From Nonna’s lasagna and bottomless gelato to La Grande Festa Saturdays, Juno is bringing a playful taste of Italy to West London this October…
West London is getting a new taste of Italy this autumn as Juno opens at Olympia’s National Hall on Friday 16 October, bringing together generous Italian food, aperitivo, cocktails, music and a calendar of experiences designed to give guests a reason to return throughout the week.
What to expect at Juno London
The latest opening from Incipio Group, Juno is the UK’s biggest Italian restaurant, made for long lunches, spontaneous drinks, family Sundays, date nights and big celebrations with friends. Open daily from midday until 11pm, the restaurant will move from relaxed daytime dining into lively evenings, with Juno’s in-house Italian band and resident DJs bringing extra energy as the night unfolds.
What food and drink does Juno London serve?
At the heart of Juno is a menu celebrating the breadth of Italian dining, from aperitivo and small plates through to homemade pasta, classic secondi, Neapolitan pizza and indulgent desserts. Highlights include Tomato and Mozzarella Paccheri, Crab Linguine with hand-picked crab, chilli and vine-ripened cherry tomatoes, and Osso Buco alla Milanese with saffron risotto and gremolata. Guests can watch pizzas being hand-stretched, topped and baked to order with the dedicated Pizza Napoletana counter where dough is made in-house and each pizza is cooked in front of diners. For dessert, the classic Tiramisù sits alongside the Lemon Delizia and Juno’s showstopping Gelato Tower.
Does Juno London have special offers and events?
Juno is about more than what’s on the menu. Its weekly line-up is designed to turn everyday Italian rituals into reasons to visit, from Nonna’s Lasagne Tuesdays, when every guest takes home a second portion, beautifully wrapped with reheat instructions and a personal note from Nonna, to Gelatus Maximus, offering £5 bottomless gelato and 15 toppings from 3-5pm on weekdays. Aperitivo Hour runs from 4-6pm with Italian classics including Negronis, Aperol Spritzes, Moscato and Poretti paired with cicchetti, while Saturdays bring La Grande Festa, a long, lively Italian lunch of sharing dishes, flowing Aperol Spritzes, limoncello and a live band. Sundays are all about La Famiglia, with a dedicated sharing menu, Sunday Porchetta and a complimentary kids’ meal for every adult ordering from the menu.
With a dedicated stage and DJ booth, entertainment will be central to the experience, with live music from Juno’s in house Italian band, resident DJs and weekend events complementing the food and drink. The atmosphere is designed to evolve throughout the day, from relaxed lunches and aperitivo to lively dinners and late-evening drinks. Whether it’s lasagne on a Tuesday, gelato after work, aperitivo before a show, a Saturday feast with friends or a proper Sunday family lunch, Juno is bringing a generous, joyful and distinctly Italian way to eat, drink and spend time together to West London.
How do I book Juno?
Juno opens to the public at Olympia’s National Hall on Friday 16th October.
50 Hammersmith Road, Olympia, London, W14 8UD
