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100 Wardour Street

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  • Soho
  • 3 out of 5 stars
  • Recommended
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Join us for Rhythm N Brunch every Saturday from 12pm-5pm. With three courses, bottomless bubbles and live DJ’s playing 90’s R&B.
- 100 Wardour Street

Time Out says

3 out of 5 stars

A massive bar-restaurant bang in the middle of Soho.

With prices per square foot in Soho reaching ever more ludicrous heights, the D&D restaurant group (owners of 26 other prime spots in London) has turned its cavernous holding on Wardour Street into a high-end restaurant/bar/lounge/music club aimed squarely at well-heeled media types. No one’s going to miss mock-Cuban venue Floridita that was here before, though this big-but-slightly-bland replacement feels like a slightly missed opportunity to do something really exciting. After all, the site was once home to London’s rock ’n’ roll mecca, the Marquee Club.

The basement area, now 100 Wardour’s ‘Restaurant & Club’, still has a stage for live music. It was loungey jazz on our visit, though the programme stretches to pop and electro (all unknown artists). The extensive menu has an intercontinental flavour, from decent robata-grilled skewers (baby octopus, grilled corn-on-the-cob) to a crisp-skinned salmon with sweet harissa potatoes that was downright delicious. The kitchen puts care into the little things: top marks for a side of pak choi garnished with subtle lemon and chilli.

As the eye-popping champagne list suggests, this a place for belt-busting, diet-destroying client dinners. There was only one veggie option, but a gamut of calorie-stacked desserts. It’s all proficient, polished and pleasant, if a bit old-fashioned. And though there are plenty of places in Soho that are more cutting-edge than this, not many of them serve dinner right through to 2am. 100 Wardour Street: it’s hardly rock ’n’ roll, but we don’t mind it.

James Manning
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James Manning
100 Wardour Street says
Restaurant....
Head downstairs for a true taste of Wardour. Expect live music with your dinner, every Tuesday - Saturday. Our famous Rhythm N Brunch stars live DJ's playing your favourite 90s R&B tunes, with bottomless bubbles every Saturday 12-5pm.

Lounge....
The ground floor at 100 Wardour St is a relaxed and stylish Bar & Lounge, perfect for after-work cocktails and bar bites. Or, join us on a Saturday for Jukebox Brunch from 12-5pm, with a live roaming band taking your song requests.

.... & After Dark
100 Wardour St is Soho’s favourite place to party with DJs from 11pm until the early hours on Friday and Saturday nights.

Details

Address:
100 Wardour St
London
W1F 0TN
Transport:
Tube: Tottenham Court Rd
Price:
Dinner for two with drinks and service: around £115.
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