Three reasons to visit Feya’s new Marble Arch location

Well firstly, you need to get to know the name chef Zahra Khan. Not only was she named one of Forbes’ 30 Under 30 in 2021, but she graduated from celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay's culinary school. So you know the food is good, very good. Returning visitors may be familiar with the brunch options, all-day eats and French patisserie options. However, the new spot has a few modern influences from across the globe. So expect the likes of prawn tempura, meatballs, lamb shank, miso cod and Moroccan chicken. Then from Thursday to Sunday, you’ve got brunch and dinner served with a side of live entertainment. 

If you’re swayed by a good mural or two, then this is your spot. Snap Instagram pics (or reels now) with Ramona Pintea’s art as your backdrop. Her images and the ‘Wear Your Crown’ movement reflect the restaurant’s approach to female empowerment and mission to bridge the gender pay gap in the hospitality industry. She’s created not one, but two colourful murals, as well as a unique light fitting. The ‘Hand of Inspiration’ symbolises a spark of imagination, which encourages women to be inspired to be creative. Pretty nice, that. 

To keep things interesting, Feya Marble Arch has something completely different from its sister sites. It’s the first location to launch a new and innovative concept, inspired by modern graffiti artwork. Feya Underground comes plastered in glow-in-the-dark graffiti and wall art, making it an uber-cool space for getting stuck into classic street food (like burgers, chicken strips and fries). Plus, it’s hidden away from the main restaurant, so you’ll feel like a proper VIP once you find it. Make sure to swing by for a bite to eat in a slightly more unusual spot. 

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