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Imagination Café: A New Creative Haven at Selfridges

Selfridges' lower ground welcomes an artistic gastronomic venture with Rita's Missy Malik-Flynn at the helm.

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Imagination Café opens 20 July 2026 at Selfridges' lower ground
Co-founded by Missy Malik-Flynn, known for Rita's, and brother Cameron
Features £75 Wildest Imagination afternoon tea with eclectic flavours
Katie Stout's inflatable artworks create a dynamic dining atmosphere

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The Concept

Opening 20 July 2026, Imagination Café merges artistic expression and inventive cuisine. Co-founded by Missy Malik-Flynn of Rita's fame, alongside her brother Cameron, the venue is set to invigorate Selfridges with its unique blend of art and gastronomy. Katie Stout's commissioned inflatable artworks provide a dynamic backdrop, making this café more than just a dining experience—it's a cultural interaction.

What to Expect

Expect the unexpected with a menu that traverses creative boundaries. The Wildest Imagination afternoon tea, priced at £75, offers an eclectic array of flavours and presentations. Cameron's experience with BAO and The Standard is evident in the thoughtfully crafted cocktail list. The space itself is a visual feast, with Stout's inflatables punctuating the room with colour and whimsy, ensuring each visit is as much about the atmosphere as it is the palate.

The Verdict

An audacious addition to London's dining scene, seamlessly blending art with cuisine. Enquire about the Wildest Imagination tea for a truly unique experience.

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Selfridges, 400 Oxford Street, London W1A 1AB

Imagination Café: A New Creative Haven at Selfridges

The Concept

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