Whether you’re making the most of London’s summer terraces, searching for the city’s newest restaurant openings or looking for 5 places to eat in London this week, there’s plenty to discover across the capital. From riverside Thai dining and a standout sandwich collaboration to elegant afternoon tea and a beautifully restored waterside brasserie, these are the five places worth booking this week.
1. For Unlimited Thai Dining: Thai Square Putney Bridge
The Lowdown: Thai Square Putney Bridge is celebrating the brand’s 30th anniversary with The Endless Horizon, a brand-new infinite Thai dining experience available until 30th September. Set above the River Thames, the experience reinvents the traditional buffet by replacing self-service counters with freshly prepared dishes made to order and served directly to your table. Inspired by the communal Thai Samrap dining tradition, guests can enjoy unlimited starters, soups, salads and sides before choosing a signature main, all while taking in panoramic riverside views. Priced at £30 per adult, it’s one of London’s best-value dining experiences this summer.
What to Eat & Drink: Begin with Chicken Satay, Butterfly Prawns and Duck Spring Rolls before choosing favourites including Beef Panang Curry, Chicken Green Curry or Pad Thai. Vegetarian options include Vegan Pad Thai and Tofu with Basil Leaves, while premium upgrades such as Tamarind Duck and Weeping Tiger are also available. Complete the experience with the unlimited drinks package featuring Monsoon Valley Thai Wine, Chang Beer and refreshing Thai Iced Tea.
Where: 2–4 Lower Richmond Road, Putney, London SW15 1JN
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2. For A Limited-Edition Sandwich: Crunch x Wahaca
The Lowdown: Two London favourites have come together for one of this summer’s most exciting food collaborations. Available throughout July and August, Wahaca has partnered with cult sandwich shop Crunch to create a limited-edition Chicken Caesar inspired by the salad’s Mexican origins in Tijuana. Exclusive to Crunch’s Soho and Spitalfields locations, the collaboration combines Crunch’s signature toasted brioche with Wahaca’s bold Mexican flavours for the ultimate grab-and-go lunch.
What to Eat & Drink: Order the Wahaca Caesar, layered with ancho-rubbed chicken thigh, creamy avocado, crisp baby gem, pickled onions, Caesar dressing and crunchy tortilla strips inside toasted brioche. As an added bonus, every sandwich comes with a complimentary Margarita voucher to redeem at participating Wahaca restaurants across London.
Where: 60 Dean Street, London W1D 6AW (Soho) & Unit 5, The Kitchens, Spitalfields Market, 16 Horner Square, London E1 6EW (Spitalfields).
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3. For A New Summer Terrace: SINO
The Lowdown: Ukrainian-inspired restaurant SINO has unveiled a beautiful new 20-seat terrace in the heart of Notting Hill, bringing a slice of European al fresco dining to West London. Alongside the new outdoor space, founder Polina Sychova and chef Eugene Korolev have introduced a seasonal menu that reimagines authentic Ukrainian cuisine using exceptional British and Ukrainian produce. It’s one of London’s most elegant new terrace openings and a perfect choice for long summer lunches.
What to Eat & Drink: Look out for Scallop with Melon, Rosehip and Lovage, Potato Dumplings with Morel Mushrooms and Wild Herb Broth, Crayfish with Cabbage and Tomato Velouté, and Slowly Cooked Pork Belly with Beetroot and Pickled Plum. Pair your meal with one of the restaurant’s carefully selected European wines while enjoying the sunshine.
Where: 7 All Saints Road, Notting Hill, London W11 1HA
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4. For A Rosé Afternoon Tea: Leonardo Royal Hotels
The Lowdown: Afternoon tea gets a sophisticated summer makeover with the launch of La Tea en Rose across Leonardo Royal Hotels in London. Created in partnership with Champagne house Pommery, Pink Flamingo Rosé and JING Tea, the experience places drinks at the centre of the occasion, pairing elegant savouries and pâtisserie with rosé wines, Champagne and premium loose-leaf teas. Available from £40 per person, it’s ideal for birthdays, celebrations or leisurely afternoons with friends.
What to Eat &Drink: Enjoy poached salmon with dill crème fraîche, beetroot hummus with feta, warm scones with clotted cream and jam, strawberry and Darjeeling éclairs, rosé Champagne macarons and raspberry Battenberg. Upgrade to the Rosé Collection or Rosé Prestige experience for glasses of Louis Pommery England Rosé or Pommery Brut Rosé Royal.
Where: Leonardo Royal Hotel London St Paul’s, 10 Godliman Street, London EC4V 5AJ
Leonardo Royal Hotel Tower Bridge, 45 Prescot Street, London E1 8GP
Leonardo Royal Hotel London City, 8–14 Cooper’s Row, London EC3N 2BQ.
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5. For A New Opening: Browns Brasserie & Bar, West India Quay
The Lowdown: Opening on 16th July following an extensive refurbishment, Browns Brasserie & Bar at West India Quay brings fresh interiors to one of Canary Wharf’s most historic waterfront buildings. Located inside a Grade I listed former sugar warehouse, the restaurant combines heritage architecture with contemporary dining, complete with a spacious waterside terrace overlooking the docks. It’s set to become one of East London’s standout destinations for relaxed lunches, evening drinks and weekend dining.
What to Eat & Drink: Expect Browns’ signature all-day brasserie menu featuring premium steaks, fresh seafood, seasonal British classics and indulgent desserts, alongside expertly mixed cocktails and an extensive wine list. The large terrace also makes it an ideal spot for summer drinks by the water.
Where: Hertsmere Road, West India Quay, Canary Wharf, London E14
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London’s restaurant scene is constantly evolving, with exciting openings, seasonal menus and creative collaborations appearing across the capital every week. If you’re looking for 5 places to eat that are genuinely worth your time, consider this your starting point for the week ahead.
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