• Le Bab, Where The Pancakes Are, Poke House, Clean Kitchen Club, Gordon Ramsay’s Bread Street Kitchen & Bar, Paris Baguette, Joe & The Juice and Starbucks® to open inside the Power Station this year
• Authentic Malaysian restaurant, Roti King, will also be joining the exciting mix of cafés, bars and restaurants already open in Circus West Village
• 2022 is set to be the biggest year yet in the regeneration of Battersea Power Station with the iconic Grade II* listed building opening its doors to the public from September

21 February 2022

New food, drink and leisure brands set to open in the iconic Battersea Power Station visit the London landmark ahead of the building opening to the public in September 2022. [L-R Clean Kitchen Club, Bounce, Le Bab (x2), Where The Pancakes Are, Sam Cotton, Head of Leasing at Battersea Power Station, Poke House and Clean Kitchen Club]
Image credit: Brendan Bell

Battersea Power Station is delighted to unveil the first tranche of cafés, bars and restaurants set to open their doors inside the Grade II* Listed Power Station from September 2022. Visitors to this exciting culinary hotspot for London will be able to enjoy a variety of British and international eateries with Le Bab, Where The Pancakes Are, Poke House, Clean Kitchen Club, Paris Baguette, Joe & The Juice and Starbucks® joining the Power Station line-up. Following the opening of Street Pizza in Circus West Village, the exciting riverside neighbourhood at the foot of the Power Station, Gordon Ramsay will also be opening, Bread Street Kitchen & Bar, inside the Grade II* listed building.

Battersea Power Station’s food and drink offering will be located in the historic Turbine Halls and Boiler House. Complemented by the 14 cafés, bars and restaurants already open in Circus West Village, including authentic Malaysian restaurant, Roti King, which will be opening its doors in the coming months, it will be the ‘must visit’ destination for foodies. With cuisines from around the globe including Hawaiian inspired poke bowls at Poke House, traditional British cuisine at Gordon Ramsay’s Bread Street Kitchen, Middle Eastern kebabs with a modern twist at Le Bab, sweet and savoury pancakes at Where The Pancakes Are and delicious vegan dishes at Clean Kitchen Club, visitors will be spoilt for choice.

Coffee fanatics will be pleased to hear that Starbucks® is opening a new coffeehouse inside the Power Station and visitors craving freshly squeezed juices, healthy sandwiches and coffee will be able to pop into a new Joe & The Juice branch.

A c. 20,000 sq. ft Food Hall offering an all-day dining experience will also be opening in the Boiler House at the heart of the Power Station. More details on this will follow shortly.

New food, drink and leisure brands set to open at Battersea Power Station from September 2022 visit Turbine Hall A inside the London landmark [L-R Sam Cotton, Head of Leasing at Battersea Power Station, Le Bab (x3), Bounce, Where The Pancakes Are, Poke House and Clean Kitchen Club]
Image credit: Brendan Bell

Joining the Power Station’s leisure offering, State of Play Hospitality’s, Bounce, ‘the home of ping pong’ will be opening its first venue in the UK for seven years within Turbine Hall B. The new and unique site will showcase an entirely new look and feel for the brand, and will offer 11 gaming areas, a central cocktail bar and a private room. As well as ping pong, Bounce Battersea Power Station will also offer several Wonderball tables, which use laser mapping technology to create various interactive games.

These newly announced brands will join a strong line-up of retailers already set to open their doors at Battersea Power Station next year, including Ray-Ban, Ralph Lauren, Tommy Hilfiger, The Kooples, Aēsop, Calvin Klein, Hugo Boss, MAC Cosmetics, Space NK, Watches of Switzerland, Jo Malone, boxing gym, BXR and The Cinema at The Power Station, a new cinema and private members club, with sister sites including The Cinema at Selfridges and The Cinema in The Arches located in Circus West Village.

Sam Cotton, Head of Leasing at Battersea Power Station Development Company, said:
“Battersea Power Station has emerged as one of London’s leading food and drink destinations and this will only become stronger with the great mix of cafés, bars and restaurants opening inside the Power Station, creating thousands of new jobs for the immediate and wider local communities. We are delivering something incredibly unique for the capital and are confident visitors to Battersea Power Station will be excited by the variety of cuisines that will be on offer. We have an exciting year ahead of us as we countdown to the Power Station opening and further retail, leisure and dining concepts to announce, so watch this space!”

Stephen Tozer, Co-Founder of Le Bab, said:
“Housing one of our places in such an iconic, inspirational piece of architecture is a bit of a dream and we feel really lucky to be a part of the Battersea Power Station story. The Power Station and surrounding area feels like the biggest regeneration project that’s happened in the last decade that I’ve lived in London. I’ve actually been a neighbour to the Power Station for years and so I know first-hand just how huge this is going to be for this part of the capital. Seeing it all evolve and develop from the inside has been an incredible journey!”

Patricia Trijbits, Founder of Where The Pancakes Are, said:
“At Where The Pancakes Are we love being part of an exciting urban landscape and community. With two restaurants in quintessential London destinations, near Borough Market and Charlotte Street, to open our next one in Battersea Power Station is the stuff of dreams. It took guts and belief to build the station in 1929, it took guts and belief to resurrect it with even greater inspiration today. We’re immensely proud to have been invited to join this titanic masterpiece and will add our bit by doing what we’re really good at: nourishing pancakes, great coffees and uplifting cocktails.”

Mikey Pearce, Co-Founder and CEO of Clean Kitchen Club, said:
“This opening is incredibly huge for us and will definitely go down in Clean Kitchen history! We’re growing rapidly and to be included in Battersea Power Station’s restaurant line up, is a fantastic achievement for us and something we’re immensely proud of. Having grown up just across the river, opening a restaurant inside an iconic London landmark which I’ve seen transform into a new neighbourhood over the years is a real pinch me moment! Serving good tasting and healthy plant-based food is our heartland and we can’t wait to invite people through our doors at Battersea Power Station so they can taste what we have to offer.”

Matteo Pichi, Co-Founder and CEO of Poke House, said:
“I am thrilled to be opening Poke House in such a vibrant and inspiring location. Poke House is rapidly expanding throughout the world, with stores in five different countries and in each one we are preparing delicious, hand-made, healthy products giving our customers the option to dine guilt free. We believe Battersea Power Station is the perfect location for our store as we aim to be present where the next generations are spending their time.”

Toby Harris, CEO of State of Play Hospitality, said:
“We’re very excited to be opening a new Bounce in the Power Station which has to be the most eagerly awaited development in London of our lifetimes. The launch of Bounce in 2012 represented the start of the State of Play journey and it feels fitting than almost exactly ten years on we’ll be opening an all new version in an extraordinary setting.”

Once completed, Battersea Power Station will form the centrepiece of a new ‘15-minute’ live, work and play neighbourhood, which will act as a town centre for the immediate and wider local communities, a new business quarter for the capital and a leisure destination for Londoners and international visitors. The Power Station will be home to 254 residential apartments, over 100 retail shops, restaurants and cafés, including an 20,000 sq ft food hall, office and unique event spaces, as well as a Chimney Lift Experience offering 360° views from the top of the Power Station’s North West chimney.

The culinary experience will continue on a new high street, Electric Boulevard, which runs from the south of the Power Station, between the stunning Frank Gehry designed Prospect Place and Foster + Partners’ Battersea Roof Gardens. Electric Boulevard will offer a mix of bars and restaurants, office space, shops, a park, community centre and an exciting new 164 room hotel from art’otel®, the brand’s first hotel to open in London.

Circus West Village, the first chapter in the regeneration of Battersea Power Station, is already home to over 1,700 residents and more than 20 bars, restaurants, cafés, fitness and leisure offerings including Gordon Ramsay’s Street Pizza, Francesco Mazzei’s Fiume, The Turbine Theatre, Be Military Fit, DNA VR, Black Sheep Coffee, Boom Cycle and The Cinema in The Arches. The thriving riverside neighbourhood usually welcomes over three million people each year thanks to its annual events programme with highlights including the Light Festival at Battersea Power Station, which is currently taking place until 27th February 2022.

Follow @BatterseaPwrStn to keep up with the latest news and events at Battersea Power Station and visit www.batterseapowerstation.co.uk to find out more.

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