New Restaurant Opening - INKO NITO

The wait is over. A brand new restaurant has landed in Carnaby, straight from L.A, INKO NITO, the new casual dining hotshop, combining laid-back dining with innovative flavours that you have to try.

The new concept from creator and co-founder of Zuma restaurants, ROKA, Oblix and Florida’s ETARU Rainer Becker is the place to go for bold sharing plates ideal for dynamic dining. Think dishes cooked over an open robata grill including Beef Cheek, spicy Korean miso and picked daikon with butter lettuce or Bone marrow, smoked soy, garlic toast and shallot.

Il Tetto Restaurant & Bar Selfridges - On The Roof

From delicious cicchetti to fresh pasta and pizza, newly opened 'Il Tetto Restaurant & Bar' at Selfridges' rooftop in London's Oxford street, offers the perfect spot to enjoy Italian comfort food with a twist.

New Restaurant and Bar - The Roof Deck

Selfridges is celebrating summer in style with its exciting new concept restaurant, The Roof Deck Restaurant and Bar at Selfridges Oxford Street, London.

This Californian-style dining space is the perfect spot to relish the London summer and dine al fresco below a (hopefully) sunny sky. Get stuck in and try something tasty from the menu, from flavorsome grills to the best guacamole in town. So head up to the rooftop at Selfridges London and sip a delicious seasonal cocktail (or two, or three) before delving into the delicious menu.

New Bar 'Disrepute' Opens in Carnaby

Introducing your new favourite drinking den: 'Disrepute' – the collaborative creation and latest venture from the teams behind Sovereign Loss and the Barrio bars, opens in Carnaby this Winter.

'Disrepute' Bar combines classic timeless qualities with 60s counterculture and the best of London’s cocktail culture today. A hidden gem nestled into a 100-seater basement in London's Kingly Court, 'Disrepute' (or 'D.R.P.' for short) will welcome members and non-members alike with exciting cocktails and impeccable service.

Rooftop Retreat: Notch

The newest rooftop in London is top Notch. Transformed from last year’s peaceful garden know as Roofnic, the fourth floor of London Marriott Park Lane is now a buzzing sky-high industrial playground. Secretly tucked away on the west side of Oxford Street near Marble Arch, you will find a door (between Evans and a souvenir shop) which will guide you up to Notch and reveal this Williamsburg warehouse come Berlin yard sale space. With its eclectic mix of reclaimed materials, including school science tables, Edwardian floorboards and bomb proof lighting.