Our latest places to eat this week, from exciting new restaurant openings to limited-time summer menus and hidden alfresco gems, London’s dining scene is making the most of the season. Whether you’re after Caribbean flavours in Camden, Japanese counter dining in Soho or a Michelin-starred summer special, these are the five restaurants to have on your radar this week.
1. For A Relaxed Lunch: Fuente Mareida
The Lowdown: Contemporary Chilean restaurant Mareida has launched Fuente Mareida, a new daytime deli inspired by founders Prenay and Benjamin’s Chilean heritage and the country’s beloved fuente culture. Open from 11am, the concept celebrates the casual sandwich shops found across Chile, serving freshly made sandwiches, baked treats and a dedicated drinks menu designed for leisurely lunches.
What to Eat & Drink: Start with Merken-spiced cookies or classic Alfajores before ordering the Ave Pimentón, packed with fried chicken and red pepper mayo on sourdough, or the Chacarero, filled with roast beef, chilli and mayonnaise inside focaccia. Pair your lunch with a freshly squeezed juice, Michelada or one of the restaurant’s signature Pisco cocktails.
Where:60 Great Portland Street, London, W1W 5QA
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2. For London’s Latest Japanese: Miokuru
The Lowdown: Opening on 13th July, Miokuru is Soho’s newest Japanese counter dining experience. The intimate 20-seat restaurant combines premium British seafood with refined Japanese techniques, creating a menu focused on fresh, seasonal ingredients served in a lively open kitchen.
What to Eat & Drink: Look out for Pressed Scallops, Seared Chalkstream Trout Sashimi, and hand rolls including Cornish White Crab with Wild Garlic Mayo and Dry-aged Beef Tartare with Wasabi Mustard & Herbs. Drinks include London-brewed sake, natural wines and cocktails such as the Mezcal Miso Margarita, Melon Sour and rotating keg sake.
Where:7, 8 Warwick St, London W1B 5LU
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3. For Caribbean fun: Rum Kitchen Camden
The Lowdown: Rum Kitchen has opened its newest venue in Camden, bringing Caribbean-inspired food, tropical cocktails and late-night DJs to Inverness Street. Expect a vibrant atmosphere from day to night, with live music, reggae, dancehall and hip-hop soundtracking the weekends.
What to Eat & Drink: Order small plates including Salt Cod Fritters, Oxtail Croquettes and Coconut Prawns, before moving onto signature Jerk Chicken, Beef Ribs or Caribbean-inspired pizzas. Wash it all down with the Rumbustion Colada, Pom Pom Daiquiri, or make the most of happy hour with two cocktails for £12.
Where:6 Inverness Street, NW1 7HJ
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4.For a Summer Terrace: Osteria Angelina Summer
The Lowdown: Osteria Angelina has unveiled its beautiful new summer terrace overlooking Blossom Street, offering one of East London’s most stylish alfresco dining spots. The Italian-Japanese restaurant pairs seasonal ingredients with elegant outdoor dining throughout the warmer months.
What to Eat & Drink: Highlights include Scallop with Blood Orange & Soy Burnt Butter, Sicilian Prawn with Cucumber & Rice Furikake, Courgette Flower with Miso Ricotta, and Tagliolini with Matcha, Tuna & Caviar. Sip on a refreshing Riso & Rosmarino Spritz or the restaurant’s signature Kombu Martini.
Where:1 Nicholls Clarke Yard, SPITALFIELDS, E1 6SH
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5. For Summer Suya Sessions: Chishuru
The Lowdown: Launching on 22nd July, Michelin-starred Chishuru introduces Summer Suya Sessions, a relaxed à la carte menu inspired by Nigeria’s famous street-side grills. Running throughout the summer, the new format allows diners to mix and match dishes in a more casual setting.
What to Eat & Drink: Expect Suya-Spiced Bavette, Lamb Tongue with Green Strawberries, Whole Prawns with Yaji Butter, Chicken Offal Sausages with Plantain Molasses, and the standout Spaghetti Jollof. Pair your meal with a Yaji Pineapple Margarita or the unique Push Me, I Push You cocktail featuring two contrasting ògógóró serves.
Where: 3 Great Titchfield Street, London W1W 8AX
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