About
From dinner to live music, party brunches and dancing into the early hours, 100 Wardour St has you covered whether you're joining us for date night, a catch up or late-night dancing.
Lounge
The ground floor at 100 Wardour St is a relaxed and stylish Lounge, perfect for a casual dinner, and after-work cocktails and bar bites.
Restaurant
Head downstairs to our Restaurant at 100 Wardour St, things are a little more louche, drawing on Soho’s spirit of fun and indulgence.
Food is served until late, from a menu including Smoked aubergine paella or a Chateaubriand to share – all finished up with the likes of Valhrona chocolate fondant or a Coconut pavlova . There is a fantastic cocktail selection, 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 four nights a week.
History
100 Wardour St has always been an important address in Soho.
In 1964 the legendary London music venue the Marquee Club moved in, hosting music acts including David Bowie, The Rolling Stones, Jimi Hendrix and The Sex Pistols, before closing its doors in 1988. In the 90s, Conran’s famous Mezzo took its place, before the basement was transformed into Cuban hotspot Floridita and the ground floor into pan-Indian restaurant Carom. In 2016 it reopened as 100 Wardour St.
