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December 15, 2023
Greek food with a modern twist is how the folks behind PITTABUN pitch their offer and their filled pocket buns are now available in Camden Lock…
August 9, 2023
Here are 11 of Londons hottest new restaurants, where culinary innovation reigns, from cutting-edge gastronomy to old school excellence and hidden gems.
July 3, 2023
New openings from Tomos Parry, Tom Sellers, and Paul Foster, as well as from a certain multi-Michelin starred French maestro are among this month's key restaurant launches.
June 5, 2023
This month's key openings include the new venture from husband-and-wife duo Joshua and Victoria Overington, Gunpowder founder Harneet Baweja's latest Indian restaurant concept, and a fifth UK site for Bundobust.
May 31, 2023
From a Fitzrovia restaurant devoted to Spanish tortillas to a fin-to-gill Greek seafood spot in Marylebone, this June is set to see several enticing London openings.
April 28, 2023
The team behind Greek restaurants OPSO, INO and Pittabun is opening a ‘fin-to-gill’ restaurant in Marylebone.
April 27, 2023
Diners will be able to choose seafood from a counter before chefs prepare a tailored menu using the whole fish
June 2, 2021
Go on a Grecian food and wine adventure in central London
April 16, 2021
The team behind Marylebone restaurant OPSO and the Athens based two Michelin-starred restaurant Funky Gourmet are converting their Pitta Bun venue in Soho into a new live-fire restaurant. Called INO, the restaurant will open on 24 May and will be inspired by the dining culture of classic tavernas across Greece with a menu centred on the traditions of the Greek charcoal psistaria grill. The 25-cover venue will be set across two levels with a custom-made grill and roti...
December 14, 2020
Fellow producer Sonia Friedman, whose hit shows include Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, said the move “both could and should have been avoided”. She said: "This latest closure under Tier 3 underlines – unequivocally – the urgent need for a government-backed insurance scheme, as already provided to film and television, for meaningful compensation to mitigate impending losses incurred by productions forced to close, and for targeted support for freelance workers unable to take advantag...