Outside seating planned at new Greenwich restaurant

Developer and owner of much Greenwich peninsula land Knight Dragon have applied for an outside seating area in advance of a new restaurant.

There are two buildings, with the other currently comprised of the Now Gallery, marketing area and café.

Taken October 2020

A canopy linking the two buildings will provide shelter.

The site is in the shadow of the forthcoming Design District – covered here – which is set to complete later this year.

Overview of site

As for the new restaurant, Knight Dragon’s application states: “It is anticipated that a new restaurant tenant will soon be occupying the existing unit (Use Class E). In order to enhance their trading potential and to assist in providing a Covid-19 secure environment, the creation of an external dining terrace is proposed.”

I’ll keep an eye out to see what that restaurant will be.

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3 thoughts on “Outside seating planned at new Greenwich restaurant”

  • Mr. Derek Small

    For a design district it deserves to be an Indie, (Indie not Indian) but u can bet your bottom dollar it won’t be, it’ll be a chain and poss branded as a TV chef if they haven’t all gone bust yet. Just gotta hope its not a BK, McD or KFC. The new Roxburger restaurant along the front of River Gardens Greenwich (which u covered back in May Murky) is now open for biz. I saw them open the other night for done in burgers (sorry, dine in haha!) and take out. Anybody tried them yet?

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    • It could be. I havnt been in a while. It doesn’t say retrospective in the planning app. Will take another look in the morning.

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