The Best New London Restaurant Openings For July 2026
Summer isn’t slowing down, and neither is London’s restaurant scene. July is shaping up to be one of the most diverse months of the year for openings, with everything from long-awaited international arrivals and neighbourhood wine bars to Californian comfort food, Persian feasting and some seriously exciting barbecue. Whether you’re planning your next booking or simply looking for somewhere new to add to your ever-growing list, these are the London openings to have firmly on your radar this July.
Langosteria
After a long wait, Milan’s celebrated seafood restaurant finally arrives in London at The OWO. Known for luxurious Italian seafood and elegant hospitality, Langosteria promises everything from pristine crudo to blue lobster, bringing one of Italy’s most acclaimed dining destinations to Whitehall.
When: 1 july
Where: The OWO, 57 Whitehall, London SW1A 2BX
Website: www.langosteria.com
Johnny Boy’s
LA native Julian Denis, the founder of Facing Heaven and Easy 8, is opening Johnny Boy’s, a California-inspired neighbourhood restaurant celebrating the family-run eateries of Southern California. Think breakfast burritos, patty melts, crab tostadas, bottomless filter coffee and proper SoCal comfort food.
When: 4 July
Where: 3 Northwold Road, London N16 7HL
Website: www.eatatjohnnyboys.com
Roost
Forest Gate’s railway arches are getting a serious barbecue upgrade with Roost, a rotisserie restaurant serving corn-fed halal chicken seasoned with a bespoke Algerian spice blend. Alongside rotisserie favourites, expect local beers and cocktails with inventive twists.
When: 4 july
Where: 361 Winchelsea Road, London E7 0AQ
Website: www.roost.london
The Little Neon Door
London’s favourite house-party bar is heading east. The Little Neon Door transforms a Shoreditch warehouse into the ultimate flatshare, complete with kitchen discos, karaoke bathrooms, fancy dress cupboards, games rooms and cocktails served in gloriously unconventional vessels.
When: 6 July
Where: 91–93 Great Eastern Street, London EC2A 3HZ
Website: www.thelittleneondoor.co.uk
Brasserie Olivia
Making its international debut in Chelsea, Brasserie Olivia comes from Parisian hospitality group La Nouvelle Garde. The all-day brasserie promises classic French cooking rooted in seasonality, while downstairs, Venus Bar will serve inventive cocktails in a speakeasy-inspired setting.
When: 9 July
Where: One Sloane Square, London SW1W
Website: www.lanouvellegarde.com
Miokuru
British seafood meets Japanese technique at Miokuru, Soho’s new 20-seat counter restaurant. Handrolls, sashimi and premium London-brewed sake are the focus, with seasonal British produce transformed into refined Japanese-inspired dishes.
When: 13 july
Where: Warwick Street, Soho, London W1
Website: www.miokuru.co.uk
Bar Blondie
Queen’s Park’s beloved Milk Beach is entering a new chapter with Bar Blondie, a neighbourhood wine bar from award-winning sommelier Alexandra Price and Elliot Milne. Inspired by southern Europe, it’ll pair a 200-bin wine list with Italian and French cooking, alongside live music, tastings and cultural events.
When: 14 july
Where: 19–21 Lonsdale Road, London NW6 6RD
Website: www.barblondie.co.uk
Soraya
The Pachamama Group is introducing its largest London restaurant yet with Soraya, a Persian restaurant opening in Marylebone. Expect saffron-laced breakfasts, kebabs, flatbreads, generous sharing dishes and a rotating selection of cheesecakes.
When: 15 July
Where: 96 George Street, London W1U 8AF
Website: www.sorayarestaurant.com
Kismet
One of July’s most exciting openings comes from restaurateur Dom Hamdy and chef Keiran Mustafa, who are bringing the spirit of Istanbul’s traditional meyhanes to Borough Market. Expect generous meze, mangal-grilled kebabs, Turkish wines, raki and weekly live music.
When: 16 July
Where: Above The Globe Tavern, Borough Market, London SE1
Website: www.kismet.london
Stubby’s
From the team behind These Days Bar & Kitchen comes Stubby’s, an all-day café, sandwich shop, deli and wine bar bringing Australian café culture to Parsons Green. Expect standout sandwiches, excellent coffee, natural wine and a neighbourhood feel from breakfast through to evening drinks.
When: 17 july
Where: Parsons Green Lane, London SW6
Website: www.instagram.com
Uncle Hon’s BBQ
Following a string of acclaimed pop-ups, Man Hon Luk is opening his first permanent restaurant in Hackney Wick. Uncle Hon’s BBQ combines Texas smoking techniques with East Asian flavours, serving low-and-slow meats, inventive sides and a music-led atmosphere.
When: 17 july
Where: The White Building, Unit 7 Queen’s Yard, London E9 5EN
Website: www.unclehonsbbq.com
Coppa Club London Bridge
Coppa Club is opening its biggest London venue yet beside Tower Bridge. Spread across two floors with a wraparound riverside terrace, it’ll combine café, restaurant, workspace and cocktail bar in one impressive new opening.
When: 23 july
Where: 2 More London Place, London SE1 2JP
Website: www.coppaclub.co.uk
TOAD Bakery Deptford
After building a cult following in Camberwell, TOAD Bakery is opening its second site in Deptford. The larger bakery will feature an open kitchen, more room for its award-winning pastries and breads, and expanded opportunities for aspiring bakers.
When: july
Where: Restaurant 1, St Paul’s House, 3 Market Yard, London SE8 4BX
Website: www.toadbakery.com
Go Greek Yogurt
Fresh from successful launches across the US and the Middle East, Go Greek Yogurt is bringing its self-serve frozen yoghurt concept to Mayfair. Expect frozen yoghurt, smoothies, Greek bowls and plenty of toppings just in time for summer.
When: july
Where: 36 South Molton Street, London W1K 5RH
Website: www.gogreekyogurt.com
London Épicerie
From the founders of London Cheesemongers comes London Épicerie, a modern neighbourhood food store bringing together artisan cheese, seasonal produce, fresh bread, charcuterie, wine and pantry essentials under one roof. Designed to bridge the gap between convenience and specialist food retail, it’s one of Belgravia’s most exciting new openings.
When: july
Where: Ebury Street, Belgravia, London SW1
Website: www.londonepicerie.co.uk
