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Is it a bar? Is it a restaurant? Is it a club? Well actually it’s all three and more. 100 Wardour Street is Soho’s living room, a destination for drinking, dining, working and playing.

The ground floor is a stylish Lounge, which is open from breakfast right through until late night cocktails and bar bites. Downstairs, the glamorous basement Club hosts live music five nights a week and serves spectacular sharing dishes until 2am, alongside contemporary cocktails.

Food is served until 2am, from a menu including octopus seared on the robata grill and served with confit lemon and chives, a raw selection including Iberico tartare and sharing dishes like bone-in Galician ribeye steak. There is a fantastic cocktail selection including pre-bottled creations, and as befits the venue’s history as the site of London’s iconic Marquee Club – where artists including David Bowie and the Rolling Stones strutted their stuff – there are DJs and live music five nights a week.

Tucked away at the back of the 100 Wardour St Lounge, the Playroom is a cosy space designed for a few cheeky lunchtime games of pool or a pre- or post-dinner frame or two.

The bespoke billiards table ingeniously converts into a dining table, creating a semi-private space for up to 12 people.