covent Garden, London WC2E 9AB
Why should you care? Back in Italy it's got a cult following with queues around the block at each restaurant opening. Now the Miscusi pasta chain is coming to London. Find out more
When can you try it for yourself? November 2021
The Fat Badger
In a nutshell: Bringing the countryside to London
Where is it? 15-17 Hill Rise, Richmond TW10 6UQ
Why should you care? The Gladwins, the brothers behind restaurants including The Shed, Nutbourne, Sussex and Rabbit, are adding another restaurant to their collection. This time they're heading even further west, to Richmond. Find out more
When can you try it for yourself? November 2021
Also in 2021 (dates to be confirmed)
Rita's
In a nutshell: Rita's mk III
Where is it? 49 Lexington Street, Soho W1F 9AP
Why should you care? Rita's now has a shop in Soho but this spring they'll be kicking off a full restaurant too. Find out more.
When can you try it for yourself? Autumn 2021 (now open outside)
Mallow
In a nutshell: Vegetarian in London Bridge
Where is it?1 Cathedral Street, Borough Market, London, SE1 1TL
Why should you care? It's been 33 years since Mildreds first opened its doors in Soho, in a flash transforming London's vegetarian restaurant scene. Now they're getting ready to open their first brand new restaurant in over three decades. Find out more.
When can you try it for yourself? Autumn 2021
Shan Shui
In a nutshell: From Bicester to London
Where is it? Buckingham Palace Rd, London SW1
Why should you care? Successful in Bicester Village and now opening in London to, Shan Shui is run by Ellen Chew, who is also behind Rasa Sayang, Arome and Lobos Tapas, the restaurant features cuisine from China and South East Asia. Find out more.
When can you try it for yourself? Autumn 2021
SeaSons Mayfair
In a nutshell: Seafood in Mayfair
Where is it? 6-10 Bruton Street, London W1J 6PU
Why should you care? SeaSons already has a few fishmonger/bistros dotted across town (Fitzrovia, Notting Hill, Bayswater, Kensington) and even has plans for Miami and New York but this will be their flagship restaurant in London, taking over the building that used to be The Sqaure. Find out more.
When can you try it for yourself? Autumn 2021
Nusr-Et Steakhouse
In a nutshell: Salt Bae comes to London
Where is it? The Park Tower Knightsbridge, 101 Knightsbridge, London SW1X 7RN
Why should you care? "Salt Bae" became very famous indeed as his steak salt spreading antics went viral in 2016. Now he's bringing that steak empire to London. Although he's taking a long time to get round to opening it... Find out more
When can you try it for yourself? Autumn 2021 (maybe)
Emilia's Crafted Pasta
In a nutshell: Fresh pasta in Canary Wharf
Where is it? 12 George Street, Wood Wharf, London E14 9QG
Why should you care? Emilia's Crafted pasta gets ready to open its third restaurant, this time in the new Canary Wharf development Wood Wharf. Expect their much-loved fresh pasta dishes, new snacks, a bar with tabletop games and lots more. Find out more.
When can you try it for yourself? Autumn 2021
SpiceBox
In a nutshell: New vegan curry house for Leytonstone
Where is it? 686 Leytonstone High Road, London E11 3AA
Why should you care? SpiceBox, the popular vegan curry house, having opened its first outlet in Walthamstow in 2019, is about to open a second site in autumn, this time in Leytonstone. Find out more
When can you try it for yourself? Autumn 2021
Mowgli
In a nutshell: Indian street food chain comes to London
Where is it? 5 Charlotte St, London W1T 1RE
Why should you care? Billed as "Indian street food", Mowgli has taken over what used to be the Cote brasserie on Charlotte Street. It's run by former barrister Nisha Katona who has made a big success of it thoughout the UK. Find out more
When can you try it for yourself? Autumn 2021
Roketsu
In a nutshell: Kaiseki in Marylebone
Where is it? 12 New Quebec St, Marylebone, London W1H 7RP
Why should you care? After previewing the restaurant in a residency at Brown's, chef Daisuke Hayashi is opening Roketsu in Marylebone. His new restaurant will be all about Japanese Kaiseki dining. Find out more
When can you try it for yourself? Autumn 2021
One Hundred Shoreditch
In a nutshell: Shoreditch hotel
Where is it? 100 Shoreditch High Street, Shoreditch, London E1 6JQ
Why should you care? This new hotel is replacing what was the Ace Hotel in Shoreditch. Across the building, there will be six restaurants and bars, so it'll be a big change for the area. Find out more
When can you try it for yourself? Autumn 2021
Amethyst
In a nutshell: Carlo Scotto in Mayfair
Where is it? 52 Stratton Street, London W1J 8LN
Why should you care? Ex chef-patron of Xier is moving to Mayfair with a new restaurant where the emphasis will continue to be on his tasting menus. Find out more
When can you try it for yourself? Autumn 2021
Hawksmoor Wood Wharf
In a nutshell: A floating steak emporium
Where is it? 1 Water Street, London E14
Why should you care? The Hawksmoor empire is expanding as they get ready to open their seventh restaurant, this time in Canary Wharf. Their latest place will actually be floating in the water. Expect steaks, cocktails, lots of outside seating and one of their biggest bars to date. Find out more
When can you try it for yourself? 2021
Blacklock Covent Garden
In a nutshell: More chops for London
Where is it? Henrietta St, Covent Garden, London WC2E 8QH
Why should you care? Good news for the many, MANY fans of Blacklock. The chops purveyors are expanding their group again. Find out more
When can you try it for yourself? 2021 (TBC)
Chyna and Yau Grilling
In a nutshell: Alan Yau in Canary Wharf
Where is it? Wardian London, Marsh Wall, Isle of Dogs, London E14 9TP
Why should you care? Alan Yau is opening two restaurants at this huge Canary Wharf building - one of which he's billing as a "Chinese River Cafe". Find out more.
When can you try it for yourself? 2021 (TBC)
M at Newfoundland
In a nutshell: Steaks in a tower
Where is it? Newfoundland Quay, Canary Wharf, London.
Why should you care? The latest M restaurant and their menu of steak and grills is coming to the new Newfoundland tower in Canary Wharf. Find out more.
When can you try it for yourself? 2021 (TBC)
Mathura
In a nutshell: Atul Kochhar goes big
Where is it? 4 Greycoat Place, Westminster, London SW1P 1BN
Why should you care? Following up from the opening of Kanishka in Mayfair, Atul Kochhar has taken over a huge space in Westminster for his next restaurant. Find out more
When can you try it for yourself? 2021 (TBC)
2022
Tatale
In a nutshell: Permanent home for African supperclub
Where is it? 66 Great Suffolk St, London SE1 0BL
Why should you care? He's already been popping up around London with his supper clubs, but now chef Akwasi Brenya-Mensa is getting ready to open pan-African restaurant Tatale as a permanent restaurant, housed in The Africa Centre in Southwark. Find out more
When can you try it for yourself? January 2022
AngloThai
In a nutshell: Thai pop-up goes permanent
Where is it? Central London, address TBC
Why should you care? They've been popping up at various places across London, as well as pulling together a few great meal kits - now AngloThai are finally getting ready to launch their own restaurant in central London. Find out more
When can you try it for yourself? 2022
Tattu
In a nutshell: Modern Chinese at Centre Point
Where is it? The Now Building, Centre Point, London WC2H 8LH
Why should you care? Tattu has already opened in Manchester, Leeds, Birmingham and Edinburgh - it's a Chinese-inspired restaurant with a focus on sharing dishes. This is their first London restaurant. Find out more
When can you try it for yourself? 2022
The Gantry London
In a nutshell: High rise in Stratford
Where is it? De Coubertin Street, London E20 1AE
Why should you care? This 17 storey building, will feature a basement speakeasy bar, as well as what they're calling a "destination restaurant" on the first floor complete with two terraces for alfresco dining. Find out more
When can you try it for yourself? 2022
Manzi's
In a nutshell: Corbin & King's new Soho restaurant pays homage to the legendary Manzi's fish restaurant
Where is it? 1 Bateman's Buildings, Soho, London W1D 3EN
Why should you care? Eight years after opening their massive Brasserie Zedel, restaurateurs Corbin & King are launching another affordable restaurant. Manzi's in Soho will be a homage to the much-loved Manzi's fish restaurant and will be a seafood restaurant that's both fun and affordable. Find out more
When can you try it for yourself? 2022
Muriel's Kitchen at The National Gallery
In a nutshell: Gallery food
Where is it? National Gallery, Trafalgar Square, London WC2N 5DN
Why should you care? Run by Charlotte and Sam Miller, they'll be following a similar approach to José Pizarro at the RA, taking over all the food in the gallery, So they'll launch a new restaurant, a café and an espresso bar. Find out more
When can you try it for yourself? 2022
Rumours
And there's more...
Other upcoming London restaurant openings and rumours
- Richard Caring is getting ready to open a huge new restaurant on Mount Street
- Mister Nice - this upmarket French restaurant is coming to Mayfair
- Passyunk Avenue is hoping to launch a huge new dive bar (with Cheesesteks) in Waterloo.
- Azura - This Camden restaurant aims to bring "the taste of Mykonos, Santorini, Bodrum and Alacati to London".
- Admiralty Arch is getting a hotel and restaurant with an enviable view of Buckingham Palace.
- Toca Social - an interactive football bar is coming to the O2.
- The Chancery Rosewood is the new hotel taking over from the US Embassy on Grosvenor Square.
- Finsbury Park is getting two new bars with Someday Canteen and Bar and The Night Owl
- Another American import, Popeye's Chicken, is heading to the UK later this year
- Langan's will be back in 2021 following a big refurb
- Dubai restaurant La Serre is coming to London
- Som Saa are crowdfunding for a new restaurant.
- The site that used to be the original Wild Honey might be a dim-sum restaurant from the people behind Goodman and Burger and Lobster.
- Violet Bakery are opening a new wine bar, probably in 2021.
- Praise be - huge Irish fast-food chain Supermac's is planning to come to London.
- Corbin and King will be opening a restaurant in Notting Hill in 2021.
- London's getting a new high-rise that could host the city's highest restaurant.
- According to an interview with Richard Caring, Sexy Fish could be expanding with Sexy Dragon and Sexy Elephant.
- Looking for the next Coal Drops Yards? It could be Borough Yards.
- The Wagyumafia are bringing their VERY expensive sandwiches to London - with both a sandwich shop and a butcher's kitchen.
- The famed Gary Usher could finally be opening in London.
- When it opens, the Trellis skyscraper will have a high-rise restaurant.
- Mamarosa - The Barcelona beach restaurant Mamarosa was due to migrate to the new Shoreditch Village space. TBC if that's still happening.
- Din Tai Fung are supposed to be coming to Centre Point but it's taking them a very long time if they are.
- Caviar Kaspia - after an absence of many years, Caviar Kaspia has been long rumoured to be bringing back its luxury menu to London's Mayfair.
- Roast Kitchen - planned to be a more laid-back version of the Roast restaurant that's been very popular in Borough Market for over a decade.
- The Market - The next people to get into the food hall business are The YBF's. They're teaming up with Rhubarb for this huge new food and drink area inside the big 22 Bishopsgate development.
- Cord - Supposedly, famed Parisian hospitality school Le Cordon Bleu is opening a restaurant (but they've gone a bit quiet on this)
- H.O.M.E - Jason Atherton is rumoured to be opening a much smaller restaurant than usual. This one will be a 16-seater, tight next door to Pollen Street Social.
To find out which noteworthy establishments have just opened their doors, check out our recently-opened new restaurants in London page.
