Top 5 Soho To-Do

You’re with your mates basking in the glory of Soho and stuck in the middle on what to do. Fear not because you are armed with this quick go-to list of options!

Soho is pedestrian friendly, making almost everything within walking distance. There’s absolutely no excuse to get going – so strap on those heels or grab your trainers because you’re bound to find something that will suit your taste.

1. The club goer: Ah, the uprising, thumping beat of the DJ. Clubbing in Soho is relentless, and there’s nothing quite like the raw and spontaneous sound of a live artist. As John Mayer puts it in his guitar-licking lyrics: “she’s always buzzing just like neon, neon.” And neon it is, because Soho nightlife is all about it. Praised by many is Borderline, amid the gardens of Soho square. This club is where Astoria used to stand—a legendary music venue that was demolished in 2009. Try Ronnie Scott’s, a soulful basement club providing entertainment since 1959. 100 Club in Soho has also hosted music legends like BB King, The Kinks and modern day artists like Mark Ronson. It’s that certain glow of live music that mixes up the diversity and fun of nightlife
2. The coffee addict: One of the best treats in life is to simply grab a warm mug and chat with a friend. Soho provided plenty of places to do just that. Flat White is an on-fleek artisan coffee shop nestled in Berwick Street. Bar Italia is known as the original coffee bar and one of those gems that give you an “open-all-night” feel, especially during the weekends.
3. The café cruncher: The choice is yours with a wide variety of foodie hangouts keen to please even the pickiest eater. Choccywoccydoodah has been rated an amazing cafe for that quick bite-to-eat dessert you’ve been searching for. Very stylish is the Fernandez & Wells, serving up custards and cakes. And if sweets aren’t your jam, then try going for Gail’s which serve a lovely lunch menu and bake nearly 30 types of bread every day.
4. The curious one: If you haven’t experienced this fantastic cultural adventure called China town, then it’s time for you to discover this sought-out treasure. Admire beautiful architecture during historical walks or invite yourself to the immersion of beauty that is far more than Instagram-worthy. Some of the best bars serve up summertime drinking here, too. Even if you aren’t the keenest in Chinese cuisine you can appreciate the beautiful culture whilst getting a taste of this extraordinary country right here in Soho.
5. The street walker: Try a walking tour in Soho. Strawberry Tours offers sightseeing and historical walks where you can team up with your friends and discover something you didn’t know before. Their starting point is in Leicester Square and you can get to know the entire district pretty quickly.

There’s never a dull moment in Soho. Discover yourself this bustling city full of bright bars and ridiculously good restaurants. Increase your curiosity and find something you enjoy in this spectacular and historical spot.