Battersea Power Station to welcome flurry of new brands in 2026
Battersea Power Station in London is set to welcome a number of new retailers and operators this year, bringing the total number of new entrants at the development in 2026 to 20.
Pub and dining concept The Hero’s Return, Japanese restaurant Konjiki, Asian dining hotspot Noodle Inn, Virgin Atlantic Holidays, Mango Man, and fitness and lifestyle club, One City, are among some of the brands that will be joining the neighbourhood.
Opening in Circus West Village in autumn 2026, The Hero’s Return will be a new 9,000 sq ft riverside pub and dining concept from the team behind London pasta restaurant group Bancone. A modern take on a traditional London pub, the venue will feature an 80-cover restaurant.
Meanwhile Konjiki will open its second London location inside the Power Station and will be joined by Noodle Inn, adding to the destination’s growing line up of Asian restaurants and retailers. Health-focused café, Jungleberry Acai will also join over 50 eateries already open across Battersea Power Station.
Later this year, Virgin Atlantic Holidays will open a new store inside the Power Station, offering personalised advice and long-haul holidays, while Mango is expanding its presence, moving into a larger unit and bringing Mango Man to Battersea Power Station.
Outerwear brand, ThruDark, which opened its first pop-up store inside the Grade II listed landmark last year, will open a new,
permanent store before the end of 2026.
Building on the development’s fitness and wellness offering, Third Space is expanding its existing 28,000 sq ft luxury health club by a further 13,833 sq ft to meet increased demand. Meanwhile One City will also open its first London studio on Electric Boulevard.
These signings follow the launch of Apple Music Hall at Battersea Power Station this week, with Sir Elton John performing on the opening night. A lineup of artists has been announced for the coming weeks including Baby Keem, Skye Newman, Troye Sivan, Arlo Parks, Burna Boy, Chase & Status, and Charli xcx.
The latest arrivals build on the leasing momentum at Battersea Power Station so far in 2026, with brands opening including Anthropologie, Wallace & Gromit and Friends – at Baaa-ttersea, Moida K-Beauty, Läderach, Me Place Nursery, Chango Empanadas, LIPS Healthcare, Duck & Dry, and a pop-up from Beeboon. These brands have joined an existing lineup that includes ZARA, Uniqlo, ME+EM, Reformation, Space NK, Moleskine, Massimo Dutti, Waterstones, Alo Yoga, El Pastor, Arcade Food Hall, The Salad Project, Sticks ‘n’ Sushi, and WatchHouse.
The wider Battersea Power Station neighbourhood includes over 2,200 homes, approximately 800,000 sq ft of office space, a Zone 1 London Underground station, and more than 170 shops, bars, restaurants, and leisure experiences.
The news comes after Battersea Power Station welcomed its 50 millionth visitor, four years after opening its doors to the public.
James Saunders, CEO of Battersea Power Station Development Company, said: “Welcoming our 50 millionth visitor is an incredible milestone for Battersea Power Station. The fact that millions of people now come here to shop, eat, work and live is testament to the extraordinary transformation that has taken place.
“The arrival of another wave of exciting brands reflects the continued confidence in Battersea Power Station and what we are creating here. These new openings will add even more to the breadth and quality of the experience, giving people new reasons to visit and return. This milestone is even more significant given we are only around halfway through delivering the wider masterplan. There is so much more to come as we shape the next chapter of Battersea Power Station.”