Join us for a Soho Restaurant Tour

Is Soho the original Most Exciting Food Destination? Its rich history of immigration and food traders has fuelled a dining scene packed with diversity and interest. Over the decades it has moved with the times, yet some of its most famous destinations remain as popular today as when they first opened.

Join us on Saturday 15th November for a day of special dining and exploring the streets of Soho. Our bespoke restaurant tour will be hosted by owner and publisher of The Good Food Guide, Adam Hyman.

The day will kick off with a pint of Guinness or glass of champagne at one of Soho’s most talked about pubs, The Devonshire. We will then take the short walk to the nearly 100-year-old Quo Vadis on Dean Street, where Jeremy Lee will share stories and industry secrets while his famous eel sandwich is served. Then it’s off to vinophile Andrew Edmunds' namesake restaurant on Lexington Street for a hearty seasonal main course and wine, before ending the day with dessert, champagne, coffee and madeleines at one of the oldest French restaurants in London, L’Escargot on Greek Street.

Soho Restaurant Tour: Itinerary

11.45am - Meet at The Devonshire for a pint of Guinness or glass of champagne

12.30pm - 1.15pm Quo Vadis for a starter of Jeremy Lee’s smoked eel sandwich

1.30pm - 2.15pm Andrew Edmunds for a main course

2.30pm - L’Escargot for chocolate soufflé with a glass of champagne, followed by coffee and madeleines

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Tickets are £240 per person and include:

Four courses and drinks across the iconic Soho venues
A historical and interactive restaurant walking tour

Members and their guests need to choose their main courses at Andrew Edmunds in advance from the following:

Pork chop, alubia beans, carrots, aioli,

Skate, white wine braised leeks, salsa verde

Semolina gnocchi, cavolo nero, oyster mushrooms, gorgonzola sauce