10 Most Wishlisted New Openings in 2025

Tarántula Paris

Set in the 11th arrondissement, this buzzy northern Mexican restaurant and wine bar has an intimate, candlelit-space and a flavor-packed menu from chef Emmanuel Peña. The hot spot is known for its cool vibe and delicious dishes, including grilled onions with white chili sauce, slow-roasted Cornish hen served with corn tortillas, and a delicious olive oil flan with rosemary for dessert.

What our users are saying: "Tarántula Paris is your perfect night-out hideaway: bold drinks, seriously good food, and a wildly fun atmosphere. Loud music, low lights, and a team with a huge heart. It’s the kind of place where you arrive for one drink… and stay for the whole night.” — @martitaexposito

Hôtel Massé · Paris

Hotel Massé Paris

A very stylish new stay in Paris’ Pigalle, this 40-room boutique hotel is family-run and designed by Gasparetto Parenti. It's well-priced and seriously design-forward—no two rooms are alike, but all are filled with vintage furniture. It's one of our favorite boutique hotels in the city, particularly for its fun neighborhood.

What our users are saying: “If you’re looking for a hotel to stay in Paris. The Parisian residence celebrates a chic and minimalist spirit that embodies the art of living between serenity and city streets.” — @MaudC

Space Talk · London

Space Talk London

A beautiful listening bar with a sexy, futuristic design and great music, dancing, and cocktails. It hosts community events every Tuesday like poetry readings, performances, and music discovery sessions.

What our users are saying: “Listening bar with great programming with shifting moods and furniture depending on the night. Fantastic cocktails and the library of books is worth an explore!” — @Charlotte_Taylor

Bar Oliver · Manhattan

Bar Oliver New York

This elegant-but-casual spot boasts Basque cuisine, a well-curated wine list, and vermouth on tap. Located in Two Bridges, the cozy, wood-paneled space features large-scale contemporary art illuminated by glowing glass lanterns. During the day, they serve coffee, tapas, and mouthwatering sandwiches like the ‘Pork and Piquillo.’

What our users are saying: “Lovely Spanish restaurant that is great for multiple types of outings! Grab a coffee or some small pinxtos day time or come with a big group and try the whole menu! Back room is great for a bigger group dinner.” — @Eddahbz

Stockholm Stadshotell · Södermalm

Stockholm Stadshotell Stockholm

This chic boutique hotel is set on Stockholm's picturesque island of Södermalm (a 30-minute walk to the city center, but near the cool SoFo neighborhood). Located in a neoclassical building from 1875, the property has 32 minimalist, mostly cream-colored rooms with marble bathrooms, high ceilings, and burl wood headboards, and a team that’s worked at some of the world's best hotels NYC’s The Mercer, LA’s Chateau Marmont) and some of Stockholm’s top restaurants (Babette, Tengu). In addition to affordable rates, the cool, design-minded spot has a great seasonal restaurant located in a former chapel and a spa with a sauna and cold plunge.

What our users are saying: “Personally my favorite hotel in Stockholm, located in the south close to Medborgarplatsen. The interior and service is amazing. I recommend going for lunch or dinner if not staying, it’s worth just seeing.” — @evelinekotakidou

The Fat Badger | Notting Hill · London

The Fat Badger London

From the team behind The Pelican, The Hero, and Canteen 310, this Notting Hill hot spot is set on the floors above Canteen on Golborne Road. Come for a meal at the top-floor restaurant, which offers a seasonal set menu, then stay for live music at the pub downstairs.

What our users are saying: “Incredible food from the team behind The Pelican and the Hero, it’s tucked up above Canteen. Sit up at the bar for the best seat on the house. Live band downstairs on Fridays and Saturdays - it gets hectic!” — @Lucy_Williams0

jip.paris · Paris

Jip.paris Paris

South Korean chef Esu Lee has a strong resume in Paris: he was the man behind the now-closed but very popular C.A.M. Import Export and he did a months-long residency at Mokoloco. Now, he’s running the show at Jip, which serves three-course tasting menus featuring dishes such as sashimi with fermented prune, guanciale and capers and black pepper noodles “au poivre,” starring chicken broth and caramelized onions.

What our users are saying: “At JIP, dining feels like a quiet rebellion against the ordinary. With a menu that balances bold flavors and delicate presentation, it's where tradition meets innovation in a cozy Parisian setting.” — @martinsmatheus

Burgundí · Palma

Burgundí Mallorca

This tiny, cozy cocktail bar and restaurant in Palma is a favorite for an intimate evening punctuated by superb cocktails including the Terruño, made with Campari, beet, and cilantro. Round the night out with some excellent small plates—think mackerel crudo and chicken with black garlic butter.

What our users are saying: "Cute little local spot newly open in Palma. The highlights are definitely the cocktails, they truly are amazing. Food and service are also excellent." - @Claudia.Cifuentes

Desert Vintage · Paris

Desert Vintage Paris

The iconic vintage shop just opened their latest store in Paris, and it’s just as perfect as their New York and Tucson locations. As to be expected, the curation is exceptional, full of dream-worthy designer pieces.

What our users are saying: "Gorgeous and collectible one of a kind vintage finds. The most special space filled with fashion treasure. Truly an unparalleled eye for curation!” — @C.D.V.

Sandì · Milan

Sandì Milan

One of Milan’s best restaurants is Sandí, a winter 2025 opening set in a former bakery but updated with elegant, Milanese design touches. Only open for lunch during the week and dinner on Fridays, Sandì offers spectacular dishes, from the leeks in red wine, blue cheese and dark chocolate, to the cordon bleu with mashed potatoes.

What our users are saying: "Beyond amazing - cool vibe, delicious food, great wine, chill atmosphere.” — @glorianoto