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The Reindeer Follow-Up by SummerSeventySix
Remember The Reindeer Pop-Up Christmas Restaurant in London's Brick Lane that we wrote about a few weeks back? It closes at the end of next week, but it's been such a success that we've heard it will definitely return—but in a different guise. The people behind it, who also run the more permanent Bistrotheque in East London, say they are looking at opening a pop-up restaurant in time for London Fashion Week in September next year. It's also likely to be in a different part of London. That's about all the details for now, but if The Reindeer has been anything to go by, you'll want to book for the new place as early as possible.
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