Eat Out London!The Ivy Soho Brasserie
Located on Broadwick Street, The Ivy Soho Brasserie is open 7 days a week and includes a restaurant, central bar, private dining room and alfresco terrace.
All Day Casual Dining Restaurant - The Ivy Soho Brasserie, London
The Ivy Soho Brasserie is located on Broadwick Street, one of Soho’s most popular areas.
Decorated with artworks inspired by Soho’s music scene, as well as William Blake (Broadwick’s most famous resident), the space is made up of a restaurant, bar, private dining room and terrace with Parisian-style seating.
Open seven days a week, the modern British menu will be available from dawn till dusk for local workers, residents, shoppers and visitors to enjoy.
Being located in Soho, the brasserie will have a DJ spinning music every Friday and Saturday from 7pm and on weekends during brunch until close.
The Ivy Soho Brasserie’s look and feel has been created by Martin Brudnizki Design Studio and notable features include an onyx bar, bronze pendant lighting, marble floor tiles, polished parquet and a mixture of burnt orange leather and velvet banquettes and bar stools.
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The Ivy Soho Brasserie: Review by Stephen Vowles – Boyz
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Opting for apple and Stilton salad this was refreshing and prepared my palate for the richness of the fillet steak that was going to be my main course.
My dining companion went for the oak smoked salmon which could have been a main in its own right with the size of the portion representing fantastic value for money.
His main was the aromatic duck curry which did not fail to stimulate his taste buds as the herbs delivered a sensory delight.
The Ivy Soho Brasserie is affordable and definitely worth a visit.
A delightful dining experience where The Ivy’s reputation for excellence has not been diminished in any way.
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The Ivy Soho Brasserie is the latest jewel in The Ivy Collection’s glittering crown and follows in the successful footsteps of firm favourites The Ivy Chelsea Garden and The Ivy Market Grill, Covent Garden.
Sitting in central Soho, on Broadwick Street, this latest Ivy outpost boasts 200 covers, spread across the central, multi-level onyx bar, main restaurant and al fresco, Parisian-style terrace.
Surrounded by media offices, creative businesses and small shops, The Ivy Soho Brassiere has been deliberately designed for spontaneous visits: a proportion of tables are always left unbooked to allow walk-ins.
The contemporary British menu includes a few of the Collection’s much-loved favourites and a welcome selection of new offerings, inspired by the restaurants location.
To drink – because it’s always 5 o’clock somewhere – there is the aforementioned Bellini or a Dick’s Drink, a modern day espresso Martini, created to celebrate it’s infamous creator-the late Soho bartender, Dick Bradsell.
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The Ivy are continuing to open up brasseries all over London and this latest, the Ivy Soho Brasserie on Broadwick Street, is a little closer to the flagship original.
The Ivy Soho Brasserie will be split up into the main restaurant, a bar and an outdoor seating area inspired by the terraces of Paris, and will be able to seat whopping 200 people.
And deservedly so - even those who normally shy away from the stronger stuff might be tempted by some of the offerings, like the Social Smoker which comes with rare breed Bulleit bourbon, which comes fat-washed (ie.
If you plan to eat, then the all-day menu packed kicks off at 11.30am with eggs Benedict, Royale and other breakfast treats until then.
The Ivy Soho Brasserie opens at 26-28 Broadwick Street, London W1F 8JB on 7 February 2017.
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Private Dining Rooms at the Ivy Soho Brasserie – London W
Situated on Broadwick Street, The Ivy Soho Brasserie opened in the heart of Soho on 7 February 2017.
As well as catering for those wishing to dine within the main restaurant – including at The Ivy Soho Brasserie’s fashionable onyx bar or outside on the covered terrace – the restaurant also features an impressive Private Dining Room.
Complete with marble flooring, pendant lighting and its very own bar, The Ivy Soho Brasserie’s Private Dining Room caters for up to 40 guests seated and up to 60 guests for standing receptions.
Guest of the Private Dining Room have access to a selection of set menus that are updated seasonally, a sumptuous canapé menu and full flight of cocktails.
Featuring a choice of traditional and contemporary bespoke cocktails created by Bar Manager Kevin Knee, offerings include the ‘Winter Pear Bellini’ and ‘Dick’s Drink’ – a homage to the infamous, late Soho bartender Dick Bradsell.
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Celeb-filled and iconic, The Ivy has been a key fixture on the London restaurant scene since 1917.
The menu isn’t shy when it comes to quantity, with everything from duck curry to lamb shoulder via fish and chips present and correct.
The Ivy’s famous shepherd’s pie is present and correct - and a wise choice - while a brioche-crumbed chicken Milanese, topped with a fried egg and black truffle, sums up the overall experience rather well: a fine-tuned crowd-pleaser, with a just a few shavings of something to make us all feel a little special.
The restaurants serve breakfast, brunch, afternoon tea and everything in between, with a competent cocktail list playing second fiddle to a wide range of accessibly priced wine.
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The food is mostly a mix of crowd-pleasing Ivy classics and elevated home cooking.
Or rather, The Ivy’s version of a duck curry – which meant a timid bowl of coconut-heavy, chilli-light sauce with some decent duck meat.
So, overall: generally good and sometimes great food in a snazzy spot that’s a few quid cheaper than the famous original.
It may not be The Ivy proper, but as a casual, accessible alternative, it’s nothing to be sniffed at.