Banook Bagels, East Dulwich:
Banook started in 2023 to offer a staple food missing south of the river: bagels. Beginning life in an industrial warehouse on Latona Road in Peckham, founders Ashley and Dave are now moving their bagel operation to East Dulwich Road in East Dulwich.
The move marks an exciting step in their plans to grow the business and increase footfall, with more seating space and an expanded menu in the works. Their menu features plain bagels, sesame bagels, and their most popular option, the “everything bagel.”
Opening spring 2026.
East Dulwich Road (exact location to be confirmed)
The Prince Regent, Herne Hill:
Recently renovated and under new ownership, The Prince Regent in Herne Hill is now ready to re-open its doors. Urban Pubs and Bars have taken over the space after their success at The Sun in Camberwell and Brixton’s Canova Hall.
After reopening on 19 February, the pub is bringing Sunday roasts, crafted cocktails and local brews back to the neighbourhood.
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69 Dulwich Rd, London, SE24 0NJ
https://www.urbanpubsandbars.com/venues/the-prince-regent
Antro, Brixton:
A South American inspired bar and restaurant has opened on Brixton’s Acre Lane.
The family-run spot has transformed the old Barrio location into a tropical paradise, offering cocktails, DJ sets and casual dining.
They are open until 2:30am on Friday and Saturday nights, providing a new and inclusive late night spot.
30 Acre Lane, Brixton, SW2 5SG
Catered by Clink, Brixton:
The Clink Charity, who run HMP Brixton’s restaurant, have launched a nationwide catering and bakery service. The charity supports the rehabilitation and training of inmates at HMP Brixton in and young people at risk of offending.
The Catered by Clink catering menu spans breakfast, lunch and canapé boxes, with ready-to-serve pastry platters, finger sandwiches and canapé selections. A lunch spread, serving 10 – 12 people is £265, or a bakery box with an eight inch cake is £55.
Up Lates at Servesmiths, Lewisham:
Servesmiths Coffee in Catford are bringing back their much-loved vinyl pop-up bar after their initial launch from October to December last year.
It’s now being reintroduced as a monthly affair on the last Friday of each month, featuring a rotation of vinyl-only sets from local DJs. For drinks, there will be a range of cocktails using Catford Gin, beers from Deptford’s Villages Brewery and a selection of natural wines.
7pm on the last Friday of each month
28 Rushey Green, SE6 4JF
Free entry
Ruth’s, Putney:
Putney has just gained a new neighbourhood bistro in a collaboration between two big names on the London food scene.
Callum Ross, who was general manager at The Camberwell Arms and Forza Wine at the National Theatre, has teamed up with Ed Baillieu, who was most recently executive chef at The Hero in London. Their new venture, Ruth’s, is centered around British ingredients, with snacks like oysters, cocktail sausages and fried pickles on offer.
94 Lower Richmond Road, London SW15 1LL
