On a recent visit, we soon discovered that not only is it a great pit-stop if you’re in that neck of the woods afterhours, but the prices are fab, the surrounds are a beaut and the food is generous and simple, just like its west London counterpart Electric Diner,  which still continues to be a hit with the locals. Go for the grilled ham & cheese fingers (£5) and the honey fried chicken (£5)  if you want to graze – but if you’re after something more lunch or dinner, the philly cheese steak sandwich (£8), grilled salmon with tomato vierge (£11) are both good picks  – and for drinks you might want to get a cocktail (on tap!), like the delicious Root to Mule.

The only downside to Soho is,  like most of the popular places to eat in town, you can’t make reservations – but there’s still plenty of pluses to give this place a whirl.

For more info, visit: http://www.sohodiner.com

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