Best Casual Dining Restaurants in Soho

Refined Taiwanese food, rare teas and luscious cocktail libation. Taiwanese restaurant BAO is getting a slinkier, more sophisticated big sister in the shape of XU. Opening in June on Chinatown’s Rupert Street, the cool new eatery from the trio of siblings behind BAO are set to serve up a refined take on classic Taiwanese dishes. Spread across two floors, XU (pronounced ‘shu’) presents a swish cocktail bar, a tea bar, private dining rooms as well as a chic 76-cover restaurant.

This branch of BaoziInn is located in Soho, an 80-cover restaurant serving authentic, affordable Northern Chinese street food, and the first in London to offer all-day Cantonese Dim Sum with Sichuan and Hunan influences.

Yming is a Chinese Restaurant offering an extensive Chinese menu featuring Szechuan dishes served in simple, contemporary surroundings.

Handmade Dim Sum and carefully crafted Cocktails, in the heart of London. We are known for our Dim Sum (点心 translates as: 'to touch the heart'), beautiful flowering Chinese teas and cocktails with a twist. Join us in one of our London restaurants in Soho. Enjoy unlimited dim sum and bottomless bellinis on Sundays - an experience not to be missed!

This branch of Lobos Meat and Tapas is located on 48 Frith Street Soho, the restaurant is focused on prime cuts of Spanish and British meat. Meaning wolves in Spanish, Lobos offers a short, sharp list of vibrantly authentic, traditional tapas with ingredients sourced locally, evolving seasonally, and therefore dishes that will change frequently depending on what is available from the market.

Lido is one of the longest established Chinese restaurants in London, serving authentic Chinese cuisines such as dim sum and aromatic duck. Lido restaurant is located in Chinatown, London.

Er Mei was the first Sichuan restaurant to open in London’s Chinatown and is located on Lisle Street, the original street that started the Capital’s vibrant area dedicated to Asian food and culture. Thanks to Sichuanese owners, Sichuanese Chef, and a Culinary Director based in Chongqing, Er Mei serves authentic Sichuan dishes that are being currently served in restaurants in the Sichuan region and cannot be found elsewhere in London. Sichuanese cuisine is often stereotyped as being all about chili heat and the numbing taste of Sichuan pepper.

Bun House Restaurant is a throwback to 1960's Hong Kong serving up gourmet takeaway Canton bao upstairs and China-only cocktails downstairs. With pickled treats, far-east a-go-go records, fried duck tongues, velvet, pigs ears, rattan, numbing cucumber & ceramics. Some things made in China, some things made here. The restaurant is located in Chinatown, London.

Gerrard's Corner is delighted to provide the best Chinese food and the best services to every customer. Customers can choose whatever food they wish, dim-sum, main courses, or fresh seafood. Gerrard’s Corner is located in Gerrard Street, China Town in central London.

Salsa! Soho, nestled in the vibrant heart of London's entertainment district, is a lively restaurant and bar celebrating Latin America's spirit and flavours. This dynamic venue is renowned for its energetic atmosphere, colourful decor, and infectious blend of Latin music that keeps the dance floor alive until the early hours. Salsa! Soho is not just a dining destination; it's an immersive cultural experience that transports guests to the streets of Latin America with every visit. Upon entering, guests are greeted by a kaleidoscope of colours, from the brightly painted walls adorned with Latin American art to the warm, inviting lighting that enhances the festive ambience. The setting is casual and welcoming, with an open layout encouraging mingling and dancing, making it the perfect spot for celebrations, casual gatherings, or a fun night out with friends. The menu at Salsa! Soho is a vibrant tribute to Latin culinary traditions, offering a wide array of dishes that are as flavorful and diverse as the cultures they represent. From sizzling fajitas and hearty burritos to fresh ceviche and tantalizing tapas, each dish is prepared with authentic ingredients and techniques, ensuring an authentic taste experience. The restaurant also caters to various dietary preferences, ensuring everyone can enjoy a taste of Latin America.

Situated on Soho's famous Dean Street in the West End of London, Prix Fixe is the perfect place to enjoy affordable French food, close to Covent Garden and Chinatown. Ideal for impressing on a first date or sharing a pre-theatre meal, Prix Fixe Brasserie proves to be a popular choice for diners before or after a night out in Soho's many bars and clubs. Alongside weekly specials and set menus, the main menu offers a delicious range of French cuisine infused with elements of modern European style. Enhanced by the friendly staff and piano evenings, the contemporary feel of Prix Fixe inspires an irresistible, romantic atmosphere - ideal for dining by candlelight.

Pierre Victoire Bistro has been established as one of Soho's most charming French restaurants since opening its doors to London in 1998. The classic French Bistro style décor complete with an eclectic collection of art pieces and chalkboards detailing the daily specials sets an inviting scene in which to enjoy a fabulous and very affordable French meal.

Le Pan Quotidien is a bakery and restaurant located right in the heart of Soho, serving simple, wholesome and seasonal food. Le Pain Quotidien means "the daily bread" in French, and as the name suggests, we're bakers at heart. At Le Pain Quotidien, there is a belief that food should be simple, nourishing, and delicious.

Copita reflects the wonderful tapas bar culture of Spain. Eating and drinking in a social, upbeat atmosphere. Michelin BiB Gourmand for the past six years. It offers Spanish food and drinks at the heart of Soho, in London: cooked Spanish tapas, grilled octopus, and calamari listed on the menu. Copita is to be recommended for tasty churros, ice cream, and crumble. This place is known for good gin, Spanish wine, or white wine.

Barrafina is a Spanish tapas restaurant and bar, located in the heart of London’s West End. Our aim is to provide top-quality Tapas, using the best ingredients we can obtain, in stylish surroundings and with friendly efficient service. There are no reservations but guests in the fast-moving queue can order drinks and small plates.

Nestled near Carnaby Street and Oxford Street, we’ve been a favourite foodie haunt for years on Broadwick Street, Soho. Our cosy restaurant Brindisa Soho is an inspiration of the bustling bodegas synonymous with Spanish cities. The bodegas are intimate, local joints where artisan beers, sherries, and wines are served with impeccably sourced food. Our menu boasts a sensational selection of tapas, great bar snacks and traditional Spanish comfort food made of the finest fresh ingredients sourced all around Spain.