Review on Ronnie Scott’s

Born in 1959, Soho's iconic jazz venue recently underwent major surgery but it's now fit, well and strutting its stuff once again. Theatre impresario Sally Greene (who now owns the place) decided that it needed a sumptuous £2m overhaul to reclaim its cult status but – fear not – the interior is still uniquely intimate and sexy with portraits of musicians lining the walls and the stage remains at the centre of things.

Diners are offered a modern British menu that swings along with dishes like Pheasant and smoked pancetta croquettes cauliflower puree amongst the starters. When it comes to main courses there's a selection of steaks from the grill or maybe opt for the Atlantic sea bass, saffron risotto, smoked ham and caviar.

Snazzy cocktails, interesting wines and an upstairs private members' club with a terrace (where you can smoke) are added features.

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Cuisine

Modern British

Restaurant Opening Times

Dinner: 6.30 - 1.00am (11.00pm Sun)

Accepted credit cards

Visa, Master Card, American Express

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Facilities at Ronnie Scott’s

  • Private parties

Address

Ronnie Scott’s
47 Frith Street
Soho
West London
W1D 4HT

Nearest tube station: Leicester Square

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