Opening in April, it brings together 14 cool concepts.
London is home to amazing food halls, which showcase food from around the world. Now, it is set to welcome BoxHall City, which will showcase a colourful collection of cuisines. Opening on 10 April, it will be located in Liverpool Street in the City of London.
BoxHall City is a spin-off of Boxpark, which can already be found in Camden, Croydon, Shoreditch and Wembley. This marks an expansion of the project, and the first BoxHall in London. Drawing inspiration from food halls in New York, BoxHall City will bring together families, friends and, of course, foodies.
The space will be located in The Metropolitan Arcade, which was previously facing demolition during the 1980s and has now been renovated. The venue will boast a rooftop terrace with views across London. Plus, the Kitchen No.8 space will welcome chefs who want to test out ideas.
BoxHall City includes 14 concepts, which offer a wide range of food and drinks. The bar will offer cocktails, fine wines, premium beers and non-alcoholic drinks. One of the concepts includes the FACT Dining Award London 2025 nominated Sourdough Sophia, which specialises in freshly baked breads.
Baked Bird will open its first physical location, and offer baked chicken. Boki Coffee is an independent all-day coffee shop. Burger & Beyond brings together a range of burgers. Club Mexicana is a plant-based Mexican street food restaurant. Eggslut is excellent for egg lovers, and showcases egg-based brunch dishes.
Farzi’s original restaurant can be found in St James, and will be expanding its fine dining Indian experience. Gaucho is famous for its Argentina and Latin American flavours. Inamo Sukoshi showcases sushi and fusion street food.
Little Bao Boy serves homemade bao buns. Nativo can already be found in Elephant and Castle and Peckham, and creates Japanese and Latin dishes. Old Chang Kee is a Singaporean street food restaurant. Soft Serve Society is a dessert parlour serving ice cream and sundaes.
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GO: Visit www.boxhall.co.uk for more information.