Date spot in Soho and Covent Garden

Brasserie Zédel

Walk down the stairs off Piccadilly into a vast gilded Art Deco dining room for classic French brasserie cooking.

Sherwood Street, Soho

Address: Brasserie Zédel, 20 Sherwood Street, London W1F 7ED

Why it's a good date: It looks like a big night out but the set menu is one of the best-value meals in the West End. Stay for a drink in the Art Deco bar next door.

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  • Kanada-Ya St Giles

    St Giles High Street, St Giles

    Address: Kanada-Ya, 64 St Giles High Street, London WC2H 8LE

    Slurp rich tonkotsu ramen at the busy little noodle bar by Tottenham Court Road, where the noodles are made in house.

    Why it's a good date: A warming bowl each on a cold evening, and quick enough to fit before a gig or a show. There's often a queue at peak times, so go a bit early.

  • Koya Soho

    Frith Street, Soho

    Address: Koya, 50 Frith Street, London W1D 4SQ

    Grab a seat at the Frith Street udon bar for thick, springy noodles made fresh every day, hot or cold.

    Why it's a good date: Simple, calm and very good, a nice change from Soho's busier spots. It doesn't take bookings, so expect a short wait at busy times.

  • Poppies Soho

    Old Compton Street, Soho

    Address: Poppies, 55-59 Old Compton Street, London W1D 6HW

    Share fish and chips the proper way at the retro chippy on Old Compton Street, all vintage signs and old-school charm.

    Why it's a good date: A fun, unfussy sit-down chippy right in the middle of Soho, handy before a film at the Prince Charles or a show.

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