4.7/5

(181 reviews)

In the centre of Soho, deep in the heart of London’s media and theatre land, the Union occupies a 270 year old, listed Georgian town house of exceptional character and charm. Widely loved among the senior media folk of the area as a unique and exquisite i

4.6/5

(3,391 reviews)

Simmons in Soho is the perfect place for an after work drink or late night boogie

4.3/5

(1,059 reviews)

A traditional looking pub, with loads of knickknacks hanging from the ceiling and pictures on the wall to impress the tourists - plenty of brewery mirrors in evidence, along with recruitment posters from the second World War and stuffed birds.

4.3/5

(1,338 reviews)

Victorian pub with a green-tiled facade, stained-glass windows and a large menu of bottled beers.

4.4/5

(663 reviews)

Café Kick was born 1997 out of an old Toy Shop in Exmouth Market. It quickly became a very busy Bar/Cafe with a truly European feel, filled with formica furniture, door dividers and, of course, French babyfoot.

4.7/5

(995 reviews)

The Phoenix Arts Club is one of London's last remaining independently owned and operated venues, based in the heart of the west end and located in the original rehearsal rooms of the Phoenix Theatre.