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The OWO
- Test Driving Kioku by Endo - the sushi master takes over the rooftop of The OWO with a spectacular restaurant
Kioku by Endo has opened at the top of the spectacular building that's The OWO in Whitehall. We went up to the rooftop to see if Endo Kazutoshi is the one to open the hit that The OWO really needs.
- Test Driving Café Lapérouse - a Parisian import to Whitehall
The glamorous offshoot of a classic Paris restaurant has arrived at The OWO in London. We went to check it out.
- Test Driving Mauro Colagreco at Raffles London at The OWO - our first taste of London's newest luxury hotel
His restaurant in the south of France topped the World's 50 Best list and won three Michelin stars. Now chef Mauro Cologreco has opened three restaurants at once in London. We went to try the fine dining one.
- Café Lapérouse is coming to London, opening at the OWO in Whitehall
23/9/23 - Updated with the opening date
It's all hotting up at the OWO. The massive revamp of the Old War Office, adds a new Raffles hotel to London not to mention upcoming restaurants from Mirazur's Mauro Colagreco as well as the arrival of
... - The Guards Bar and Lounge brings Singapore Slings and high-end cognac to Raffles London at the OWO
We're gearing up for the launch of The OWO and Raffles London at The OWO which, as you'll have read here, is packed full of new bars and restaurants. The latest we're hearing about is The Guards Bar and Lounge which is the first of two bars opening on the hotel side.
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... - Milan's Langosteria seafood restaurant is the latest to join The OWO
The OWO is going to be a big new opening. AKA The Old War Office, the building is headed up by a Raffles hotel but it's also adding nine new restaurants and three bars. They're quite the bunch too, including Mirazur's Mauro Colagreco, Milan restaurant Paper Moon, the Parisian Café Lapérouse and Endo Kazutoshi's rooftop restaurant.
Next to join them is another Milan restaurant, Langosteria, which is being described as a "fashion-world haunt" in its original location.
