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A shopping experience in the heart of King’s Cross, a shopping street with shops, cafes, bars and restaurants at the heart of King’s Cross. With its canalside setting, Victorian architecture and beautiful new public squares as a backdrop, Coal Drops Yard brings...
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The Stable Street units occupy the ground floor of the Western Transit Shed opposite Coal Drops Yard. The entrances face onto the amenities of Lewis Cubitt Square and Lewis Cubitt Park opposite.
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Wed Aug 06 2025
Luxury outerwear brand de Savary London is set to open its first-ever pop-up store at 322 King's Road in Chelsea, London, part of the Sloane Stanley Estate. Open until the end of the year, the 1,644 sq ft store will be the brand's first bricks-and-mortar space and offer its full collections of leather jackets, wool coats, tops, and trousers. The opening will add to a busy year of retail and pop-up activity across the Sloane Stanley Estate.
Wed Aug 06 2025
Asian supermarket Starry Mart has opened its first store in East London at London Dock in Wapping. This marks the retailer's sixth store to be launched in the UK, following successful openings in locations including Canterbury, Colchester, Fulham, and Wandsworth. Starry Mart – which originally only offered its products to UK customers online – specialises in food and beverages from countries including China, Japan, and Korea, alongside some South East Asian countries.
Mon Aug 04 2025
Chinese hot pot concept Yangguofo Malatang (YGF Malatang) is set to open its first restaurant in London's West End at 47-49 Charing Cross Road in Chinatown. The concept operates nearly 7,000 restaurants worldwide, making it the largest malatang brand globally. The new Chinatown location will span over 3,200 sq ft and be the operator's first London flagship. Originating from China’s Sichuan street food stalls, YGF Malatang looks to deliver a twist on the traditional hot pot by allowing diners to customise their own bowls.