London Casual-Dining Pioneer to Open Third Site South of the Thames
Greek yogurt and Aleppo chili served just down the street from Shakespeare's Globe.
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Caravan, which pioneered casual, all-day dining in London, will open a third location south of the River Thames near the Tate Modern art gallery.
The restaurant, bar and coffee roastery, owned by three friends from New Zealand, is taking over the ground floor of what was a late-19th-century metal factory, the company's owners said. The 4,000 square-foot site has a dining area that can seat 140 guests, plus a standalone bar.