Restaurants and Bars near the Apollo Vic Theatre

Looking for the best restaurants and bars near the Apollo Victoria Theatre in London? Luckily enough, there’s a whole host of lovely spots for pre and post Wicked merriment, with everything from cutting edge Japanese restaurants to happily affordable pubs fit for all the family within an easy stroll. Check out our complete guide to restaurants and bars in Victoria for a memorable night out in the West End.

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No 11 Pimlico Road

There's a genuine, wholesome charm to No.11 Pimlico Road that will make you want to return time and again. Leave yourself lots of time to get to know this open and inviting hangout, with freshly prepared sharing dishes made using ingredients made from scratch and cocktails that utilise house-made syrups and sherbets. A lesser known but mightily impressive restaurant for post-theatre dining in London.

The Botanist

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There's no need to worry about where to eat before Wicked in London as soon as you've discovered the charming ways of The Botanist. This chic restaurant and bar is one of Sloan Square's true gems, with fantastic cocktails enjoyed on the side of three courses of British and modern European-styled food for just £18 as part of their Pre-Theatre menu.

The White Ferry House

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With locally-sourced drinks and burgers like this, The White Ferry is a mighty impressive pre-theatre spot if you're after a laid-back vibe. Promising a traditional country pub feel in a stunning Victorian 'flat-iron' building, escape the bustle of central London at this boozer with loads of history and prestige. Expect good food, a buzzy ambience and an easy stroll to the Apollo Vic afterwards.

The Phoenix Victoria

Another of our favourite pubs close to the Apollo Vic Theatre is The Phoenix, located about 5 minutes down the road on Palace Street. Warm up for Wicked with something from their evening menu, comprised of fresh and seasonal ingredients in the form of traditional British fare. You could always just pull up an armchair and enjoy a real ale or fine glass of wine, and there's a delightful garden for some al fresco fun if the weather looks good.