BOXPARK - The iconic East London hot spot welcomes further food traders including What The Pitta, Co

Boxpark, innovators of the world’s first pop-up mall, are set to unveil major developments at Boxpark Shoreditch from 8th June 2017. Featuring a variety of new food operators including Coqfighter, Poptata and Osteria Della Pasta plus retail traders including The Camden Watch Co., Papersmiths and more. Boxpark will also showcase a new-look terrace for the summer season.

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Taking control of the top floor are fantastic spots for the food lover, including fried chicken and beer favourites Coqfighter, fresh off the back of the success of their first permanent site at Boxpark Croydon. Also coming from Boxpark’s south London sister site are premium chipmakers Poptata, whilst new faces include divine sweet treats and bubble waffles from Taiwan in the form of Nosteagia. Brand new to Boxpark are Osteria Della Pasta, a new Italian street food project from The Lavender owners in Battersea. Vegan Döner specialists, What The Pitta are set to open their second home with Boxpark and Boxpark Shoreditch favourites, Cook Daily will open up in a double unit. Meanwhile creperie and galetterie Les Deux Amies will bring their incredible buckwheat varieties of sweet and savoury pancakes on the ground floor. The top floor refit includes a brand new events space, housing a jam packed summer program of talks, music and more. Roger Wade, CEO and founder, Boxpark comments: "We're pleased to open up our new upper deck at Boxpark Shoreditch and welcome new traders and retailers into the space. We've taken care to improve the experience for our customers, with improved heating, lighting and undercover space, inviting all to eat, drink and play in their Boxpark." Occupying the ground floor are a variety of burgeoning brands that include design-led stationery startup Papersmiths, following the success of their Bristol store with the first foray into the capital, now calling London home at Boxpark Shoreditch. Then there’s The Camden Watch Co., bringing their industrial-inspired timepieces from North to East London with their very own pop up, firmly rooted in the capital with every watch named after a historic bus route.