Piccadilly Circus

20 reviews Soho
Ping Pong's first restaurant opened in London's Soho, architect David Marquardt and brand designer Niclas Sellebreten having developed an interior architecture and style that is contemporary yet respectful of the traditions of dim sum cuisine. Combining a sense of relaxed order with warmth and comfort, the restaurant possesses its own distinctive atmosphere, yet at the same time defines the ideal of the modern dim sum restaurant everywhere. There are now several branches across London.

16 reviews Soho
Since opening in September 2005 flat white has been serving London’s best coffee and a delicious variety of sandwiches, bagels, muffins and antipodean sweet treats.

14 reviews Piccadilly Circus
Gaucho Grill is an Argentinean restaurant and bar, specialising in Argentinean wines and freerange beef dishes that are cooked on a grill heated by lava rocks.

14 reviews Soho
This very trendy tea house and dim sum restaurant serves 150 different types of tea, along with a good variety of dim sum and pastries.

11 reviews Soho
Cafe Italia serve a variety of Italian dishes as well as a selection of salads and sandwiches. Seating on the pavement area is provided, weather permitting.