A New Rooftop Bar Is Coming To Brixton
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Pergola is coming to south London
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Although the weather might not feel like it, spring is upon us – which means rooftop season is coming. And while London is jam-packed with roof terraces, it’s always exciting when we get news of a new arrival. The latest is Pergola Brixton, a new launch from the Incipio Group, set to launch on 4 May 2024 (just in time for the Bank Holiday).
Pergola Brixton: Incipio Group Is Launching A New Venue
The venue will be decked out in tropical greenery and colourful murals, with a retractable roof terrace, meaning you can party come rain or shine. Like its sister venues in Kensington and Canary Wharf, Pergola Brixton will play host to a programme of lively events – from happy hours to Pergola Lates, where DJs and live bands will bring the Friday night vibes.
Drinks will continue the tropical theme, with a selection of margaritas to choose from including spicy, watermelon and spiced peach – plus margarita flights if you really want to push the boat out.
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The Prince
On Saturdays, guests can head there for bottomless brunch, with a choice of food from the array of traders in Brixton Village. The market is home to hotspots like Black Bear Burger, Club Mexicana, Le Bab and Falafel & Shawarma, and you can order dishes directly to your table at Pergola – perfect for soaking up all those drinks. For just £35, you can enjoy unlimited bubbles, punch and beers, accompanied by live music and a saxophonist.
The Incipio Group runs a string of buzzy venues around the capital. Its first venue, Pergola on the Roof, opened on top of White City car park back in 2016, and the group has gone on to open popular spots like The Prince in Fulham, Lost In Brixton and The Palm House in Victoria. Pergola Paddington closed earlier this year after a six-year run, making the Brixton launch even more cheering.