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This restaurant has to be one of the best dining experiences in the whole of soho, and there's plenty to choose from. The quality of the food and attentiveness of the staff equals eating pleasure that? unrivalled.. Its open kitchen gives you a real flavour for the food before its served and the whole place is very intimate perfect for 2. This place is set over 2 floors and is a feast to the eyes and will leave you totally satisfied.
Mediteranean Cafe – SohoWell seeing as they don? serve food there... Only the yummy girlies: P I can only recommend that you go there for a drink... enjoy
Candy Bar – SohoFantastic restaurant all round with great location in the heart of Soho and theatre village. Tasty dishes served by lovely staff. true Italian experience.
Piccadilly Restaurant – SohoI have been to Pierre Victoire many times over the last 4 years and it has never let either my friends or I down. The only negative is that they do tend to have set seating times and then can be irritating on a night when you just want to sit and be with friends. Aside from that, it is excellent value for money and has a great atmosphere with a pianist usually playing Friday nights.
Pierre Victoire – SohoGreat Italian food at its best served by smiling and friendly waiters. Easy and contemporary Italian background music adds to the Italian flavour experience. To sum it up this is a very well presented and run restaurant.
Piccadilly Restaurant – SohoMy wife and I really enjoy this place- the Gypsy quick dish and veal goulash are good choices- wild cherry soup and fish dumplings made great starters, and the poppy streudel is a real treat- atmosphere has a sense of a "scholarly" reading room- make sure you book in advance; service is noticeably better if you do!
Gay Hussar – SohoA great bar. As a local I am often found in my favourite corner. Daytimes, it's a great place to meet friends and have a natter. In the evenings, it's very stylish and, perhaps surprisingly, very cruisy (even in the daytimes, I have noticed the occasional extended paired-up disappearance downstairs!). The one downside with the Rupert is it is notoriously unreliable in terms of its opening times. If you're meeting someone at a particular time and don't want to be stuck standing outside waiting for them to open, I would recommend that you either set the meeting up time well after the advertised opening time, or visit Balans in Old Compton Street instead.
Rupert Street Bar and Cafe – SohoGreat value for money. Fab atmosphere large portions. Good old fashioned cooking
Cafe Espana – SohoA great place for authentic Indian food for less than £15. We spent about £12 each and loved all of it. The thali was really tasty, with plenty of choice and loads of food. The communal dining and booth seating makes for a really sociable atmosphere. Perfect for a quick lunch break in between shopping!
Masala Zone – SohoWe are regulars there - need we say more?
C and R Cafe and Restaurant – SohoIt's great. Go there. Better dressed you are, the lower the floor you get to sit on. We usually sit way up.
Wong Kei Restaurant – SohoWhat a great place in the heart of Soho! It's small and intimate with many diners sharing tables. Its bright and atmospheric with the walls covered by the buildings original tiles, I guess it may have been a butchers at some point in the past. They specialise in fish and it was special. We both had the seabass preceded by a bowl of gorgeous marinated olives and bread all washed down with a fruity cheeky number. Give it a go!
Randall and Aubin – SohoA great new addition to the vibrant Old Compton Street scene. Food is head and shoulders above the street's other favoured haunts, and judging by its popularity on the night we were there has settled in very quickly. Food is really very good - particularly the meats- and the wine list is admirable (if you choose to stray from the well made cocktails) Service is of the can't do enough for you school. Can't rate highly enough. If you are in Soho, don't miss
Boulevard – Sohoefficient and friendly staff, quick service, modestly priced. i have been dining in since 1999.
C and R Cafe and Restaurant – SohoThe champagne cocktails are to die for, and the service excellent, the mood is great either day or night with friends or family, this is an excellent place to introduce people to dim sum.A bar downstairs like no other!
Yauatcha City – SohoThe best place to come for Sunday afternoon Dim Sum, the place is always packed full of Chinese. The staff are great and always have a laugh. The authentic Dim Sum is continually pushed round the huge dining room and you simply pick what you like. Fantastic
New World – Soho