New Restaurants in London
Want to hear all about London's new restaurant openings and tuck into the shiniest new grub in the business? Then this must be the place for you. From roaring new dinner and dancing joints to indulgent Japanese hideouts, gastro goodies, international haunts and delicious, dining newbies, check out our pick of London's best new restaurants in our list below. Yes folks, you heard 'em here first.
Last updated on 23rd February 2021
First came the Cheese Bar and then Pick & Cheese. And now? Dairy lover Mathew Carver is bringing you a floating boat dedicated to all things tasty. Located in Paddington, The Cheese Barge will have you tucking into goats' curd with lamb crumpets and washed rind cheese with smoked mackerel and treacle soda bread.
Westminster Fire Station will soon be home to one of the city's most hotly-anticipated new Indian restaurants. Michelin-starred chef Atul Kochhar (of Kanishka fame) will be launching Mathura with a menu of high-end authentic dishes that promises to impress.
Not only is this Dalston hotel hiding a gin distillery and microbrewery, but Kraft Dalston is also boasting a menu of fancy kebabs too. With a kitchen headed up by Le Bab, beers courtesy of German Kraft Brewery and drinks from Jim & Tonic, this is one for your radar.
Sister site to Soho's award-winning Swift, this Shoreditch outpost is also shaking up sophisticated sips in a monochrome setting. A more intimate space, the East London bar is offering the same spritzes and Irish coffees as the original, but this time with a brunch menu of waffles and doughnuts.
The gang from The Pergolas, Lost in Brixton and The Prince have turned their gaze to Kensington for their newest opening. A botanical beauty, Bloom follows the same floral theme seen in sister sites, finished off with a secret dancefloor, cocktails and nibbles.