Latest News About Bonheur By Matt Abé

Bonheur by Matt Abé has been covered in multiple outlets as the new fine-dining venture taking over the Le Gavroche site in Mayfair, London, with opening details and menu approach announced in 2025. The project is led by Matt Abé, formerly chef patron at Restaurant Gordon Ramsay, and is described as a warm, timeless space focused on seasonality, craft, and community, with both tasting and a la carte options and a six-seat chef’s table called Petit Bonheur. News outlets reported initial opening in autumn 2025, with Ramsay publicly backing Abé and emphasizing the milestone as a personal “full circle” moment. There is also ongoing press coverage as the restaurant prepared to welcome guests and establish its tasting-focused identity.

Latest highlights from sources:

• Bonheur was announced for autumn 2025, at the Upper Brook Street site previously occupied by Le Gavroche, with a name chosen to reflect happiness and escapism.[1][4]
• Gordon Ramsay publicly celebrated Abé’s solo venture, underscoring ongoing support from Ramsay’s restaurant family.[2]
• Early communications described the concept as a fine-dining experience celebrating the bounty of the British Isles, with a menu emphasis on seasonality and craft.[4][1]
• Public reception and details varied in early reviews, with many outlets noting the open-questions about exact menu composition and service style as the project rolled out.[3][5]

For a quick read, you can explore:

• Life after Le Gavroche: Bonheur by Matt Abé to open on Upper Brook Street in Mayfair (July 2025).[1]
• Harpers coverage on the opening and concept (August 2025).[4]
• The Gentleman Magazine confirms the opening and menu approach in late 2025.[3]

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