Salad Bar Atis to open new site in Covent Garden
The new flagship store will offer delivery via Deliveroo, with operating hours aligned with store opening times
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Atis, the sustainable, plant-focused salad and plate concept, is set to open its newest flagship site in Covent Garden on Friday, 14 March 2025.
This marks the brand’s 10th location in London and its first opening of 2025, with more expansion plans in the pipeline.
The new Covent Garden site will offer Atis’ customisable salad bowls, protein plates, and classic menu items.
Customers will also get an exclusive first taste of Atis’ brand-new Spring menu, available at Covent Garden three days before it launches across all other locations.
To mark the occasion, Atis is also introducing the Covent Garden Goddess (£10)—a special edition bowl created exclusively for the flagship store.
This bowl features kale and cabbage, chopped romaine, broccoli, cucumber, pink slaw, crumbled feta, avocado, omega seeds, and apple cider vinaigrette.
The store will offer delivery via Deliveroo, with operating hours aligned with store opening times. Click and collect services will also be available, along with Atis kiosks and catering.
Eleanor Warder, co-founder, said: “We are so excited to open our second flagship store in the heart of Covent Garden. This new location marks an important step in our journey, bringing our fresh, sustainable, and delicious food to an even wider community while creating a vibrant and welcoming space for all.”
Daytrip Studio, designers of the flagship store, said: “The new store in Covent Garden brings Atis’ vibrant, fresh, and healthy offer to one of London’s most dynamic neighbourhoods. Situated on a prominent corner plot within a newly renovated brutalist landmark designed by noted architect Richard Siefert, of Centre Point fame, the space is bright and inviting, featuring clean lines, minimalist furniture, and a playful arrangement of glossy yellow tiles.
“The facade’s tall windows create opportunities for branding, window seating, and a unique view into the store from behind the serving line. Indoor and outdoor seating, with added planting, allows customers to enjoy the energy of Covent Garden.”
