The UK’s “biggest” Italian restaurant is opening in London next month with space for hundreds of diners.
Juno is set to open at the revived Olympia exhibition centre, which also has a new live music venue and several rooftop eating and drinking destinations.
Juno, named in honour of the Roman queen of the gods, is the next dining space to open over at the revamped Olympia exhibition centre.
The iconic structure’s lavish £1.3billion relaunch has come complete with a 3,800 capacity live music venue and rooftop space full of drinking and dining options.
With space for 265 diners, it’ll launch on October 16, so diners will be able to see then just what Juno has in store.
There will be live music at the weekends and when it comes to food, the menu includes crab linguine, osso buco alla milanese and tiramisu.
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There will also be a special pizza counter where people can watch the chefs in action, with space for 10 diners.
The restaurant promises: “this is a house of celebration. Big tables. Flowing wine. Food made for sharing.”
As well as Juno, Olympia has recently launched Mexican-styled Bar Arriba, Japanese cocktail bar Wolves of Tokyo and an English small plates restaurant called Lillie’s.
Its rooftop is also home to a food court called Arbour, with Fry Baby, which will serve gourmet fried chicken, a “farm-to-fork” diner called The Rambler, Whammy Burger for smash burgers and coffee and pastry spot Café Modo.
Olympia’s flagship restaurant is Idalia, which opened in Olympia’s Grade-II*-listed Victorian Pillar Hall earlier this year.
Inspired by an English country house, Idalia is draped with greenery and flanked by Corinthian columns.
It is next to the speakeasy-style Pepperbird cocktail bar.
Juno is located at 50 Hammersmith Road, Olympia, W14 8UD.
It will be opening its doors on October 16.
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