Andrew Edmunds

Charming Soho Dining in a Historic Townhouse

Set in an 18th-century townhouse on Lexington Street, Andrew Edmunds is a cozy, atmospheric gem in the heart of Soho. It blends classic charm with a refined take on Modern European cuisine. With candlelit tables, vintage artwork, and a relaxed, intimate vibe, it’s a favorite among locals and visitors alike looking for a soulful dining experience just steps from central London’s top music venues.

Why Concert-goers love it

The location is a major win—just a short walk from many of London’s most iconic concert halls and live music spots. The restaurant’s intimate setting makes it a perfect pre-show dinner destination. Service is known to be efficient and friendly, ideal for those on a schedule. Plus, the menu is thoughtful but not overwhelming, making it easy to choose something delicious without delay.

Who this Restaurant is great for

• Groups of friends catching up before a gig
• Solo travelers who want a quiet, quality meal
• Couples on a romantic concert night out
• Fans looking for a relaxed pre-show vibe
• Budget-conscious music fans seeking good value in Soho

What People Say

Reviewers on OpenTable love the “old-world ambiance” and “exceptional wine list.” Many mention the “attentive but unobtrusive service” and “well-executed seasonal dishes.” Tripadvisor guests often highlight the “romantic setting” and “tucked-away feel” as a big draw, especially for pre-show dining. The wine selection is frequently praised for both depth and value.

Areas for Improvement

The cozy space means seating can feel a bit tight, and it’s not the best pick if you're hoping for a quick drop-in—reservations are a must. Also, the focus on classic ambiance means you won’t find modern bells and whistles like digital menus or fast-casual service.

The Bottom Line

For concert-goers seeking a warm, intimate meal in the heart of Soho before the lights dim, Andrew Edmunds is a timeless choice.