London's Getting A New Music And Food Hub

Flat Iron Square
Courtesy of Flat Iron Square

A new food and music hub is opening in Bankside, among six railway arches and Devonshire House, a grade II listed building. The restored Georgian townhouse will feature a cocktail bar, an events space and private dining rooms. Within the main part of the complex will be a variety of food offerings and music/entertainment venues, including an all-day California brunch eatery, plus food trucks and other yums.

The space will be eclectic and unique, with the vibe of a European street fair. Future plans include the possibility of a flea market and art exhibitions.

Network Rail is the landlord and is leasing the site to Flat Iron Square for 25 years. Network Rail is undertaking a refurbishment of the site.

Flat Iron Square will open next month.

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