Vegetarian restaurant Mildreds to open fourth site in Dalston

04 July 2017 by
Vegetarian restaurant Mildreds to open fourth site in Dalston

Vegetarian restaurant Mildreds is set to open a fourth venue in London after securing a site in Dalston, formerly home to Japanese Canteen.

The group, which was founded in 1988 by Jane Muir and Diane Thomas, operates sites in Kings Cross, Soho (pictured) and Camden, and has secured a 3,400 sq ft site on Dalston Square through leisure property specialists Davis Coffer Lyons (DCL).

Acting on behalf of the Japanese Canteen, DCL secured a £30,000 premium for the leasehold interest, which is held on the remainder of a 15-year lease expiring April 2029 at a passing rent of £75,000 per annum exclusive.

Louie Gazdar, agent at Davis Coffer Lyons, said: "Healthy eating and ‘flexitarianism' (eating predominantly, but not strictly, vegetarian) is one of the biggest food trends of 2017 and we have seen a rise of vegetarian and healthy concepts expanding in the market. However with 30 years' of trading under their belt, Mildreds has proven the vanguard of this sub-sector and I'm sure Dalston will be a very welcome addition to their portfolio."

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