On London’s funkiest boutique street, neoclassicism and 1960’s futurism meet in this funky and stylish restaurant. A true out-of-this-world experience.
Great place for drinks after work. Has an awesome roof terrace over looking Regent Street and West London
London’s most prestigious Chinese restaurant exudes glamour and retains a reputation of serving some of the best cocktails in town. We recommend the 'Nashi Collins' made with fresh nashi pear. En savoir plus .
Seriously good serious cocktails. Warning: these people don't mess around. The Tommy Margarita is the best. Goddamn. Margarita in the world.
Awesome little cocktail bar hidden behind a smeg fridge! En savoir plus .
Enjoy a drink by the rooftop pool with great views over the city. En savoir plus .
Ronnie Scott’s Jazz Club opened on nearby Gerrard St in 1959, moved here in 1965 and is now the most famous jazz club in Britain. Jimi Hendrix’s played his last public performance here in 1970.
The Savoy Hotel, which completed a £220m renovation in October 2010, was the first hotel to have lifts when it opened in 1889. Its first chef, Auguste Escoffier, led to the verb ‘to scoff’, as in eat
