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Frequently changing Modern British cuisine served in 2 airy dining rooms with stained-glass windows.

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#62 of 99 Event venues in London #110 of 273 Bars in London

LocalGuideWorld score: 4.41

0.8 km from the center of London

Rating breakdown

  • 5 ★63%
  • 4 ★21%
  • 3 ★9%
  • 2 ★3%
  • 1 ★4%
26-29 Dean St, London W1D 3LL, United Kingdom
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Quick facts

What is the rating of Quo Vadis?
Quo Vadis is rated 4.4 out of 5 based on 705 reviews.
How does Quo Vadis rank in London?
Quo Vadis is #62 of 99 Event venues in London by LocalGuideWorld score (rating weighted by number of reviews).
Where is Quo Vadis located?
26-29 Dean St, London W1D 3LL, United Kingdom — 0.8 km from the center of London.
How can I contact Quo Vadis?
Phone: +44 20 7437 9585 · Website: quovadissoho.co.uk
Karl Pell
We went for a pre-theatre meal and everything served to us was just delicious- from the bread to the starters through to mains, wine and dessert. The eel sandwich is a must-try of course (it was much better than I was expecting- probably one of the best starters I've had in the capital). The pie was packed full of deliciousness and was quite hearty. The other mains and sides were all expertly handled and thoroughly enjoyable. Service was friendly, unpretentious and relaxed and the general atmosphere was altogether comfortable and charming, reflecting the character and history of the place rather nicely. We left the restaurant feeling very satisfied, well looked-after and wanting to come back for more. What more could one ask for in a restaurant?
James Winfield
OMG possibly the best meal I've had all year.

Always feels a bit strong to come out with such a statement, but the rabbit main was just immensely delicious, perfectly cooked, perfectly seasoned - one of those rare moments were I could close my eyes and enjoy every mouthful.

I liked the eel sandwich too, not sure I'd order it again but it really was a wow in terms of flavour once more.

Service good, wine fabulous. I was very impressed.
Adam Lakhani
This place had been on the list for a while. We went for a lunch on the weekend, booked on the day.

The restaurant is beautifully fitted, and spacious enough you don’t feel too close to your fellow diners.

The eel sandwich was delicious, as well as the salted trout. Their martini menu was also interesting, offering a few variations on the classics. Very friendly and prompt service. Would happily go again!
Garth S
Good meal. The recommendations for the eel sandwich is justified. It is very good.

Really like the bourride hake with mussels.
Stephanie Hoang
Imagine refined British cuisine in a quiet place in Central London. I was surprised at how elegant this restaurant was despite its location. Outside, the restaurant is quite loud and lively from the neighbouring bars, but inside the restaurant, it feels like you've popped yourself over to Mayfair.

The first thing I noticed was how decorative the menu is. They have a variety of options for all diets. We chose a mixture of fish and meat. Their seafood was delicious. The meats were seasoned well, but the smoked eel sandwich was my favorite.

Overall, it's a high-quality London restaurant. All the dishes were up to par, but I didn't quite find anything that would urge me to come back quickly.
Mr A
Old school legendary place with hearty food, some modern takes on traditional British food, with an extensive (and not cheap) wine list. Food was top notch, loved the pie of the day (game). Service was good but not exceptional, for example when we went to the loo between courses they brought out the next course and left it on the table rather than waiting till we were both sat down. Sommelier was very knowledgeable.
Jon Le Noir
The new refurb seems to have done away with the stained glass windows which is a shame. There is much more space though and it’s very comfortable, just lacks some of the old character. Serving staff were uniformly excellent and pleasant. Chef even shook hands! The main problem is that the two hour turnaround for tables is too short to enjoy a relaxed meal. We arrived 20 mins early but were reminded several times that the table was needed back. No time for coffees and liquors! Food was tasty and most enjoyable without any fiddly fine dining pretensions. If only we’d had longer to eat it!
Cz juarez
Conveniently located in Soho, this place is a great find if you fancy Modern British cuisine. We tried a few starters, and they are all very good. We had pie and skate for the main course they were a bit underwhelming. The pie crust came a tad too hard. I appreciate the generous portion of the capers that came with the skate, but the fish was pretty much soaked in the oil.
Overall good experience though.

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