Sartoria is set to make its debut in Liverpool Street this February, marking the latest chapter in The Evolv Collection’s ongoing expansion of Sir Terence Conran’s celebrated restaurant concept. Launching on 1st February 2026, the new site brings a taste of Milan’s refined culinary and design culture to the City of London.

The forthcoming opening represents the third location for the Sartoria brand, following earlier venues in Savile Row and Launceston Place. The Liverpool Street outpost aims to provide a sophisticated yet relaxed environment tailored to local professionals and residents. The kitchen will be led by three chefs: Marco Ruggiu from Sartoria Launceston Place, Davide Torro of Sartoria Savile Row, and Gianmarco Cossentino from Sartoria Battersea. Their collaborative menu will highlight classic Milanese dishes and authentic Italian gastronomy.

Complementing the food offer, the Sartoria Bar will serve cocktails and wines from a list exceeding 100 labels, with a strong emphasis on Italian selections. Designed as a go-to for after-work gatherings and aperitivo culture, the bar intends to cater to the rhythms of City life while retaining a distinct Milanese flair.

Design remains central to the Sartoria identity, a concept originally inspired by Milan in the 1950s—a city that Sir Terence Conran described as offering “sophisticated simplicity”. To bring this vision to life, Sartoria Liverpool Street once again partnered with brand historian Ron Cregan. Known for his work with Mulberry and The Maybourne Group, Cregan has fused mid-century Milanese design with the tailored aesthetic of Savile Row.

“Milan is a sexy city, where fashion is everywhere,” said Cregan, reflecting on the visual themes of the project. Features include a terrace reminiscent of Lake Como, complete with orange parasols and white metal chairs accented with blue cushions. Inside, a white marble bar decorated with Riva artwork and bright red lamps creates visual focal points, complemented by soft green banquettes, traditional tiling, and white linen-draped tables positioned centrally in the dining space.

Originally opened on Savile Row in 1990, Sartoria was founded by Sir Terence Conran to merge the craftsmanship of British tailoring with the finesse of Italian cuisine. After a significant redesign in 2015, the restaurant became part of The Evolv Collection, which has continued to invest in expanding the brand’s footprint.

The new opening follows closely behind the November 2025 launch of Sartoria Launceston Place. According to The Evolv Collection CEO, Martin Williams, the Liverpool Street branch forms part of a broader rollout of Sartoria sites planned throughout 2026.

“Sir Terence Conran’s vision for Sartoria was to introduce guests to the elegant style of Milan. With Sartoria Liverpool Street, we’re bringing that refined Milanese sensibility, that perfect marriage of style, sophistication and substance, to the City of London,” said Williams. “This neighbourhood has long deserved a destination that combines the sartorial elegance of Savile Row with the accessibility and energy of modern Milan. This opening represents another important milestone in our strategic expansion of the Sartoria brand, as we continue to create iconic restaurants that resonate with guests across London’s most vibrant districts.”

Sartoria Liverpool Street will begin welcoming diners from 1st February 2026, with reservations available from 28th January.

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