Year in Eater
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Eater London’s Year in Review, 2022
Presenting the definitive year in review: From the best meals, openings, and standbys to the saddest closures and biggest hopes for the year ahead
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The Biggest Hopes for London Restaurants in 2023
Where can they, and their diners, find some joy in the next 12 months?
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Look Into London’s Restaurant Crystal Ball for 2023
Eater editors and writers look forward into another uncertain year
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The Restaurant Openings to Look Forward to in 2023
London’s most interesting upcoming restaurant openings of 2023
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The Biggest London Restaurant Surprises in 2022
Outstanding pop-ups, a lack of chaotic evil eating in a food hall, and a hidden gem of a summer bar
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The Saddest Restaurant Closures of 2022
The restaurants London lost, and why diners miss them
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The London Restaurant Standbys of 2022
The restaurants that Eater London’s staff, contributors, and friends frequented over and over again.
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The Biggest London Restaurant Stories of the Year — And 14 You May Have Missed
The food news that caught people’s attention in 2022
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How 2021 Changed London Dining
A look back on a year of consolidation, survival, and for some, growth
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The Most Exciting Restaurant Newcomers of 2021
As the London restaurant opening cycle kicked back up, who stood out?
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The Biggest Hopes for London Restaurants in 2022
Survival, a reframing of what’s important, and greater focus on labour
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Look Into London’s Restaurant Crystal Ball for 2022
Eater editors and writers look forward into another uncertain year
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The Restaurant (Re)Openings to Look Forward to in 2022
London’s most interesting upcoming restaurant openings of 2021
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Where Should the London Restaurant World Go From Here?
How the industry should rebuild in 2022
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The Saddest Restaurant Closures of 2021
Tasteless cultural appropriation, misdirected focus on national cuisines, and menus still being explained
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The Best and Worst Food Tweets of 2021
Nigella Lawson’s crisp cauldron, Paddington’s marmalade, and the tweets that shattered food media