Formerly a brothel and a home to Karl Marx, the Great Dame of Dean Street continues to draw an eclectic and epicurean crowd, attracted to the good things in life. The restaurants serve seasonal, regional British fare, with a menu conjured up by Jeremy Lee and his team. An exuberant private members' club, with two bars and its own restaurant, meets every requirement from dusk until dawn.
Quo Vadis also boasts three handsome private dining rooms, both beautifully appointed and very well attended to. Cynthia is a. Cynthia is a British-Sri Lankan cook who grew up in Coventry, visiting Sri Lanka every year as a. Our beloved sister restaurant, Barrafina, shares our ground floor space at 26-27 Dean Street.
Quo Vadis also boasts three handsome private dining rooms, both beautifully appointed and very well attended to. Cynthia is a. Cynthia is a British-Sri Lankan cook who grew up in Coventry, visiting Sri Lanka every year as a. Our beloved sister restaurant, Barrafina, shares our ground floor space at 26-27 Dean Street.
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Founded in 1926 as Quo Vadis, the Great Dame of Dean Street has the kind of colourful history one might expect or hope for from its postcode. 26-29 Dean Street had formerly housed a notorious Soho brothel and been home to Karl Marx, who began writing Das Kapital in one of the upstairs rooms.
It was Pepino Leoni who gave the building its moniker, inspired by a billboard advertising a film of the same name, and established Quo Vadis as one of the great Soho restaurants.The actors, artists and glitterati of the time flocked, and Leoni himself declared that he would 'Die on the carpet.'
It was Pepino Leoni who gave the building its moniker, inspired by a billboard advertising a film of the same name, and established Quo Vadis as one of the great Soho restaurants.The actors, artists and glitterati of the time flocked, and Leoni himself declared that he would 'Die on the carpet.'
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For general restaurant reservations, please call 020 7437 9585, email reception@quovadissoho.co.uk or book below. For private dining room enquiries, meetings and events, please contact events@qvsoho.co.uk. Step inside Quo Vadis and you arrive in a little haven away from the hustle and bustle of London life.
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The Quo Vadis Club is as many-sided and nuanced as its members, who escape the tyrannies of life to find refuge in this fine little Soho bolthole.
Wishes are met throughout the day and night, be it a tea, coffee or carafe of wine as you complete a project in the club, a beautiful meal from Jeremy and team in the Members' Restaurant, Martinis with captivating folk, or simply entertaining whomsoever you wish, safe in the knowledge you'll be well looked after.
Wishes are met throughout the day and night, be it a tea, coffee or carafe of wine as you complete a project in the club, a beautiful meal from Jeremy and team in the Members' Restaurant, Martinis with captivating folk, or simply entertaining whomsoever you wish, safe in the knowledge you'll be well looked after.
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Quo Vadis is a restaurant and private members' club in the heart of Soho. We offer three rather extraordinary and beautiful private dining rooms situated on the 2nd floor that delightfully accommodate all requirements, from breakfasts, lunches & dinners, to wedding celebrations or whatever other gathering you may have in mind.
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