1695 Restaurants near W1F 0EF, London

"Ten years, ten branches. Busaba Eathai has picked up the pace of late, but standards remain high & its regulars loyal. This chain of Thai eateries, ..." 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

"Koya Soho doesn’t take reservations. As a result, there is a queue down the street, even on a Monday. Normally, this would be an inconvenience. B ..." Read our full review

""Confidently residing at the delectable end of the fast-food spectrum", this high-energy ramen joint continues to win fans – despite cramped, can ..." Read our full review

"Themed ‘speakeasies’ are a dime a dozen, but this place was once the real deal. The shabbified red-lit, raffish dive probably looked very s ..." Read our full review

"Humble Chicken’s beak-to-foot yakitori made a splash when it first opened in 2021 - according to head chef Angelo Sato, that was just a step in t ..." Read our full review

"Young, free and single? This one’s for you. Of course, it will help if you’re also G-A-Y, and not in the way your great-grandmother or Chri ..." Read our full review

"The successor to popular 2015 launch Lobos Borough, this restaurant and basement cocktail bar is on a mission to offer some of the best Spanish food ar ..." 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

Maoz is a unique falafel, grill, bar and open kitchen restaurant where we cook everything in front of your eyes.We only use the best produce available for o ... Find out more

" Opened in 1991, Soho’s first continental-style café/gay bar recently celebrated its 21st birthday. Karaoke nights, ‘sexy go-go boys’, drag divas, pr ..." Read our full review

"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

"Ronnie Scott’s clientele are, first and foremost, devoted music fans, although everyone who books a spot for noshing gets a table among the tiers ..." Read our full review