Since opening in 2002, G-A-Y Bar has been a key part of Soho’s story and welcomed thousands through its doors. From spontaneous street parties to moments of solidarity and remembrance, it has been a space for music, energy, and community. G-A-Y club owner, Jeremy Joseph is known for being a “brilliant and creative tenant and […]
A Game Changer for the Global Live Music Industry with HERE at Outernet London
August 3, 2022 by
Brand new live venue HERE at Outernet has announced its first wave of shows in their 25,000 sq. ft. purpose built live events space, four storeys under Denmark Street in the heart of London. It is the first music venue to be built in the centre of the capital since the 1940s, and it’s in […]
The New Jazz Age Hits London With Soho.Live Jazz Week
September 10, 2019 by
In The Great Gatsby, F Scott Fitzgerald coined the phrase the “Jazz Age” to describe the enthusiasm music brought to the roaring twenties that tore through New York. As we approach the 20’s again, 100 years later that movement which heavily influenced art, music, design and fashion is ready for a rebrand here in London. Driven […]
The £1m Soho Residence launches in London’s West End
January 10, 2019 by
Spread across three floors of the 126-year old Roundhouse building, the ritzy, revamped Soho Residence offers a ground floor with art deco style, late night basement party space Festival Club and first floor Gin Parlour. There’s a real sense of style with snug sofas and huge windows, rich fabrics and hanging foliage. With a capacity of 350 […]
Sipsmith’s Hot Gin Roof at Ham Yard Hotel
January 4, 2018 by Leave a Comment
Sipsmith and Ham Yard Hotel have teamed up to bring back the hot gin experience for ‘ginthusiasts’. Firmdale Hotel’s Group Mixologist, Eoin Kenny and Sipsmith Master Distiller, Jared Brown have delved back into the history books and discovered that not only was gin first sipped hot before there was access to central heating, but also […]
The Potato Project, Soho London
May 27, 2016 by Leave a Comment
Soho is having a field day with the budding of new eateries specialising in just one ingredient and the latest to join is The Potato Project on Noel Street. It’s baked potatoes at their beautiful best! In what was originally planned as a wine bar, founder Ksenia Karpenko went back to her roots and came up with a […]
#Restaurant #Review NOPI – Five Years On
March 6, 2016 by Leave a Comment
Front of house can make or break a restaurant. A cheery welcome wins hearts, but not this time on going into NOPI. Much lauded for its food and founders’ back story, the Soho outpost is a busy, shiny shrine five years on – and you still need to make a reservation. So we did. Tellingly their website reports “salads […]
Barrio Soho
October 8, 2015 by Leave a Comment
Barrio Central is relaunching as Barrio Soho on 19th October 2015 with a new look and menu but with the same late night party vibe. Ernesto Pavia’s food offers the intense flavours of Mexico with tacos of marinated spit roasted pork with pineapple and Chipotle-rubbed crispy fried cod. There’s a large £18 home-smoked beef short rib with […]
HAIR: Fishfoam Mousse and Plumpfish Shampoo
July 1, 2015 by Leave a Comment
Fish Salon Soho have been doing great products for twenty years, since founder Paul Burfoot cooked up some wax in his shed. We already love the Fish 25ml minis at £2.99 – handy for travel or in the manbag. The texturising fishshape cream has firm but flexible hold and doesn’t dry hard. The fishfingers wax is the original and defining […]
RESTAURANT REVIEW: Bunny Chow
March 3, 2015 by 2 Comments
Simply put it’s tasty food in a bun. A clever pun and great idea taken from the Indian migrant workers who were brought to South Africa to work the sugar cane plantations and had to take their lunch in one go. The African Cornish pasty if you like. A hollowed out loaf is filled with a curry and […]
