Broadway Market

  • How Emerald Eats' chicken fillet rolls and spice bags are taking London by storm

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    If you've been wondering what that lengthy queue snaking down Broadway Market at the weekends is for, let us enlighten you. Emerald Eats is an Irish food stall that's gone fully viral over the past few weeks. Their secret has been tapping into the deepest desires of Irish expats, serving up a short menu of takeaway food that isn't easy to come by in London.

    The stall's the brainchild of three Irish folk in

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  • Test Driving Sune - a perfect pairing of food and wine in Broadway Market

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    Just steps away from the bustle of Broadway Market, Sune features a hospitality super team, a great wine list and a chef turning out some fantastic comforting dishes. 

  • Sune just off Broadway Market sees a top sommelier and ex-Noma restaurant manager take on their own project

    Sune on Broadway Market sees top a sommelier in charge

    6/11/23 - Sune opening date added

    She's popped up all over town as the star sommelier creating wine lists for big restaurant openings. Now Honey Spencer and her partner Charlie Sims are opening a restaurant of their own - Sune. The pair have both been part of some of London's top restaurants, including Lyle’s, Mãos, Evelyn’s Table and Brawn - not to mention working at Noma - so this is

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  • F Cooke are coming back to Broadway Market with a pie pop for one day only

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    Three years after F Cooke closed its doors on Broadway Market after 120 years of trading, citing a lack of Eastenders, the iconic pie and mash shop is returning to its former home - for one day only.

    The Cooke family have been invited back by the current occupiers of the old pie shop, spectacle sellers Cubitts. Cubitts took over the site left vacant since F Cooke's departure this summer - the building's Grade II

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  • Koya Ko are bringing their udon to Broadway Market

    Koya Ko is bringing their udon to Broadway Market

    18/8/21 - updated with opening menu and opening date

    Hackney-based fans of Koya will be very happy - they're opening their latest restaurant on Broadway Market (taking over the space where Twigs used to be).

    Called Koya Ko, much like the short-lived version at Market Halls

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  • Mio Yatai Japanese street food restaurant opens on Broadway Market

    Yatai Japanese street food restaurant opens on Broadway Market

    Just before the Christmas break, a new Japanese street food restaurant has landed on Broadway Market.

  • High-end Japanese coffee % Arabica comes to London, opening in Covent Garden and Broadway market

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    Following the launch of Omotesando in Fitzrovia, another high-end coffee shop % Arabica (not to be confused with the Levantine restaurant) has come to London. They're going one better than Omotesando, launching two stores almost simultaneously, in Covent Garden and Broadway Market. 

    It has to be said, the coffee shops look very stylish indeed - a very paired back, clean look with their signature coffee

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  • Yeah Burger are launching a Slider Bar residency at Off Broadway

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    Who doesn't love sliders? You can eat them and pretend you're a giant. Or, if your appetite precludes eating more than one normal sized burger in a sitting, they're the perfect way to try more of a menu. So we're stoked to hear that Yeah! Burger are putting on a residency at Off Broadway, but even more pleased to hear it's going to be a slider bar.

    Adam Creissen and Scott Hopkins - the chaps behind Yeah! Burger - both worked in the kitchen at this East London

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  • Poco tapas comes to Broadway Market

    Poco tapas comes to Broadway Market

    Poco, a tapas restaurant that's been open in Bristol since 2011, is coming to Broadway Market. It's from Tom Hunt - better known to some as the author of The Natural Cook - who's joining up with his partners Ben Pryor and Jen Best to bring the restaurant to London. 

    Expect tapas based on organic and seasonal British produce - their claim is that it's "100% seasonal, 90% British and 10% European non-air freight". To this aim,

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