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Noci


Islington-based pasta restaurant Noci is to open in London’s Battersea Power Station. Small plates, Sicilian street food snacks and cocktails on tap will be available.


Opening 16 May Typical dishes Saffron and nduja arancini, charred octopus salad with lemon dressed potatoes; brown butter cacio e pepe ziti Address Battersea Power Station, Circus Road West, London SW11 8AL Website https://nocirestaurant.co.uk


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Radisson Hotel York


Radisson has opened in York. It is the group’s second Radisson-branded hotel in the UK. The 200-bedroom property is located in an eight-storey city-centre building and features self-service check-in desks, the Paddle Room restaurant and parking spaces for up to 51 cars.


Opened 17 April Room rate £108 Address North Street, York Y01 6JF Website www.radissonhotels.com


These Days Aperitivo bar


Oli Man, founder of wine and fruit spritz brand These Days, will be opening an aperitivo bar in an old archway in London’s Bermondsey. Bar snacks will be supplied by St John Bakery and Neal’s Yard Dairy. The 50-cover bar includes an outdoor terrace that will be open for the summer months.


Opening 11 May Typical dishes Bread and oil; charcuterie; olives Address 100 Druid Street, London SE1 2AN Social @thesedaysdrinks


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