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New Pop-Up To Open On The Roof of Old BBC Television Centre Car Park

By Jonathan Hatchman, Food Editor, @TLE_Food Set to launch on July 31st, Storeys is an exciting new London pop-up. We’ve already heard of car parks making the ideal setting for a great food and drink experience with incredible views, yet none are placed within locations as iconic as the BBC Car Park at their old […]

Jon Hatchman by Jon Hatchman
2015-07-20 12:37
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By Jonathan Hatchman, Food Editor, @TLE_Food

Set to launch on July 31st, Storeys is an exciting new London pop-up. We’ve already heard of car parks making the ideal setting for a great food and drink experience with incredible views, yet none are placed within locations as iconic as the BBC Car Park at their old White City Television Centre.

Set up by event company Afternoon Delight LDN, Storeys will feature some of the UK’s most popular street food vendors such as; Caribbean street food with a twist -White Men Can’t Jerk, Crabbieshack, Randy’s Wing Bar, Le Bun, En Brochette, Aji Ceviche, and more yet to be announced.

Elsewhere within the vast two-level space, a number of Cocktails will also be on offer from Rum Shack, while Storeys will be open for Bruch on Saturday and Sunday mornings and doors will open from 5pm on Friday evenings with a range of DJs on hand to sound track your evening.

Storeys can be found at Multi Storey Car Park, Television Centre, Wood Lane, London, W12 7RJ and further information can be found at storeys.london.

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