A new leisure hotspot is popping up in Hammersmith this month
A new wine bar is coming to Hammersmith via CDG Leisure.
The advisory firm secured a 1,200 sq ft unit in the Broadway Shopping Centre West on behalf of Chez Maiss, which is scheduled to open this month.
Chez Maiss is set to feature many wines and host tasting events and experiences.
Maiss Zghaybe, Chez Maiss, said: “We are located in the heart of Hammersmith which sees around a footfall of millions per week. As well as that, those who live and work in the area will be able to enjoy our exclusive wines and delicious food.”
A rotating all-day menu of food will also be available, alongside tasting platters, cheese boards and dishes inspired by global cuisines.
A resident mixologist has also developed a menu of original signature cocktails for the bar.
Sammy Weinbaum, CDG Leisure, who brokered the deal on behalf of the buyer, added: “This is the perfect location for Chez Maiss, with its close proximity to several notable offices and a thriving residential community. The bar will make a great addition to Hammersmith’s burgeoning leisure scene.”
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