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All Roads Brixton Preview 2026: Brilliant Caribbean Supper Club Gets a Home

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All Roads Brixton restaurant - Malika Green and Paschelle Brown
All Roads opens its first permanent restaurant in Brixton. Image: Hot Dinners

This All Roads Brixton preview by London Reviews covers the highly anticipated first permanent restaurant from supper club sensations Malika Green and Paschelle Brown, opening 6 May 2026 on Atlantic Road.

Last updated: 30 April 2026 — Independently researched and written by the London Reviews team. We do not accept payment from the businesses we review.

Previewed by: The London Reviews team
This is a preview article based on pre-opening information.

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All Roads Brixton — At a Glance

Restaurant Name All Roads
Founders Malika Green and Paschelle Brown
Address 44 Atlantic Road, Brixton, SW9 8JN
Cuisine Caribbean-accented comfort food
Opening Date 6 May 2026
Nearest Tube Brixton (Victoria line) — 2 min walk

What We Know So Far

All Roads has built a fierce reputation through its supper club events — the kind of nights where tickets sell out within hours and attendees post about them for weeks afterwards. Malika Green and Paschelle Brown have earned a following for their Caribbean-inflected comfort food that manages to feel both deeply personal and broadly appealing. Now they’ve got a permanent home, on Atlantic Road in the heart of Brixton.

The early menu details sound exactly right: wings marinated in sweet black tea, slow-cooked oxtail, and pork chops with pimento peppercorn sauce. This is cooking that draws from Caribbean traditions without being rigid about it — comfort food in the truest sense. Atlantic Road sits just steps from Brixton station and the market, which means there’s a built-in audience of locals who already know and love the brand.

Why We’re Interested

The move from supper club to permanent restaurant is one that trips up plenty of operators. The intimacy and buzz of a pop-up can be hard to replicate at scale. But Green and Brown have been at this long enough to understand their audience, and Brixton feels like exactly the right neighbourhood for what they do. We’ll be back for a full review once they’ve had a chance to settle in.


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Disclaimer: This is a preview article based on pre-opening information. London Reviews does not accept payment from the businesses we cover.

Related review: For more plant-based Caribbean cooking in London, see our review of Jam Delish in Angel.

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