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South London's new rooftop to know about, plus London's best bar right now and the tastiest dumplings in the city LONDON RESTAURANT OF THE WEEK: SEABIRD, SOUTHWARK South London's new rooftop to know about The fact that Seabird is part of the new Hoxton Southwark is only part of the picture. Because the quickly expanding design hotel group has joined forces with buzzy Brooklyn joint Maison Premiere to create its fish-focused rooftop restaurant. And it shows. While the Hoxtons aren't known first for their food, the New York bar is famous for its award-winning cocktails, seafood platters and party atmosphere. And this flashy new spot comes with a palm-fringed terrace and views that stretch from The Shard across the river to Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament. But it's also a much larger restaurant project than its Brooklyn brother. Inside there's a huge marble-topped raw bar stacked with crab and lobster (the bamboo stools here are the ones to try and book). And an in-house oyster expert is on hand to guide you through a wide selection of bivalves – the perfect way to kick things off before diving into the Basque-inspired menu. This is an impressive date spot if you want to bring out the big guns. Click here to find out if the food matches the views The best bars in London right now A craft beer bar in Dalston suitable for both bearded hipsters and their cocktail-sipping friends Where to eat dumplings in the capital For National Dumpling Day, Instagram sensation Clerkenwell Boy rounded up the best spots to get your fix THE SPOT TAKING STREET FOOD TO NEW LEVELS They're putting an east African spin on the classics The 16 best restaurants in Mayfair From Michelin-starred tapas to colourful Mexican fine-dining Received this email from a friend? Subscribe here   View this email in your browser   Update your email preferences   |   Unsubscribe   Questions about this email? Contact datacontroller@condenast.co.uk Condé Nast Digital 1 Hanover Square, London W1S 1JU © The Condé Nast Publications Ltd Our Privacy Policy