Quo Vadis
Soho
Jeremy Lee's neon-signed Dean Street dining room — the Soho institution turning one hundred in 2026
Henrietta Street's modern British room from the Kitty Fisher's team — clubby, candle-lit, opera-night reliable.
Cora Pearl opened on Henrietta Street in 2018 from Tom Mullion, Tim Steel and Oliver Milburn — the same group behind Mayfair's Kitty Fisher's — and runs in the same modern British register: Welsh lamb, native lobster, ham and cheese toasties at the bar, the small-room candle-lit club tempo. The crowd here uses it as the dinner before the Royal Opera House or the Wyndham's, two minutes' walk to either. Named after the nineteenth-century courtesan, the room reads more parlour than restaurant — banquettes, low light, the kind of menu where the toastie and the soufflé are both correct orders.
Book the back banquette for two; bar seats at the front take limited walk-ins from 17:30. The ham, egg and chips and the cheese toastie are the through-line orders that carried the room from opening; the soufflé is the dessert. Two minutes' walk to the Royal Opera House — pre-curtain seating from 17:30, post-curtain from 22:00.
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