Specialising in omakase sushi and sashimi, alongside signature dishes including tempura and specials from the robata grill, Aqua Kyoto is one of the best Japanese restaurants in Soho. Located on nearby Regent Street, this stunning restaurant bar is a must for any occasion. 

For relaxed tapas in Soho, Dehesa offers a simple, seasonal menu of charcuterie, bar snacks and delectable dishes perfect for pairing with one of their delicious cocktails. If you're after Spanish-Italian dining in the heart of town, this is the place to book.

Treat your tastebuds to a load of tantalising treats over at Red Dog Austin Bar-B-Que Soho. This American-style restaurant uses an award-winning smoker to slow-roast its meats, so get ready for beautifully tender ribs and melt-in-the-mouth brisket, accompanied by mac  'n' cheese and tequila.

Perhaps one of the most famous restaurants in Soho, Park Row is the DC and Batman-themed spot that's bound to turn your head. From theatrical dinners to cocktails and the stunning Art Deco space that feels like stepping into Gotham City, there's plenty to get stuck into. 

In the northern streets of Soho, you'll find ArrosQD, the swish Spanish fine dining restaurant whipping up Valencian fare using fire cooking techniques. Choose from their range of tasting menus, including some super indulgent options, or go for tapas bowls shared among the table.

If you're looking for quirky restaurants in Soho, Korean Dinner Party is serving up creative dishes that fuse Eastern and Western flavours. Chow down on bites such as a ssamjang-topped pork neck taco, kimchi pancakes and beef tartare.

Heritage is a gorgeous restaurant in the heart of Soho, dishing up tasty grub inspired by alpine flavours. Tuck into seafood and high-quality meat plates, as well as cheesy delights using fondue or raclette, all in a beautiful setting.

Located on Berwick Street in the very heart of Soho, Ember Yard offers an idyllic Spanish and Italian dining experience whether you're stopping in for a few cocktails in the basement, or grabbing a bite to eat. The menu? A must-try mix of small plates dedicated to regional cuisine in romantic setting.

With a strong New York theme, sexy interiors and a killer cocktail list, Dirty Bones in Soho is the area's hot new addition. The bar and restaurant goes big on all things digestible with boozy shakes and huge burgers adorning the menu.

Sun 13 & Cantons' kitchen is run by head chef, Asma Khan - one of the rising stars of London's food scene thanks to her exceptional Mughlai cuisine. Here, she's created an extraordinary menu of dishes based on family recipes stemming from the royal kitchens of India. Head down to enjoy exciting, authentic North Indian cooking like never before - dishes include Chicken Rezala, Shorshe Chingri and Venison Kofta. 

Boasting an innovative dining concept as its centrepiece, where the ordering system is beamed directly onto the table via digital projections, Inamo is a popular choice for a Soho restaurant where you'll lap up sushi, Japanese small plates and cocktails along the way.

Head over to Rupert Street where this unique Mediterranean restaurant is serving up some of the most delicious plates in Soho. Chow down on classic mezze options, fresh fish and grilled meats, all washed down with their menu of cool cocktails designed to offer a twist on those classic concoctions.

If you're after the best restaurants in Soho, then be sure to check out Pizza Pilgrims located on the 4th floor of Selfridges. Head to this Italian hotspot for some fried gnocchi or stuffed burrata, followed by a few oh-so-crispy slices of the good stuff. Need we say more?

Ping Pong Soho is another outpost of the famous Chinese restaurant and is serving up all sorts of deliciousness. Known for its dim sum, the Marlborough Street spot cooks up a variety of dishes, along with having a cracking cocktail menu and great brunches, and bottomless options come the weekend.

While the quirky Balans Soho Society is perfect for everything from brunch till dinner, seven days a week, there's another reason why it's so popular: they serve food way into the early hours of the morning. Perfect for a quick European snack.

Situated on Carnaby Street (inside Kingly Court) and spanning two floors, Paradiso Burger & Cocktail Bar is an excellent restaurant to head to if you're looking for dinner with friends or a weekend lunch. Enjoy small plates of mac and cheese, hummus and a menu almost solely dedicated to all things chicken.

One of Soho's most sought-after spots, Senor Ceviche offers a contemporary twist on classic Peruvian plates from brunch through dinner. Head over to Kingly Court and get ready to tuck into delicious BBQ dishes, their signature ceviche and plenty of decadent cocktails.

When you need the best Italian restaurants in Soho, look no further than Obicà Mozzarella Bar. This authentic destination is named after its signature dish, although it also serves a range of small plates, pasta, pizza and secondi, all washed down by wine or cocktails.

Brewdog are not just a trusted hangout for a craft brew, they also have a menu that's jam-packed with delicious eats. Head on over to their Soho restaurant and enjoy a menu of stacked burgers, fried chicken wings and boozy bottomless brunches that have become stuff of legend. 

There aren't really any other restaurants in Soho that do what The Rum Kitchen do. Offering a banging soundtrack of feel-good music, flowing rum-based cocktails that pack a punch and delicious Caribbean eats, it's no wonder people flock here come dinner time. 

Fun places to eat in Soho? Injecting a dose of modern day London into traditional Chinese dim sum, Opium offers contemporary additions to older staples. Find the discreet door, and get your fill of Chinese classics at this romantic restaurant in Soho.

Scarlett Green is an amazing Antipodean restaurant in Soho bringing you a delicious range of Aussie food, from brunch straight through to dinner with BBQ meats and fish, and washed down by a great array of cocktails.

Not your average restaurant, The Windmill Soho offers you a theatrical dining experience, with table-top dancers, burlesque performers and circus acts running rampant while you eat. As for food and drink, chow down on world-class grub and sip on imaginative cocktails.

If you're on the hunt for a dining experience you won't soon forget, then make your way over to Soho hotspot INCA London. This joint takes inspiration from Latin America, boasting bold, colourful interiors and a mouthwatering fusion menu, as well as regular shows and performances.

Burger lovers of central London rejoice as renowned Honest Burger opens up near Dean Street. The chain create delicious and hearty burgers from British meat, and market veg for a homemade taste.

Head to the Wild Heart Restaurant in the Karma Sanctum Soho Hotel for an evening of top quality drinks and food. Their menu consists of creative and delicious dishes, responsibly sourced from the finest producers and meat supplied from professional London butchers.

A hidden Soho restaurant and one of Central London's gems, temper is an internationally-inspired grill and restaurant serving delicious meats hot off the fire pit. Enjoy flame-grilled beauties in a unique, intimate setting with a touch of luxury. 

For dumplings in Soho? Few are celebrated quite like Baozilnn. A casual Chinese dining spot where chopsticks are set alongside pillowy bites, beef brisket and dan dan noodles, we loved their classic approach and beers alongside. See what we thought in our review.

After an Italian restaurant in Soho? Bella Italia on Argyll Street is the chilled-out dining destination offering up freshly made pasta and soulful pizzas, alongside serving gelato from its very own van.

From Indonesian snacks to sumptuous sushi rolls and tandoori sliders, Arcade Food Hall is knocking up quite the offering. It doesn't get much better for casual restaurants in Soho; the venue also fronts a music programme and features top-notch DJs to keep the buzz going.

Offering colour-pop interiors and delicious plates of Nikkei cuisine, this gorgeous Soho restaurant brings the cultures of Japan and Peru together to offer one of London's most unique dining experiences. Head down for signature dishes, cocktails, bottomless brunches and DJs every weekend.

A must for wine lovers, Noble Rot Soho is a British institution. Expect old-school charm, with a menu that covers everything from onglet steak and crudites with smoked eel butter to stuffed courgette and roast apricot ice cream for afters... washed down with a few glasses of vino, of course.