The Ivy Soho Brasserie, The Private Room
26-28 Broadwick Street, London, W1F 8JB -
Up to
60 guests
Offers
catering
Shrouded by those famous stained-glass windows, The Ivy was a serious celebrity haunt of the 90s. Today, The Ivy Collection is determined to make the stalwart’s successful blend of homely food and discreet service available to all. Ivy Brasseries have rolled out across town, even reaching the outskirts of Bristol, but this 2017 opening brings the chain much closer to its West Street beginnings. As ever, Martin Brudnizki Design Studio has been on decorating duties, conjuring that Ivy look and feel from smart art-deco fixtures. Groups keen to keep things confidential should, of course, make for the private dining room.
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Capacity & layout
Standing
up to 60
Dining
up to 40
Cabaret
up to 24
Location
Reviews
Ken McCallum
June 2021Absolutely fantastic. Great service, fantastic menu (Duck & Orange Parfait and Ivy Burger are highly recommended!) but not necessarily high-end prices. It's not cheap, but it's fair value for a good night out. Really enjoyed it.
Eric Rust
August 2021The Ivy chain of restaurants are a favourite of mine. They look great and the atmosphere is relaxed. The service is first class. Anything I have ever ordered from the menu has been delicious. No hesitation given 5 stars.
Laura White
October 2021Had a fab meal there. Wonderful atmosphere. Beautiful decor. Attentive staff. Only negative was I thought the drink a tad too expensive at 28 pounds per bottle for the cheapest wine .But just my opinion
Maria Ghibu
May 2021The Ivy Soho is a great place for brunch in central London/ Soho. They have a lovely heated terrace open now, and their dishes are always exquisite. I much prefer the interior for brunch, as it's really beautiful, but the terrace is nice for spring, summer and autumn. Highly recommended.
Herbert Tuck
June 2021Since The Ivy has expanded to all corners of the UK I've found the quality of service has unfortunately gone downhill. This rings true for the Soho Brasserie. I asked for my steak blue, it came well done, service was nothing to write home about, and I was double charged for my steak. The rest of the dishes were decent and also the house wine was also very good.
