Urbanologie brings you London’s best new restaurant openings that emerged since the end of lockdown…
Bellanger
Prolific restaurateurs Chris Corbin and Jeremy King have re-opened their Islington restaurant as a Zedel-inspired brasserie.
The Pantechnicon
One of Belgravia’s most famous buildings has been transformed into a landmark retail and dining destination.
Louie
The restaurateur and nightlife impresario Laurent de Gourcuff, has been wining and dining the movers and shakers of Parisian society at his haute hangouts, and has now arrived in London.
Noble Rot Soho
Bloomsbury’s award-winning restaurant & wine bar have taken over the Gay Hussar, one of London’s oldest dining institutions.
Giannino Mayfair
Milan’s long-running, fine-dining trattoria has opened an outpost in Mayfair…
Six By Nico London
An affordable fine-dining restaurant concept, led by Scottish-Italian chef Nico Simeone, continue its run of openings with this London opening.
Sister Jane Townhouse with Cha Cha
Following the success of its previous home in Maida Vale, Cha Cha has put down roots in a four-story corner building (with roof terrace) on Golborne Road, in partnership with London-based vintage-inspired clothing label Sister Jane.
Tavolino
A casual neighbourhood Italian restaurant from a former Bancone chef serving simple dishes made with both Italian and UK produce.
Wildflower by Adrian Martin
A modern take on fine dining – in a shipping container – and championing the best local and Irish produce.
Stanley’s Chelsea
A secret garden and courtyard restaurant in the heart of Chelsea inspired by the English country garden…
Rondo at The Hoxton Holborn
A neighbourhood restaurant with a focus on local seasonal ingredients and great wines from two former St. John alumni.
L’Artigiano
A contemporary yet homely Italian restaurant in Chelsea serving creative interpretations of Italian classics.
Taka Marylebone
Japanese restaurant Taka’s second London site in Marylebone, on the former home of Pan-Asian restaurant Providores.
The Diary Borough
As before, the paired-back modern eatery focuses on produce-led dishes using seasonal dishes, and serve wines from small and independent producers.
Café Kitsuné at Pantechnicon
Cult Paris-meets-Tokyo fashion brand Maison Kitsune has arrived in London.
