Disrepute is an elegant sixties-inspired haunt in Kingly Court that offers warm hospitality, impeccable service and an expertly curated drinks menu where cocktails are presented as short stories, invoking the people and affairs from Soho's heydays. The perfect hideaway for luxury tipples and late-night soirée's, this intimate, dimly-lit cocktail bar is ideal for a romantic date in swish, trendy surroundings.

Having been around since 2009, Cirque le Soir is a well-established Soho institution that promises an exciting night out any day of the week - combining high-end glamour with outrageous entertainment. This thrilling nightclub promises fire eaters, aerial performers, burlesque stars, circus acts and more, as well as DJs playing the hottest beats all night long, with a 3am closing time on most days. 

Escape from the hustle and bustle of the West End with a trip to The Ganton Arms, a contemporary, relaxed pub found close to some of the biggest theatres in the area. Whether you're grabbing a pre-show meal or unwinding after a day of shopping, you'll find a range o premium wines, spirits and craft beers here, alongside a refined British menu that changes seasonally - featuring everything from pan-fried seabass with rosemary potatoes to wild mushroom risotto or flat iron steak.

For a little old school glamour, look no further than Nightjar. This speakeasy-style bar is home to some of the most creative cocktails out there, inspired by different eras, from the pre-prohibition Aztec Tepache to 1920s-themed whisky concoctions. Among the art deco interiors you'll also find live jazz performances from Tuesday to Sunday, which are sometimes free of charge on weekdays. What's more, they offer an elegant, boozy afternoon tea as well.

For some of the finest vinos in the city, make your way to Antidote. This intimate venue flaunts simple white interiors, with stools propped against the marble-topped bar and shelves that are full to the brim with premium bottles. They offer a huge number of biodynamic and organic wines, which you can pair with small plates like salt marsh lamb shoulder, onion gratin or focaccia topped with herring, all of which cost lest than £10 each. If you fancy something a little more substantial though, you can nab a four-course dinner for just £40 per person.

Step back in time at Cahoots, the Kingly Court destination that's themed around the 1920s and 30s. Expect an underground party among old-fashioned interiors - we're talking floral furniture, hanging lampshades and exposed brick walls lined with antique clocks. You can sip on sours, spritzes and other classic cocktails here, as well as munching canapes and bar snacks such as sausage rolls or traditional cakes.