There’s still a note of fresh paint lingering as you walk into the the time warp of an iconic establishment. This is how I spontaneously spent my 20th anniversary living in Soho, by heading over Mayfair’s Heddon Street to experience the recreation of Soho’s iconic drinking den that closed in 2008. The legacy of the Colony Room Club lives on, and with its return, a new chapter in Soho’s artistic history is about to unfold…
Continue reading “A Night at the Colony: Soho’s Iconic Drinking Den Returns to the West End | My Soho Times”Belvoir Farm bring Christmas Cocktails to Soho… in a Land Rover | My Soho Times
Belvoir Farm recently brought the spirit of Christmas to Soho in a unique and eye-catching way. If you were lucky enough to be casually strolling through Broadwick Street or on your lunch break last week, you’re sure to have come across Belvoir Farm’s customised Land Rover adorned with festive decorations!
Continue reading “Belvoir Farm bring Christmas Cocktails to Soho… in a Land Rover | My Soho Times”Pre-order your copy TODAY and help keep independent print alive with these 6 actions | My Soho Times
Is print dead? This is a question we’re asked ourselves, and our readers, on numerous occasions. Yet we seem to come to the same conclusion… No. Well, at least not yet!
It has indeed been a challenging period for print publications, particularly for a small independent print like My Soho Times. Despite launching just as the lockdown took effect, we have remained resilient and determined. Against all odds, we have managed to print 10 FREE quarterly editions during this time. However, we have reached a point where we simply cannot continue without the support of our loyal readers and the community.
Continue reading “Pre-order your copy TODAY and help keep independent print alive with these 6 actions | My Soho Times”Heading into Central London? Take in the Christmas Lights from Soho | My Soho Times
Make Soho your destination to discover the enchantment of Christmas! Experience the beauty of the holiday season with dazzling light displays all within walking distance, and immersing yourself in the festive spirit. Our editor and local Soho resident, Kai Lutteodt, share more…
Continue reading “Heading into Central London? Take in the Christmas Lights from Soho | My Soho Times”Let’s do Lunch? 4 Great Value Bento Box Menus in Soho & Fitzrovia | My Soho Times
Looking for an affordable and delicious lunch option in the vibrant neighborhoods of Soho and Fitzrovia? Well, you’re in luck! Here’s my list of recently-visited, tried-and-tested fantastic bento box menus that offer great value for money. Whether you’re a fan of Japanese cuisine or simply enjoy the convenience and variety of a bento box, these fusion options are sure to satisfy your cravings. Bon appétit!
Continue reading “Let’s do Lunch? 4 Great Value Bento Box Menus in Soho & Fitzrovia | My Soho Times”DING DOUGH Merrily on High: Crosstown launches their Christmas Doughnuts and the Mont Blanc! | My Soho Times
Christmas has arrived at Crosstown! They’ve got some brand-new treats that are guaranteed to get you in the festive spirit. Crosstown has taken all your favourite Christmas flavours and stuffed them into delicious doughnuts. You won’t want to miss their three new Christmassy doughnut flavours, including the amazing Mont Blanc, which you can enjoy until the end of December. And if you’re looking for the perfect gift, they’ve got options that will make anyone’s day merry and bright! So scroll down and get ready to indulge in some holiday deliciousness!
Continue reading “DING DOUGH Merrily on High: Crosstown launches their Christmas Doughnuts and the Mont Blanc! | My Soho Times”How it Went: Coming Out, Staying Out – An Initiative of the Westminster LGBT+ Forum | My Soho Times
Coming Out and Staying can be a significant milestone for people who identify as part of the LGBT+ community. It can be a journey of self-discovery, acceptance, and empowerment. On Wednesday 22nd November the Westminster LGBT forum, with support from the University of Westminster, launched their inaugural Coming Out, Staying Out event. The evening provided a safe and inclusive environment for panelists and attendees to share their personal stories of coming out. Our editor Kai Lutterodt shares some highlights.
Continue reading “How it Went: Coming Out, Staying Out – An Initiative of the Westminster LGBT+ Forum | My Soho Times”6 Reasons to Visit Aire Ancient Baths before the Rush of Christmas | My Soho Times

With the holiday season fast approaching, taking time for self-care and stress relief becomes even more essential. Aire Ancient Baths is a unique and enchanting destination that offers an exclusive experience for relaxation and pampering. By visiting this Central London sanctuary before the Christmas rush, you can fully indulge in a peaceful and rejuvenating experience ahead of the pressures of the festive season. Take some time for yourself, relax, and embrace the tranquility that Aire has to offer. Here are six reasons why you should consider having a ‘breath of Aire‘ experience before Christmas rolls in…
Continue reading “6 Reasons to Visit Aire Ancient Baths before the Rush of Christmas | My Soho Times”Tales from the Colony Room: Art and Bohemia | My Soho Times
The news of the return of the iconic Colony Room Club, in the form of Darren Coffield‘s artistic recreation of Soho’s most infamous drinking den, to the West End has sparked excitement and nostalgia among London’s art and socialite circles. We turn our gaze back in time to reflect upon Tales from the Colony Room: Art and Bohemia, the captivating exhibition of the club’s rich history and the bohemian spirit it embodied.
Continue reading “Tales from the Colony Room: Art and Bohemia | My Soho Times”Ready for the Weekend? Where to Brunch in Central London pt.1 | My Soho Times
London is the city of culinary wonders, and brunch is no exception! There are plenty of fantastic options in Central London when it comes to enjoying that all important fusion between breakfast and lunch with a glass (or two!) of bubbly on a weekend. Whether you’re a local looking for a new spot to try or a visitor wanting to experience the city’s vibrant food culture, here are a few I’ve recently tried and tested!
Ping Pong, Soho
First up on the list is Ping Pong, offering budget-friendly menu that caters to your cravings for brunch and dim sum. With an open dim sum kitchen and a vibrant atmosphere, Ping Pong offers a modern take on traditional Chinese cuisine, serving an enticing selection of small plates designed for sharing. Kickstart your weekend the Ping Pong way every Saturday from 12pm with a Bottomless Brunch Menu, which includes a 90-minute free-flowing selection of wine, bubbly, beer, and a Dim Sum Set Menu, all for £35 per person. Upgrade to bottomless Lychee & Roses and Asian Zombie Cocktail Carafes, priced at £40 per person.
📍Ping Pong Soho, 45 Great Marlborough Street, London W1F 7JL | @pingpongdimsumuk
Sette, Knightsbridge
Sette brings the essence of sister restaurant Scarpetta, an iconic Italian eatery in the heart of Manhattan, to Knightsbridge. Located within the elegant Bulgari Hotel, Sette offers a delightful brunch experience with homage of the bustling streets of the Big Apple. Indulge in classic NYC Signatures such as the Bagel Tower to share, priced at £85. For a satisfying combination of flavours, try the Crispy Chicken and Waffle for £19 or savour the classic American Pancakes for £18. If you prefer a taste of Italy, Sette’s Brunch menu also presents a selection of Italian dishes. Choose from the 2-course option at £49 per person, the 3-course option at £59 per person, or the 4-course option at £65 per person. Elevate your brunch experience with 2 hours of bottomless champagne, starting at £60 per person.
Available every Saturday and Sunday from 12pm to 3pm. Live music take place between 1pm – 1.45pm and 2.15pm – 3.00pm.
📍Sette Knightsbridge, 4 Knightsbridge Grn, London SW1X 7QA | @settelondon
St Pancras Brasserie by Searcys
This brasserie oozes an air of charm and elegance reminiscent of the 1920s. Situated within the bustling St Pancras International Station, the Sunday Jazz Feast offers a refuge to satisfy all your culinary cravings. The unlimited buffet experience features a variety of delicious seafood including oysters, seasonal salads, and signature Sunday roast with Yorkshire pudding accompanied by generous amounts of gravy. Indulge your cravings with a selection of enticing desserts and cheeses, all while being serenaded by live jazz music performed by the restaurant’s resident musicians. To enhance the experience, enjoy 90 minutes of free-flowing bubbles. All this for £65 per person including unlimited Searcys English Sparkling, or £85 per person including Searcys Selected Cuvée Champagne. Children aged 6 to 12, £30 per guest
The Sunday Jazz feast is available from 11am to 5.30pm, with last reservations accepted at 3.30pm. Reservations can be made for a maximum duration of two hours. Non-alcoholic beverage options are also available.
📍St Pancras Brasserie by Searcys, St Pancras International Station, King’s Cross St. Pancras, London | @searcyslondon | @searcystpancras
These are just a few suggestions to get you started on your brunch journey in Central London. Stay tuned for pt. 2, where we’ll explore more fantastic brunch destinations in this vibrant city!… Cheers to the weekend!
Written by Kai Lutterodt @the.soho.girl
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