Guidebook for London
Shopping
Footpatrol London
80 Berwick StSneakers shop
Oliver Spencer
81 Berwick StApparel Shop
Topshop
Shopping trip ?
Everything Else
Third Space Soho
67 Brewer StFitness center with swiming pool
Fitness center with pay-as-you-go policies :-)
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Marshall Street Spa and Leisure Centre
Marshall StreetFitness center with pay-as-you-go policies :-)
DW Fitness First London Oxford Circus
15 Great Marlborough StFitness center in Soho
Food Scene
Soho Grind
19 Beak StThe best Soho Hipster's Café !
Nando's
10 Frith StreetHalf Chicken & 2 sides for 10,10£
Café & Free Wifi.
This rustic café is a warren of rooms filled with homely wooden furniture and red leather stools.
61 recommandé par les habitants
The Espresso Room
31-35 Great Ormond StCafé & Free Wifi.
This rustic café is a warren of rooms filled with homely wooden furniture and red leather stools.
Free Wifi !
Quirky café and deli serving delicious Swedish open sandwiches, gravadlax, herrings, meatballs and the Danish ‘red hotdog’, apparently the Vikings’s favourite snack.
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Scandinavian Kitchen
61 Great Titchfield St.Free Wifi !
Quirky café and deli serving delicious Swedish open sandwiches, gravadlax, herrings, meatballs and the Danish ‘red hotdog’, apparently the Vikings’s favourite snack.
This is the place to come for the open-access wi-fi washed down with American fast food. The all-day breakfast of pancakes, omelettes and Mexican treats is more than enough to power you during you.
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The Diner Soho
18 Ganton StThis is the place to come for the open-access wi-fi washed down with American fast food. The all-day breakfast of pancakes, omelettes and Mexican treats is more than enough to power you during you.
A temple to chickpeas, Hummus brothers serves, erm, houmous, with a wide variety of toppings and wedges of warm pitta bread. There is open wi-fi access but this is essentially a busy fast-food place.
Hummus Bros
88 Wardour StA temple to chickpeas, Hummus brothers serves, erm, houmous, with a wide variety of toppings and wedges of warm pitta bread. There is open wi-fi access but this is essentially a busy fast-food place.
The idiosyncratic Camera Café brings a touch of Parisian eccentricity to London & Free Wifi
Camera Museum
44 Museum StThe idiosyncratic Camera Café brings a touch of Parisian eccentricity to London & Free Wifi
Alan Yau's Turkish pizza place is on two levels. Sit on the ground floor if you want pizza action, as the chefs lunge in and out of the the huge pizza oven with their wooden peels.
Babaji Pide
53 Shaftesbury AveAlan Yau's Turkish pizza place is on two levels. Sit on the ground floor if you want pizza action, as the chefs lunge in and out of the the huge pizza oven with their wooden peels.
Accept it: there will be a queue. Bookings aren’t taken and hopeful diners can expect to wait at least an hour, any evening of the week. Yet seldom does anyone leave Barrafina disappointed.
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Barrafina
26-27 Dean StAccept it: there will be a queue. Bookings aren’t taken and hopeful diners can expect to wait at least an hour, any evening of the week. Yet seldom does anyone leave Barrafina disappointed.
If you're looking for a good time, head to Soho. No, not for anywhere lit by a red light, but for a night at Chotto Matte.
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Chotto Matte London
13 Frith StIf you're looking for a good time, head to Soho. No, not for anywhere lit by a red light, but for a night at Chotto Matte.
Cookhouse Joe
55 Berwick StHalf price on cocktails & very good roasted chicken !
Essentials
Starbucks Coffee
170 Randolph AveWIFI & Coffee :-)
Drinks & Nightlife
Drinks & Free WIFI.
The Social, spawn of the legendary Heavenly Social club night held at Turnmills in the 1990s, has been a haven from the horrors of Oxford Street for a decade.
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The Social
17 Walm LnDrinks & Free WIFI.
The Social, spawn of the legendary Heavenly Social club night held at Turnmills in the 1990s, has been a haven from the horrors of Oxford Street for a decade.
Open-access wi-fi is available in the buzzy Martini bar at this Covent Garden venue. Open until 1am on Fridays and Saturdays
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Christopher's
145 Half Moon LnOpen-access wi-fi is available in the buzzy Martini bar at this Covent Garden venue. Open until 1am on Fridays and Saturdays
You’ll encounter lawyers tapping furiously on their laptops at lunchtimes at this elegant wine bar-cum-bistro in a basement off the Strand.
Bedford & Strand
1A Bedford StYou’ll encounter lawyers tapping furiously on their laptops at lunchtimes at this elegant wine bar-cum-bistro in a basement off the Strand.
Arts & Culture
Its cool blue neon lights, front-of-house café and late-night shows may blend it into the Soho landscape, but since taking up residence on Dean Street in 2000 Soho Theatre has made a name for itself.
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Soho Theatre Bar
Dean StreetIts cool blue neon lights, front-of-house café and late-night shows may blend it into the Soho landscape, but since taking up residence on Dean Street in 2000 Soho Theatre has made a name for itself.
The grande dame of the comedy world, Hils Jago runs her clubs with military precision.
Amused Moose Comedy
328 Grays Inn RdThe grande dame of the comedy world, Hils Jago runs her clubs with military precision.
The ground floor is nothing special: Pizza Express dishing out its reliable repertoire. Head downstairs, though, and it’s another story. A jazz club hosts regular music sessions and attracts big names
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Pizza Express
39 Abbey RdThe ground floor is nothing special: Pizza Express dishing out its reliable repertoire. Head downstairs, though, and it’s another story. A jazz club hosts regular music sessions and attracts big names
Despite its rather unprepossessing entrance off a scrappy yard and its faux-saloon decor, The Borderline is regarded as a Soho musical institution. And with good reason.
Borderline
Manette StreetDespite its rather unprepossessing entrance off a scrappy yard and its faux-saloon decor, The Borderline is regarded as a Soho musical institution. And with good reason.