Tickets to the Book of Mormon are safely in the bag, but have you sorted dinner and drinks beforehand? There’s a huge selection of great bars and restaurants near The Prince of Wales Theatre, and we’ve taken the trouble to list a few of our favourites right here. Whether you’re looking for a ridiculously stylish restaurant for pre-theatre dinner or a place to go partying once the curtain comes down, we’ve got it taken care of. Check out even more theatre in London right here.
Take a stroll through Chinatown and somewhere, hidden away behind an unassuming green door, you'll find one of the best hidden gems in London. Opium is perfect for grabbing something to eat close to the Prince of Wales Theatre - it's about a 3 minute walk away - with a special focus on dim sum baskets and masterful signature cocktails. Don't be surprised if you like Opium so much that you return to check out their secret Peony Bar after the show.
Doused with style and glamour, Quaglino's is one of the most opulent places to eat nearby the Prince of Wales Theatre. Spreading out across two slick bars and a restaurant, this place is cool down to every last detail with its classic European dishes and constantly updating cocktail menu. Treat yourself to dinner and drinks at this St James's stunner, which is a few minutes walk through Piccadilly towards the theatre.
Be At One takes all of the stress of finding a place to drink before the Book of Mormon out of the equation. These guys are renowned throughout London for their cheery bartenders and a cocktail menu that runs through pages and pages of luscious creations. Happy Hour runs daily until at least 6pm - so you can get the drinks in without emptying your pockets - and the bar is located on Great Windmill Street, just moments from the theatre.
Found just a stone's throw away from The Prince of Wales Theatre, The Dilly is ideal for a pre or post-show tipple. Not only does this joint offer a slick, relaxed ambience (as well as beaut decor), but also lip-smacking cocktails, tasty wines and live music.
Whether you're looking for some tasty pre-theatre grub, or a swanky pub to enjoy a cocktail after a show, be sure to head to The Ganton Arms. This stunning spot is not only home to delicious food, but they also have some top-notch vibes.
Farzi has been been the go-to for modern Indian dining in London's West End for the best part of a decade, with diners drawn to the menu's bold flavours and contemporary techniques.
The deluxe environment features deep tones of blue and gold, plush seating and glass tables for a modern sleek look. Soak up the ambiance of the low-lit dining room while diving into the two-course pre-theatre menu for under £30, with a choice between butter chicken, dumplings, lamb curry and more – with the option to add on an indulgent dessert. And try out some of their inventive cocktails while you're there.
