Where To Eat Around Kingly Court In Soho

One of the most iconic restaurants in the city, Bob Bob Ricard is best known for its 'press for Champagne buttons'. It's a sophisticated spot for date night, or a fun meal with friends, thanks to quirky touches like 1920s decor and comfy booth seating.

Expect a unique menu that fuses British and Russian cuisines, resulting in sumptuous dishes like Siberian sturgeon caviar, Jersey rock oysters, Stinking Bishop cheese souffle and so much more. Plus, there are affordable fine wines to wash it all down.

Located on Beak Street, Sticks'n'Sushi Soho is the place to be for modern Japanese dining in stylish surrounds. As the popular restaurant group originated in Denmark, you'll find sleek Scandinavian-inspired interiors here, featuring low lighting, dark wooden furniture and floor-to-ceiling windows.

Sip refreshing cocktails or sake from the bar, while devouring their extensive Japanese menu. Expect creative dishes like grilled duck meatball skewers, yellowfin tuna sashimi, avocado maki and much more.

Located on Great Marlborough Street, O'Neill's has plenty of delicious drinks to boot. From 2 for 1 cocktails to cheap bottles of prosecco, this boozer also has a variety of scrumptious nibbles to boot. We're talking three tapas for £15.

Nestled under the streets Soho, just moments away from Kingly Court, temper is keeping things interesting with its live-fire offering. Get stuck into everything from cheeseburger tacos and beef brisket with paratha to mezcal-heavy cocktails.

If you're looking for a meat-free feast in Soho, make a move for Mildreds. Serving up delicious vegan dishes for decades, it knows how to put vegetables at centre stage. 

Get down in the morning to tuck into hearty breakfast and brunch plates, from the full English with scrambled tofu to fluffy buttermilk pancakes topped with berries and banana biscoff. For a leisurely lunch or dreamy dinner, you can tuck into the likes of ale mushroom pot pie, Sri Lankan coconut curry and Caesar chick+n burgers with lemon pepper fries.

Modelled on American roadside diners, Stax promises the sort of meal that will leave you in the most serious of food comas. With a selection of loaded fries, triple-stacked burgers and gourmet milkshakes, it's a great casual restaurant near Carnaby Street.

This quirky cocktail bar is the ultimate spot for date night in Soho. Hidden behind a secret entrance, the venue is styled on a 1940s underground station, complete with a vintage train carriage and live jazz music. While the tipples take centre stage, on the weekend a Squiffy Picnic is served, complete with finger sandwiches and cake. 

Club Mexicana is a fun vegan restaurant in Soho, specialising in all things plant-based Mexican street food. Easily identified thanks to its hot pink exterior, this casual spot promises to pack a punch in the flavour department, with cheezeburger burritos and BBQ 'short rib' tacos.

A Kingly Court mainstay for plant-based peeps, Club Mexicana is the neon-clad destination that's got to be hit up if you're after vegan food in the area. Not only have they got everything from 'short rib' tacos to meat-free burritos, but also the hibiscus bellinis to wash that all down.