100 Wardour Street are ready to turn your Weekend Brunch into a full-fledged fiesta! Sip on bottomless Prosecco, whilst you tuck into Brunch classics and Mexican-inspired dishes.

Starters include Eggs Benedict with cured ham and hollandaise sauce. Main courses include Moroccan shakshuka, with harissa, flat bread, baked eggs and feta cheese. Finish off with a decadent dessert of mango & coconut parfait or chocolate brownie with raspberry sorbet.

With various Brunch events, choose from a two or three-course Brunch, with the option of opting for bottomless Prosecco. On Saturday, enjoy the Rhythm & Brunch in the restaurant, or the Jukebox Brunch in the Lounge. On Sundays, 100 Wardour St also have their Brunch & Grind menu in the restaurant.

100 Wardour St has a firm place in Soho’s cultural heritage. This address lived previous lives as the Marquee Club, which hosted legends such as David Bowie, Jimi Hendrix and The Rolling Stones, before morphing into 90’s hotspot Mezzo, Cuban restaurant Flordita and pan-Indian eatery Carom before it’s final incarnation as 100 Wardour St.

For the Restaurant, Book Here.
For the Lounge, Book Here.

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Saturday Brunch
Restaurant - 12pm - 5pm
Lounge - 1pm - 4:30pm

Sunday Brunch
12pm - 5pm

  • Bottomless Drinks
  • Brunch
  • Groups
  • Vegetarian Options
  • Vegan options
  • Accepts Credit Cards
  • Live Music
  • Online Booking
100 Wardour Street, Soho, London, W1F 0TN
Overall rating
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    3 weeks ago
    Great place to eat and enjoy good live music! Lounge atmosphere! They have a set menu that is quite a good value! Music can be quite loud as it is live so if that is an issue you can be asked to be seated not very close to the stage.
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    a week ago
    Never visited before, unsure what to expect. But wow! Greeted by a friendly face at the door. Sofia explained the night, took our coats and sat us down for a pre drink. An absolute credit to the show. We then went to the restaurant downstairs and the service was impeccable. Always attentive and informative, Remus was everywhere he needed to be. Upselling the business and future events whilst managing our expectations for availability in for busy nights. Summary: If you want a night out that will sit in your memories, 100 Wardough street is the place Let’s not forget the singer Lloren and her band. To the management team also, well done. You all do the industry proud
  • 2.0
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    a month ago
    Visited with a group of friends for the Galentines Event. The venue was quite nice, the music was very fun but it was just so unbelievably loud. I’d recommend everyone to take something to stuff in your ears. For what was an evening that served a 3 course meal and music, it was almost impossible to hear the person sitting next to you which was slightly underwhelming. It was so loud in there that we could barely ask a single question to the staff about the menu they offered. We bought our tickets on Design My Night (which included a fee) and were promised a bottle of Prosecco if we came in a group of 4 or more. But at the venue, we were told that wasn’t a part of the deal but that they would make an “exception for us”. We were poured a glass each, and the rest of the bottle was taken away. We then had to ask for it to be brought back and left on the table. And after all that… we were charged a 15% service fee which included the tickets we bought on Design My Night. Not sure how that makes sense as we’ve already paid a fee. And we had items on our bill that we did not order so we had to try and explain in a very loud environment that we were being overcharged. Needless to say, it was not pleasant. Would I go back? Maybe…. For the icon value. But I’d go with ear plugs and it wouldn’t be my first choice - London has so many better options to offer.