1690 Restaurants near W1D 3LL, London

"Founded back in 1926, this quintessential Soho sanctuary has been a stalwart of Soho’s bohemian frivolity for nearly a century, hosting everythin ..." Read our full review

"London’s first Barrafina has sparked three offshoots with their own distinct personality (Drury Lane, Adelaide Street, Coal Drops Yard), but the ..." Read our full review

This Chicago-inspired joint finds its home in bustling Soho, and serves up a gut-busting menu of deep-pan pizzas followed by waffles and crêpes for de ... Find out more

" Candlesticks and candelabra on the bar and flickering candles on the tables create a warm, moody glow at this indie pizzeria set up by a husband-and ..." Read our full review

Since opening its first site in Amsterdam and now with four established sites in The Netherlands, aptly-named The Seafood Bar ... Find out more

"The Red Fort’s kingfisher-blue, late-night cellar bar (formerly Akbar) is a bit of a bargain basement. Eschewing gimmickry, the focus here is on ..." Read our full review

"  Recently refurbished for the umpteenth time in its long history, this Soho survivor has been de-cluttered, remodelled and given a facelift by c ..." Read our full review

While celebrities protest against the homogenisation of our glorious, notorious neighbourhood; we’ve taken a step back in time, resurrecting a 1970&rs ... Find out more

"Lutz Strangemann, owner of a quartet of Berlin boutique hotels, has secured a prime Soho spot for Mimi’s, his first London townhouse hotel. Henso ..." Read our full review

"A mini-chain of dinky “super-cool” pintxos joints, PIx has carved out a niche by offering what one reader called “a unique take on sp ..." Read our full review

This long-standing Soho eatery serves as a reminder that Indian restaurants weren’t always divvied up into cut-price canteens and glossy modern joints ... Find out more

"Grasso joins the growing ranks of American-style Italian restaurants popping up across the capital, but this family-run spot has quickly made a name fo ..." Read our full review

"Sussex, the first West End site from the Gladwin brothers, serves as a calming antidote to the hedonism that Soho is known for, instead offering up a r ..." Read our full review

"Constable decreed it pretty as a picture, lady of the manor Madonna has supped here & George Orwell (in whose honour the fading 1950s-style upstair ..." Read our full review

"The eclectic interior of this recent Soho arrival (formerly Jrink) is more Justin & Colin than David Collins. Strutting its stuff as a friendly, ma ..." Read our full review