Soho House 21 in City of London, Westminster

Wonderful atmosphere. Love a place in London that has a "no suit, no tie" policy and members are rejected if their guests infringe 3 times.

I enjoyed this visit for lunch.Sunday rost very good,a lot of food a little bit expensive for a private Club. Good environment but a bit crowded.

The place is incredible, the staff friendly but the service is slow. I believe it might be a much better place just for drinks.

Had a lovely meal here one evening for a private function as a guest speaker at a Zendesk conference. Lovely food, drink and service. (May 2014)

The best of London's bar/restaurant scene. Stunning venues, great menu's and the best customer service this side of the Atlantic. Vibrant, sensually enticing, wonderful clientèle and nuanced atmosphere. A pleasure to witness, behold and be part of.

I had drinks with a friend here on a late Sunday afternoon. They had just broken down Sunday brunch & the place was pretty empty with just a few tables with people. We sat on comfy couches in the middle of the room instead of a proper table. The waitress was prompt & polite, the vibe is cool & trendy, & the drinks were good.

Spettacolare Club inglese nel cuore di Soho in un palazzo d'epoca. Atmosfera calda ricercata e senza tempo. Per entrare bisogna essere soci. Fortunatamente un nostro collega londinese lo era e abbiamo potuto prendere un aperitivo sulla spettacolare e panoramica terrazza. Se ne avete l'occasione andateci.

Food was not bad. Not particularly memorable. But overall nice enough. Service was ok. I honestly cannot remember the food, not a great sign. The vibe is the usual pretentious Soho House thing. Slightly annoying.

Worthwhile going. Great for relaxed and informal business meetings. Staff is nice and a day never miss a chance to ask if you'd like to get another drink...

Soho house is wonderful it has a Relaxed yet professional vibe, a real homely feel, what fantastic space for meetings or working alone with lots of activities and great food on offer. What a great place.

We have been members for ages. We have eaten there quite a lot over recent years and generally found the food to have improved - more light Mediterranean in style. However, we had dinner there last night - and all of it was pretty poor. Everything was a bit "deep fat fried" - vegetables and fish. We both had a main course of cod, which while including the right ingredients, just wasn't well put together. And for a relatively basic dinner, just quite expensive. The staff tried hard, but seemed relatively inexperienced.

The place is more like a chill-out bar, good for business meetings or night out with friends. in general, nice atmosphere, friendly staff and tasty drinks

An absolute institution of London, Soho house is a must for trendy creatives. Good food, great staff and an inclusive and friendly atmosphere.

The food was okay and the service was fine. A bit of a decor edge to it but not knocking me out of the park. With thousands of places to go I would not pick it but I would also be happy to go again.

I'm not a member here but had the pleasure of being a guest of one recently. We spent the whole Sunday having brunch, then lunch then drinks. Such a relaxing way to spend a Sunday.

The thing I like most about Soho house's larger rooms is that there is a big bath tub in the actual room which is awesome! Not to mention all the awesome and endless "cowshed" products that come with the place. The vintage and classic aesthetic with muted colors and french inspired windows is all that is needed to make this one of my favorites in London. Plus Soho is a great and lively neighborhood which makes the stay that much better.

Not the sort of place I would normally review as it is a private members club but I was invited here as my son is on the staff and we spent a very pleasant few hours in the rooftop area, The staff were unfailingly courteous and friendly, the seating roomy and comfortable and the food (squid and chips) tasty.

I've been several times and it's good when the weather is nice to be able to sit outside.However the menu is limited and if you're on the Greek Street side of the roof top terrace you can certainly smell the burger fat.The staff are unfailing nice and friendly, the members not so - yes I know it's a club for media types that love to be seen to be important when they are so obviously not but how do they conscience taking up tables at busy periods on their macbooks with a glass of water or maybe push the boat out with a coffee.Shoreditch House even worse for that behavior.

It turns out I'm distantly related to the chef here, the step-son of my cousin. We were a large party in the private dining room with a range of starters and main course plates to share. I'm not sure I've had lunch like this before. It was a little challenging sharing the plates around, but a good opportunity to get to know others at the table. We talked so much I didn't get to dessert as I had to leave for another meeting, but for what I had, the restaurant and chef did us proud.

Staff were very friendly. Food was great. Bit noisy but not to the point of making conversation impossible. It has a lived in feel... like you're visiting someone's house. I would definitely go again.

sitting in the restaurant is a very tight fit - don't expect to have a private conversation!Staff v friendly, the meal was hearty and tasty, but the decor is really tired. The christmas decorations had withered and were very sad.def in need of a spruce up!

What a lovely place, again it was business trip, look after my luggage even though i was not staying there, all together a fantastic evening food outstanding, plenty to go round and the drinks where flowing. A+++

Nice decor throughout, a professional approach to service and nice facilities included in the room. Breakfast (not included) was nice too. Coffee was a bit bitter but everything else was executed well. Our paper wasn't delivered in the morning but once informing reception they chased after us with one showing genuine care which completely made up for it. Rooms next to Chiswick main road can be noisy but I was too tired for that to be an issue (it is London after all) after a great party in their basement!

Одной из особенностей Лондона, которая меня удивила больше всего, стало наличие большого количества закрытых клубов, куда можно попасть только по клубным картам, либо вместе с их владельцами. Так вот, это как раз одно из таких мест, где можно весело провести время. Я был на празднике Хеллоувин здесь дважды. Это было фантастически.

You can only get through the doors if you're a member or accompanying a member, but when you do pass the doors, its such a great atmosphere. Look out for the A list celebrity dining next to you! Delicious food and even better cocktails

Busy, friendly restaurant. Good food, reasonably priced wine and pleasant, friendly staff. Recommended

Always fun to have some drinks at Soho house, cool venue cool place cool people. Not expensive really considering you are in central London

Table was set with 4 appetizers (I loves the ham and cheese and figs). Remarkable salmon, roast, pork with mushrooms and the chips. Good desserts, fair wines. For a fixed style of menu, this was good, and in a very nice and warm private room. And SOHO is electric! If you can get in, it is a nice way to start your evening in the area

A great hidden gem that is perfect for a catch up in the sun on the roof terrace.The food choice is good, bit light on vege options but they are accomodating and see what "they can rustle up" so worth a trip.

We were again for the Sunday Feast. All eight of us were so looking forward to brunch after our last visit 6 months ago. Bloody Mary's to die for, and an amazing array of breakfast and Sunday lunch goodies. No suckling pig this time but the chefs were barbecuing on the roof terrace. Head Chef gave us a tour of all the foodie goodies on display. Our table waitress was outstanding [somebody mentioned it was her first day], she was friendly and faultless, and the manager set such a cheerful atmosphere. The staff attitude here is truly outstanding, from the moment of arrival being met by the hostess to paying the bill and saying goodbye.I can say all eight of us cannot wait to return.

There's very little I can say about this jewel in the Soho crown. the people are fantastic, the food wonderful and the staff are like friends. Once you put your first foot through the door it goes from a visit to a wonderful experience. Be it breakfast on the roof terrace or lunch inside its always perfect.There's a waiting list to join this club, but trust me, that wait is far out-weighed by the experience you have each time you visit.

Went here for a birthday dinner. Been here any times before for cocktails and this was the first time I came here for dinner. Its okay. Food is okay, service ok and ambient okay. Its a hotel restaurant and I'm not too keen to dine in hotel restaurants (that's just me). I won't come here as my first choice if I were trying to find a place to dine in Soho. I'd prolly come here for drinks than book a table for dinner.

My daughter is a member and as part of some birthday celebrations for my wife, took us here for Sunday Brunch. Two four seater sofas with a table in between meant we could relax, read the papers, chat, and eat.....oh and of course drink!! The food selection for Brunch is just awesome - in particular a whole roasted suckling pig [I breed my own suckling pigs and do feel I know a bit about porcine matters]. This is simply the best brunch I have ever experienced.

Met here for lunch with girlfriends after an exhausting shopping trip. Great menu, very reasonably priced, excellent service. Would definitely revisit. Didn't try the cocktails on this occasion.

This place is unlike what you've experienced before. Going upstairs, right to left in a building discovering various vibes and atmosphere. The food was really good. It was a great experience.

Cant fault the place. Especially the roof top, one of my fav places to enjoy a drink or two. But the service and attitude can be a little bit hit and miss. Highly recommend it if you are in Soho.

I had the misfortune of attending a party at the Soho bar and can safely say that it was the worst experience ever.Ridiculously priced drinks with an astronomical service charge stealthily added.I asked for G&T and the barman, without asking used slim line tonic which I can’t tolerate, as they had no regular tonic I asked for Rum, he then proceeded to pour Bacardi, when I quite rightly told him that Bacardi would not do he refused to serve me until the manager came to "straighten things out"Came out £180 lighter and probably more than capable of operating heavy machinery4 shorts with mixers over £36.00, expensive, even by London standards.I will not be returning.

Wonderful private dining. Window seat...watching the life of SoHo go by as you eat.Food was very good. But I have to mention the Treacle Tart! Excellent. In fact the best treacle tart I have ever had...Wine list was good, well chosen and balanced the food well.In fact I am going to put in my application to join - Berlin, NYC...well, it would be rude not to.

One of the prestigious House group of hotel / restaurants.I came here for a girly reunion and we enjoyed food and drinks. I appreciated the smoothie menu and the food was good. We wanted to sit on the roof terrace but it was too crowded. Vibe is generally cool and chilled, but we were sat in a smaller room next to a rambunctious Chelsea lot so moved as soon as we could. Would love to while my afternoons away here. Must look into membership!

I love it here. Food is great, cocktails are better and people are just going about their business not making a fuss of the fact they are in a members bar. I can't remember the cocktails I liked but pretty much anything with gin in it. Poached duck egg with soldiers is super good as well as mussels. Chips are good too. Top floor with the marquee is nice for a sunny day - as long as it isn't too windy!

Enjoyed a really tasty lunch here the other day for a very reasonable price. But my advice would be to arrive early to be certain to get a table as it does get very busy, though that gives it a great buzzing atmosphere if you do secure a table.My only disappointments were the surly waitress and the cold blowing in from the roof, but apart from that it was great.

The drinks and food are great here . OK , you are subjected to rather loud media types talking loudly about new concepts and art directives. But as I am one of those types I can relate to the enthusiasm.The staff are really friendly and the prices are reasonable.

Soho House is one of my favorite places to spend time while visiting London. From Brunch to Lunch, Supper and late night drinks and snacks... it's a lot of fun with a lot of British charm. We had a party of about 10 which was a little challenging... but since many of our hosts are members of the club, it was not an issue since they knew how to navigate the terrain.

We booked the dining room for a group of 20 for a day workshop!! It was perfect, the staff were amazing - Thomas was so attentive he made sure everything was 5*They had everything set up exactly as we wanted - all breaks exactly as scheduled and food for lunch was gorgeous! - Success thank you

I've been here a few times, sometimes for just drinks and others to eat. One thing that really stands out is there steak. They recommend it Medium-rare - which is how i have it any way. The way the waitress described it (as a flat piece of meat) i expected it to be small. However, i was pleasently suprised when the meal came - it was a big piece of steak and very tasty too. Its very well priced as well. They do great cocktails - i recommed 'porn star'.The only thing i'd moan about is that if you sit outside they take a card to 'put behind the bar', i'm fine with this - but they seemed to forget they had you card when they bring you the bill. LOL

We had the best Caesar salad at this funky little restaurant. Our waitress was very friendly and the food was really good. It was a great place to eat after so much walking in London and they have a good choice of wines.

Bouncers with attitude - no draught beer - over priced drinks. No idea what the food is like and won´t be finding out because I´m not going back.

A lovely little relaxing club to catch up with friends over a casual lunch and drink. We had a great Prossecco and the Sunday roast, but be warned the servings are huge. The atmosphere was relaxing and chic a great way to spend an afternoon.

I was taken here for lunch by my brother. He said have anything I wanted so I went for the lobster :) For the price the food was awful (the lobster dry and chewy). At £15 a head it would have been ok but at £110 it was way over priced. I am very happy to spend lots on dining out when I can, and have been to places where the food was much more expensive but in those places, by and large, the food matched the price. I would definitely not go to The Soho Hotel for the food. Nor even the ambiance. It was all rather disappointing, and dark and dreary in a not very pleasant way. It looked shabby and worn, but not the fabulous shabby chic of the Soho's sister hotel Babbington House, but rather the shabbyness of a hotel that has lost interest in how it looks.Fabulous position though in the hustle bustle of Soho and probably worth staying there if you don't expect too much.