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How is life in Soho Square? A thorough guide of the neighbourhood

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Wikipedia gives us the quick following overview of the area: “ Soho is an area of the City of Westminster, part of the West End of London. Originally a fashionable district for the aristocracy, it has been one of the main entertainment districts in the capital since the 19th century. “

Other neighbourhoods near Soho Square

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Whitehall See the guide here
St. James’s See the guide here
Horton See the guide here
Moorfields Eye Hospital See the guide here
Hyde Park See the guide here
Bankside See the guide here
Charing Cross See the guide here
Royal Academy See the guide here
Monument See the guide here
Billingsgate See the guide here
Leicester Square See the guide here
Temple See the guide here
Mayfair (south) See the guide here
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Covent Garden See the guide here
Chinatown See the guide here
Blackfriars See the guide here
Cannon Street See the guide here
Grosvenor Square See the guide here
Lombard Street See the guide here
Regent Street See the guide here
Aldwych See the guide here
Soho (south east) See the guide here
Soho (north west) See the guide here
Royal Exchange See the guide here
St Paul’s See the guide here
Hanover Square See the guide here
Bank of England See the guide here
Brompton See the guide here
Fetter Lane See the guide here
New Oxford Street See the guide here
Liverpool Street See the guide here
St Bartholomew’s Hospital See the guide here
High Holborn See the guide here
Broadgate See the guide here
Marylebone See the guide here
Barbican See the guide here
Great Portland Street See the guide here
Hatton Garden See the guide here
Harley Street See the guide here
Finsbury See the guide here
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Chenies See the guide here
Fitzrovia See the guide here
Farringdon See the guide here
Great Ormond Street Hospital See the guide here
Bloomsbury See the guide here
Bunhill Fields See the guide here
University College London See the guide here
St Luke’s See the guide here
Lisson Grove See the guide here
Finsbury Estate See the guide here
St Pancras See the guide here
Clerkenwell See the guide here
Euston See the guide here
Somers Town See the guide here
Kings Cross See the guide here
Islington See the guide here
Camden Town See the guide here
Barnsbury See the guide here
Primrose Hill See the guide here
South Lambeth See the guide here
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Vauxhall See the guide here
Kennington See the guide here
Pimlico See the guide here
Victoria Station See the guide here
Victoria St See the guide here
Belgravia See the guide here
Knightsbridge See the guide here
Newington See the guide here
Buckingham Palace See the guide here
Southwark See the guide here
South Bank See the guide here
Whitehall See the guide here
St. James’s See the guide here
Horton See the guide here
Moorfields Eye Hospital See the guide here

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The amenities you might need in Soho Square

Below is a list of the places you may want to check out if the area of Soho Square. This can really help you out when you are moving to an area or neighbourhood.

Schools in and around the area of Soho Square

Having an educational institution close by is a great perk when moving. See the list below of schools located in the Soho Square vicinity and how they relate to property prices.

School NameAddressAverage RatingNumber of ratings
IOE, UCL’s Faculty of Education and Society20 Bedford Way, London4.496
City Lit1-10 Keeley Street, London3.6102
Nuffield Health Covent Garden Fitness and Wellbeing Gym9 Endell Street, London3.2130
Saint Giles Colleges (London Central)154 Southampton Row, London41
Yogarise Covent Garden – Yoga classes in Covent Garden, London13 Mercer Street, London4.162
Dancebuzz15 Marshall Street, London4.761
Stafford House London2 Southampton Place, London4.3133
Oyster Diving School LondonLeisure Centre, 15 Marshall Street, London5489
Piano Lessons at Piano-Yoga Music Studio Central London48 Great Marlborough Street, LondonN/AN/A
Arts Academy3rd, 207 Regent Street, LondonN/AN/A
Pure Soho LtdHammer House, 113-117 Wardour Street, London4.37
A Great Life Coach75 Shelton Street, London524
Singing Teacher London – Michael Thomas Freeman191 Wardour Street, London32
Turtles Nursery, Covent Garden36 Endell Street, London4.414
The Now ProjectMeeting Rooms, 14b Neal’s Yard, London4.734
Chinese School London45 Oxford Street, London515
GHD London Studio82-83 Dean Street, LondonN/AN/A
華商中文學校19, 20 Frith Street, LondonN/AN/A
Goggle And Giggle Ltd112 Great Russell Street, London4.820
Language Trainers UKSuite 2, 5 Percy Street, London4.9123

Post offices in Soho Square

Nearby post offices simplify sending and getting packages. Soho Square branches also offer services like money orders and insurance along with mail services. Here they are along with their proximity to the area.

Post Office NameAddressAverage RatingNumber of ratings
Regent Street St. James’s Post Office (Ryman)11 Regent Street Saint James’s, London4.92607
Break Point Ltd T/A The Convenience Store71 New Oxford Street, London2.711
Royal Mail Post BoxLIBERTY C/O skin laundry, Regent Street, London42
Southampton Row Post Office (Ryman)86 Southampton Row, London4.2183
Holborn Post Office181 High Holborn, London4.4470
The Courier Co15 Ingestre Place, London52
Robert Dyas The Strand393, QueensLand House, Strand, London4.227
New Oxford Street Post Office71-75 New Oxford Street, London3.5188
Poland Street Post Office14 Poland Street, London2.7145
Post BoxGreat Russell Street, London00
Mail Boxes Etc. Holborn19 Bury Place, London515
Post Office54-56 Great Portland Street, London4.1304
Postbox6 Suffolk Place, London00
Post box99 Great Portland Street, London00
Postbox5 Sicilian Avenue, London00
BBC news12 Langham Street, London15
Strand Post Office (Robert Dyas)QueensLand House, 393 Strand, London4.7160
Postbox5-6, Staple Inn, High Holborn, London51

In Soho Square, what tube and train stations are nearby?

We assembled the train and tube stations of Soho Square in a convenient table below so you can find the best location for you to live if transport connections are important to you.

Train or tube station nameAddressAverage RatingNumber of ratings
Charing CrossStrand, London4.1615
Tottenham Court RoadOxford Street, London4.4855
Oxford CircusOxford Street, London4.21256
Tottenham Court RoadOxford Street, London4.4855
Leicester SquareSquare Station Underground Ltd, Leicester, Cranbourn Street, London4.3569
Piccadilly CircusPiccadilly Circus, London4.52005
Goodge StreetUnderground Ltd, 75 Tottenham Court Road, London4101
Covent GardenUnderground Ltd, Long Acre, London4.3532
HolbornUnderground Ltd, Holborn Station, Kingsway, London3.9314
Charing CrossLondon4.2207

Health amenities that are in Soho Square

Soho Square has 20 medical institutions. These include hospitals, doctors offices, pharmacies and other stores providing medical attention. Here are the details the nearby medical institutions (1000 radius of the area).

Medical institution NameAddressAverage RatingNumber of ratings
Royal National Throat, Nose and Ear Hospital47-49 Huntley Street, London3.5110
Mortimer Market Centre (including the Margaret Pyke Centre)Capper Street, London4187
Obstetric Hospital74 Huntley Street, LondonN/AN/A
Harley Medical Group Harley Street6 Harley Street, London4.3291
Harley Street Health Centre13 Queen Anne Street, London4.6339
FERRAMED81 Oxford Street, LondonN/AN/A
St Giles Medical LtdSaint Giles High Street, London51
Litmus MME151 Shaftesbury Avenue, LondonN/AN/A
Bedford Square Medical Centre60 Bloomsbury Street, Bedford Square, LondonN/AN/A
Third Space Soho67 Brewer Street, London4.81188
Medicspot Clinic Holborn41 Bloomsbury Way, LondonN/AN/A
Sinusoothe Ltd60 Saint Martin’s Lane, LondonN/AN/A
THE PRIVATE BRAIN UNIT AT UNIVERSITY COLLEGE HOSPITAL18 Huntley Street, LondonN/AN/A
Body Fabulous Health Clinic95 Mortimer Street, London4.9142
Natural and Personalised Treatment in Central London3-8 Bolsover Street, London52
Midtown Wellness7 Henrietta Street, London5180
OFFA4 Cavendish Square, LondonN/AN/A
University of Westminster PolyclinicHanson Street, London52
Freedoms ShopMortimer Market Centre, Capper Street, London53
cuthbert medical27 Old Gloucester Street, LondonN/AN/A

Is the local life vibrant in Soho Square

Soho Square is vibrant with life, activities and to find out what to do in your area we recommend you to have a look at websites like Timeout. Timeout updates on a weekly basis things to do in Soho Square. To simplify you the task of finding the page here is the link to see the upcoming events in Soho Square.

Also having a clear view of what is available in Soho Square and where is a great way to project yourself within this new area. This is why we created the following map where we gathered all the information you will find in this article.

In the city of Soho Square, what kind of things are there to do?

What makes the heart of Soho Square? At Cozee we asked ourselves what would define the culture, the vibe of a given area. We have come up with the following elements so whether you are a foodie or a night bird, we got you covered. Check out the different restaurants, pubs and gyms that exist in Soho Square to help you decide as to whether to move there or not.

Supermarkets in Soho Square

Perhaps one of the most common amenities in Soho Square would be supermarkets. Below, you will be able to tell what type of supermarket there are in Soho Square and what company operates here.

We weren’t able to find any supermarket in this area. If we were wrong, tell us in the comments the name and address of your local supermarket or grocery store. We’ll amend this page

The range of gyms in Soho Square

In Soho Square, using the public parks is not for everyone. Finding out if you are able to attend a local gym or leisure centre nearby may be a good idea if you are trying to move to the area perhaps for permanent residency.

Gym NameAddressAverage RatingNumber of ratings
YMCA Club112 Great Russell Street, London4.3168
Oasis Sports Centre32 Endell Street, London4.3788
SweatBox SohoRamillies House, 1-2 Ramillies Street, London4.3445
Fitness First15 Great Marlborough Street, London4.3434
Fitness First179A Tottenham Court Road, London4.3656
Virgin ActiveShell-Mex House, 80 Strand, London4.3299
Nuffield Health Covent Garden Fitness and Wellbeing Gym9 Endell Street, London4.3130
Fitness First6 Bedford Street, London4.3345
Yogarise Covent Garden – Yoga classes in Covent Garden, London13 Mercer Street, London4.362
Body Control Pilates35 Little Russell Street, London4.336
Six Physio19 Foley Street, London4.366
Powertone Studios13 Maddox Street, London4.31
Gymbox Holborn100 High Holborn, London4.3340
Jubilee Hall Gym30 The Piazza, London4.3111
Nordic Balance St James’s | Gym & Physiotherapy7-9 Babmaes Street, London4.3180
Covent Garden PhysiotherapyGround Floor, Durham House, 1 Durham House Street, London4.346
The Louisa Drake MethodUntil, Unit 111 Charing Cross Road, London4.37
Fitness Lab9-12 Saint Anne’s Court, London4.3155
PT Session with David112 Great Russell Street, London4.327
Seen on Screen Fitness & Events Ltd112 Great Russell Street, London4.3N/A

Green space in the city of Soho Square

One of London’s best features is its many green spaces. See if Soho Square offers space for strolls or picnics.

Park NameAddressAverage RatingNumber of ratings
Russell SquareLondon4.49049
Golden SquareGolden Square, London4.31283
Malet Street Gardens8 Gower Street, London3.837
Soho Square GardensSoho Square, London4.36139
Rathbone Square1 Rathbone Square, London4.650
Whitfield GardensTottenham Court Road, London4131
Cavendish Square GardensCavendish Square, London4.21167
Bedford Square GardenWashington Group International, 20 Bedford Square, London4425
Bloomsbury Square Garden14 Bloomsbury Square, London4.32017
The Phoenix Garden21 Stacey Street, London4.6461
The Tuk Tuk Flower Studio34 Bourdon Street, London11
Memorial bench for Kirsty MacCollSoho Square, London4.65
St Anne’s Churchyard55 Wardour Street, LondonN/AN/A
Princes Circus243 Shaftesbury Avenue, London51
James’s Square Garden23 Wells Street, LondonN/AN/A
Crabtree Fields9, 19 Whitfield Street, London3.515
Stolperstein3 Upper James Street, LondonN/AN/A
Mayank Statue21 Neal Street, LondonN/AN/A
Alfred Place GardensPancras Square, London4.73
Shakespeare Water Fountain4 Leicester Square, London4.68

Museums & Galleries in the area

Art helps discover an area’s culture. Galleries and museums are great weekend enjoyment and you can find where all the fun is happening by checking out the museum and galleries table for Soho Square below.

Museum name NameAddressAverage RatingNumber of ratings
The British MuseumGreat Russell Street, London4.7146999
The National GalleryTrafalgar Square, London4.747389
The Photographers’ Gallery16-18 Ramillies Street, London4.52418
National Portrait GallerySaint Martin’s Place, London4.610128
Grant Museum of ZoologyRockefeller Building, 21 University Street, London4.8831
Camera Museum44 Museum Street, London4.7278
The Cartoon Museum63 Wells Street, London4.11024
Freemasons Hall, London60 Great Queen Street, London4.81829
Chandos House2 Queen Anne Street, London4.4140
Brunei Gallery SOASSOAS, University of London Thornhaugh Street, Russell Square, London4.5180
Benjamin Franklin House36 Craven Street, London4.2292
Fashion Space Gallery20 John Prince’s Street, London4.513
Museum of Freemasonry60 Great Queen Street, London4.5172
Alison Jacques22 Cork Street, London4.647
Petrie Museum of Egyptian ArchaeologyMalet Place, London4.7493
Handel Hendrix House25 Brook Street, London4.5574
British Optical Association Museum42 Craven Street, London4.813
Pollocks Toy Museum1 Scala Street, London4.4325
Museum of Knowledge1, 85 Great Portland Street, LondonN/AN/A
Matthiesen Gallery Ltd7, 8 Masons Yard, St. James’s, London54

Restaurants in the area

Soho Square is able to produce a large amount of different cuisines if you are looking. Take a look at the table below to find the most popular places to eat if you are a resident of Soho Square.

Restaurant NameAddressAverage RatingNumber of ratings
Covent Garden Hotel10 Monmouth Street, London4.3624
Charlotte Street Hotel15-17 Charlotte Street, London4.31138
Premier Inn London Leicester Square hotelQueens House, 1 Leicester Square, London4.3927
The Clermont London, Charing CrossStrand, London4.32417
One Aldwych1 Aldwych, London4.31341
Dean Street Townhouse69-71 Dean Street, London4.31775
Karma Sanctum Soho London20 Warwick Street, London4.3655
Sofitel London St James6 Waterloo Place, London4.31982
The Cheshire Hotel110 Great Russell Street, London4.3583
Gem Langham Court Hotel31-35 Langham Street, London4.3529
The Ivy1-5 West Street, London4.33523
Pied a Terre34 Charlotte Street, London4.3637
Wong Kei41-43 Wardour Street, London4.33522
Bob Bob Ricard Soho1 Upper James Street, London4.32703
Long Bar50 Berners Street, London4.3248
Hawksmoor Seven Dials11 Langley Street, London4.33554
VeeraswamyVictory House, 99 Regent Street, London4.31629
Goodman – Mayfair24-26 Maddox Street, London4.31965
Liberty LondonRegent Street, London4.319176
Inamo134-136 Wardour Street, London4.34758

Are there any good pubs in Soho Square?

As Londoners, we cherish our local pubs. Soho Square has some great go-to spots. From smaller, more family run chains to larger pubs like WeatherSpoons, there is a pub for everyone in the area.

Pub name NameAddressDescription
Blue Posts28 Rupert Street
London
W1D 6DJ
Built in 1900 and Grade II listed. Following a period of closure, the pub was reopened in December 2017 by Layo and Zoë Paskin, founders of the Covent Garden restaurants Palomar and Barbary, on a 15-year lease. The ground floor still houses the main pub area and has three real ale pumps often offering unusual brands, but the beer cellar has been lowered in the renovation to house Evelyn’s Table, a micro-restaurant with an 11-seat marble countertop, with two side tables bringing the seat count up to 15. Unusually for somewhere this small there is not a set meal, but around 10 dishes per day on a regularly changing modern European menu. Half the seats are available for walk-ins. There is also a barfood menu available from 5pm.
Coach & Horses2 Old Compton Street
London
W1D 4TQ
Situated on a prime site on the corner of Charing Cross Rd and Old Compton St, this purports to be the oldest pub in W1, dating from 1734 and Grade II-listed. Previously Molly Moggs, the site reopened after refurbishment in autumn 2017 as the Compton Cross and then again in 2019 as the Coach & Horses under Shepherd Neame ownership. This is now the third pub in Soho with that name!
Very small inside, about square with a front-facing bar. Black honeycomb-pattern ceiling, sunken spot lights, black cornice and upper walls, wood panelling clads some walls with brewery mirrors, dark green glazed tiles on the dado, white glazed tiles behind bar, black-painted buttressed wood panelling under counter, bare floorboards, the only seating is high stools & tables, elbow shelf around the room. Quite loud music. Easily filled but not always busy, gay-friendly, female-friendly. Karaoke every Sunday from 4pm.
Coach & Horses29 Greek Street
London
W1D 5DH
First licensed in 1724 the pub was most recently rebuilt in 1889 and is Grade II listed. The name of course derives from horse-drawn coaches and it is thought that a type of shuttle service ran from this site to the Smithfield Market area, the main starting-point for coaches going north.
Comptons of Soho51-53 Old Compton Street
London
W1D 6HJ
Promoted as “Soho’s favourite gay bar” and the heart of the Soho gay community, with an impressive interior with chandeliers, mirror ball, candelabra and a piano. Two ale handpumps plus craft beers & lagers. A staircase leads to a balcony where you can watch the gay world go by! See venue website for events and drinks offers.
Crown & Two Chairmen32 Dean Street
London
W1D 3SB
A busy corner pub, with lunchtime table service on the first floor. An interesting bar food menu is available through the day, and the main menu includes Sunday roasts.
Don’t trip over the resident bearded collie, Maxwell.
Devonshire17 Denman Street
London
W1D 7HW
Previously a Victorian public house and most recently a Jamie’s Italian restaurant and then chicken and burger concept Coqbull, this site has now blossomed again as The Devonshire. Publican Oisín Rogers, Flat Iron founder Charlie Carroll and Ashley Palmer-Watts, the former Fat Duck executive chef, joined forces to open the new pub and restaurant in November 2023.
Dog & Duck18 Bateman Street
London
W1D 3AJ
In the bustling heart of Soho this narrow corner pub site has been licensed from 1734, with the present grade II listed building dating from 1897 to designs by architect Francis Chambers. An M&B Nicholson’s outlet, this is one of Britain’s Real Heritage Pubs; it is also reported to have two ghosts and the pub is featured in the Ghost Pubs website. An elaborate mosaic depicts dogs and ducks; the pub name possibly derives from the old-time “sport” of setting dogs on ducks with pinioned wings and timing how long it took for the dogs to catch them. The loser paid for the drinks!
Wonderful advertising mirrors adorn the walls and original light fixtures and marvellous tilework complement the interior. The pub is small and so popular, especially with media people, that it is not just smokers who have to drink outside. The bar has been extended towards the main Frith St door.
The pub gained fame just before the Coronation in May 2023, when the Prince & Princess of Wales visited to hear how the pub was preparing for the Coronation weekend, and to meet pub staff and representatives from other hospitality businesses in the area. Prince William was filmed behind the bar pulling a pint of Kingmaker pale ale, a special Coronation brew.
Duke of Wellington77 Wardour Street
London
W1D 6QA
DJ and music nights. The pub is in gay bar listings and advertised as such by Stonegate. There’s an area for dancing inside, and up the staircase there are plenty of tables for when the downstairs becomes too crowded or noisy.
Flying Horse6 Oxford Street
London
W1D 1AN
A Flemish Renaissance style exterior leads to a highly ornate interior with fine painted ceiling bosses and elaborate murals of curvaceous ladies by Felix de Jong, the leading musical hall decorative artist. It was called the Flying Horse until it was rebuilt in 1893 by the Baker Bros to the design of Saville & Martin at a cost of £12,120. After over a century as the Tottenham, it has now reverted to its former name. Grade II*-listed and included in CAMRA’s National Inventory, it is now the only remaining pub on Oxford St. J K Rowling, writing under the pseudonym Robert Galbraith, describes the pub in her 2013 novel The Cuckoo’s Calling.
The downstairs bar has windows to the cellar.
2 Westons (non real) ciders on offer Nov 23.
Note that the licence does not permit alcohol sale before noon on Sundays.
Golden Lion51 Dean Street
London
W1D 5BH
Licensed in 1728, this small 1930s corner pub retains some of its original Younger’s decor including some ornate plasterwork on the ceiling and cornices. The furnishings include a number of high tables and window shelves provided with upholstered bar stools. There are numerous screens, a sound system and, useful at busy times, additional seating is available upstairs. Noel Coward used to be a regular in the pub and, in the 1980s, mass-murderer Dennis Nilsen picked up victims here.
Lyric37 Great Windmill Street
London
W1D 7LT
Small pub just off Shaftesbury Avenue, very popular with the local trade. Bay fronted with a tiled panelled interior, it was originally two adjacent taverns, the Windmill and the Ham which were merged in the mid 18th century to form the Windmill & Ham. The pub was renamed in 1890 and rebuilt sixteen years later.
As well as up to ten cask ales and two or three ciders on handpump, the pub has over 20 craft keg/keykeg beer and cider taps on the bar-back plus bottled beers and the array of beers here has been described as “beyond excellence, verging on the exemplary”. As is often the case, customers wishing to drink outside will have to stand and settle for plastic glasses. Food is of the traditional pub grub variety but does normally include a Christmas Day menu; you don’t have to eat turkey! See venue website for weekly food offers.
This is an unusually authentic “real pub”, for one so close to the traditional heart of London at Piccadilly Circus, and for real ale fans well worth a visit.
Note that the Morgan Pub Collective has gift card offers, see venue website.
Nellie Dean of Soho89 Dean Street
London
W1D 3SU
Originally licensed in 1683 as the Dolphin, the current building dates from 1900 and is Grade II-listed; the name was changed to Nellie Dean of Soho in 1967. The pub now offers three cask ales and reasonably priced food, very largely Pieminister pies. The upstairs room is now set for tables and dining, and can be hired for functions. The pub can become very crowded of a weekday evening and customers may spill out onto the pavement. Note that the toilets are down a quite narrow flight of stairs.
Very handy for the Elizabeth Line, and the nearby Pizza Express jazz club.
Queens Head15 Denman Street
London
W1D 7HN
Unusual for the West End of London in that it is a free house, this compact but welcoming pub consists of a ground floor bar, with a few tables at the front and the rear and plenty of vertical drinking space with shelves for glasses and a few high stools in between, and another room upstairs, which used to be used as a restaurant. The traditional feel of the place is enhanced by an attractive back bar and wall mirroring with a partly lino covered wooden floor downstairs and a most unusual old leather-fronted bar upstairs.
Spice Of Life6 Moor Street
London
W1D 5NA
A pub and music bar on the perimeter of Cambridge Circus, at the corner of Romilly Street and Moor Street. First licensed in 1686 as the George, the current building dates from 1898 and the current name from 1986. (One of the old names, Cantons, can be seen being held by one of the gargoyles on the top of the building).
Famous in the 1960s and 70s for folk music and then punk, latterly it has become a jazz venue and home to SpiceJazz club. Up to 5 real ales from the McMullen range on offer and free admission to the main bar but you may well have to pay for music gigs in the basement, see venue website. If you are not drinking and want to listen to the music and drive, the public car park in Chinatown is only a short walk away.
St. James Tavern45 Great Windmill Street
London
W1D 7NE
Licensed 1733 and rebuilt in 1897 to the design of prolific pub architect William Brutton at a cost of £4,860. Still retains some etched glass, and tiled paintings by Doulton’s of Lambeth representing Shakespearean scenes, with two others showing hops and a vine. Now a busy establishment with a mixture of shoppers, theatre-goers, and tourists; with a younger clientele likely in the late evenings.
Three Greyhounds25 Greek Street
London
W1D 5DD
Popular M&B Nicholson’s pub, just off Shaftesbury Avenue and full of tourists and wanderers through Soho, first licensed as a beer house in 1846, with weatherboarding added in 1925. The name derives from the dogs once used to course hares in the area.
Three permanent ales are on offer and guest beers have included unusual ones such as Cropton Elf Indulgence and Box Steam Tunnel Vision. The pub makes a comfortable break from the Soho streets, but can frequently become rather crowded in this very central location.
Waxy’s Little Sister20 Wardour Street
London
W1D 6QG
Sister pub to the Irish Waxy’s in Rupert Street, but much smaller and on just two levels. It is situated opposite the rear (Wardour St) entrance to its Big Brother. Drinks can be ordered from the first floor via dumb-waiter.

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