Mele E Pere

Rustic Italian Charm in the Heart of Soho

Mele e Pere is a cozy, stylish Italian trattoria tucked away on Brewer Street in London’s energetic Soho neighborhood. Just a short walk from major West End music venues, this two-level spot blends rustic elegance with a buzzy, approachable vibe. Known for its hand-rolled pasta, house-infused vermouth, and mosaic-tiled decor, it's a flavorful escape into Northern Italy—without ever leaving central London.

Why Concert-goers love it

Its prime location makes Mele e Pere a go-to for music fans looking to dine before or after a show. The downstairs dining room keeps things lively without overwhelming conversation, and the service is praised for being efficient and friendly—perfect for squeezing in a relaxed meal before curtain call. Plus, the menu offers a range of small plates and hearty mains, ideal for sharing or quick bites.

Who this Restaurant is great for

• Groups of friends looking to share antipasti and cocktails
• Solo travelers enjoying a casual dinner before a gig
• Couples seeking a romantic but unpretentious dinner
• Fans wanting a lively atmosphere that gets them in the mood for music
• Budget-conscious visitors—there are great value set menus available

What People Say

Diners rave about the freshness of the pasta, especially the tagliatelle with beef ragu and the crab linguine. The vermouth bar is a standout feature, with many praising its originality and flavor. Reviews on TripAdvisor and Opentable highlight the welcoming staff, relaxed vibe, and the fact that it feels like a “hidden gem” in busy Soho.

Areas for Improvement

Some guests mention that the downstairs dining space can feel a bit dimly lit, and those unfamiliar with the area might walk past the entrance—it’s a little easy to miss. During busy evenings, service can be a touch slower, so allow a bit of extra time if you’re on a tight show schedule.

The Bottom Line

For concert-goers craving authentic Italian food in a fun, intimate setting just steps from London's music scene, Mele e Pere is a top choice.