Chefs from Two Tribes Brewery will be sizzling up BBQ dishes over a wood fire, such as flame grilled bavette steak, and oyster mushroom tacos – plus a special roast on Sundays. The canalside at Hackney Bridge is being turned into a cosy campfire space for winter, housed in a large tent complete with fire pits. ġ November 2022 – 6 January 2023, Two Tribes Campfire It’s set to be a futuristic, neon-lit space which looks down on Broadgate Circle, offering Johnnie Walker cocktails and plenty of dim sum. Opening this November, the pop-up will transport guests centuries into the future, celebrating the launch of Johnnie Walker’s ‘Cities of the Future’ limited-edition Blue Label bottles that mark the brand’s 200 years in whisky. Luke Halls Studio, known for designing mesmerizing stage shows for the likes of Beyoncé and Adele, is behind the new immersive winter terrace at Yauatcha City. Drinks on offer will include a Ramsbury Espresso Martini, and a Hot Gin and Cider Smash.įrom 5 November 2022, Yauatcha City x Johnnie Walker’s Winter Terrace Book an igloo for you and your friends and tuck into a three-course festive feast, or visit the bar for unlimited raclette with sourdough and baguettes, alongside ‘s’mores to toast on your own fire pit. Alongside this, guests can browse Christmas markets, which will offer everything from street food to vintage vinyl and clothes, plus admire the impressive 35-foot tree, adorned with ski accessories and striking neon lights.įrom 9 November 2022, .uk Jimmy Garcia’s Fire and FromageĪt another part of the riverside, on the Southbank, you’ll find a pop-up from Jimmy Garcia, featuring snow domes, raclette and drinks from Ramsbury Single Estate Spirits. Try your hand at the seasonal sport, followed by some post-game refreshments: think hot chocolate, hot toddies and alpine-inspired cocktails. King’s Cross is being transformed into an apres-ski-inspired wonderland this winter, which includes the return of the ever-popular Club Curling. Festive date night, sorted.Īvailable every Thursday, Friday and Saturday from 17 November to 16 December 2022, Christmas at King’s Cross The dinner includes dishes like squash blossom whip with goat’s cheese, pomegranate and walnuts, and courgette spaghetti with pistachio and smoked ricotta – and be sure to save some space for some popcorn, which chef Stefano Motta has added a festive touch to with flavours like black truffle butter, and pumpkin and maple. Enjoy a festive feast before heading upstairs onto a fairy light-bedecked secret terrace, where you’ll be invited to snuggle up in a blanket and watch a Christmas movie, such as The Holiday or Love Actually.
There’s a hidden gem hiding away at Marylebone restaurant Kitchen at Holmes. Guests can also expect top-notch food from a yet to be announced brand.įrom 4 November 2022, Kitchen at Holmes A Moët Hennessy bar will serve signature cocktails, such as the ‘Hot Angel’, Whispering Angel’s take on mulled wine, alongside a Cloudy Bay wine trolley. It will host a range of events throughout the season, from après ski brunch parties to Sunday feasts and screenings of the World Cup. A brand-new terrace launching within One Marylebone Church, the pop-up will be accessed through a flower shop greenhouse and located within a hidden courtyard, which is being decked out with foliage and Persian rugs. Cameras at the ready: new winter garden God’s Garden will be one for Instagram.
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