Kingly Court
Carnaby Street's culinary adventure
Carnaby Street’s iconic Kingly court is a go-to location for Soho locals and visitors alike. It’s not hard to see why. Across three storeys and a buzzing open-air courtyard, critically-acclaimed restaurants and game-changing concepts serve up fresh food from across the world. Syrian sharing plates, Japanese sashimi, classic Filipino dishes – whatever your taste, you’ll find it in Kingly Court.
Three storeys of award-winning restaurants
From Day to Night dining
bar kroketa
Laid back tapas restaurant with croquetas at its core, inspired by the bars of Northern Spain.
Cahoots Underground
1940's themed cocktail bar in a disused underground station with regular entertainment and bespoke drinks.
Cahoots Ticket Hall
1940's themed black market pub serving a selection of beers and ales, packed with London spirit.
VEGAN DINING
Club Mexicana
Vibrant vegan restaurant serving Mexican classics and a menu of frozen margaritas.
Crumbs & Doilies
Bakery serving unique cakes and cupcakes, baked fresh to order with hand decoration.
AS SEEN ON TOPJAW
Darjeeling Express
Bengali and North Indian inspired cuisine with an all-woman kitchen and interiors inspired by an Indian train station. Serving lunch and dinner.
AS SEEN ON TOPJAW
Donia
Filipino restaurant combining traditional flavours and techniques, with a sharing style menu and view into the open kitchen.
Dirty Bones
NYC-inspired comfort food & cocktails. Serving lunch, dinner, cocktails and boozy weekend brunch.
Disrepute
Cocktail bar hidden in the basement of Kingly Court with an expertly curated drinks menu and 60's vibes.
NEW TO KINGLY COURT
Goldies
New addition, French-inspired wood grilled restaurant on the ground floor brought by the creators of the beloved Blanchette.
Imad's Syrian Kitchen
Syrian cuisine by entrepreneur and refugee, Imad Alarnab. Serves vegetarian options, colourful mezzes and sharing plates across lunch and dinner.
Korean Dinner Party
Inspired by LA's Koreatown, dine on East meets West dishes, cocktails and craft sake to the sounds of Korean hip hop.
Le Bab
The ultimate Middle Eastern experience, reinventing kebabs, honed in Michelin-starred kitchens in the heart of Soho
Liu Xiaomian
Chongqing Noodle Bar inspired by Southwestern China's spicy noodles, famous for their bold flavour.
Nightjar
Underground cocktail bar serving vintage & signature cocktails alongside regular live music in a cool lounge with old-school glamour.
OKA
Pan-Asian dining bringing modern flavours to life with handcrafted sushi, hot dishes, and robata grill, made fresh to order by their highly skilled chefs to curate an unforgettable dining experience.
Paradiso
Burger and cocktail bar offering mouth-watering burgers, small plates and expertly crafted cocktails.
Pizza Pilgrims
Neapolitan style pizza restaurant with a selection of variations on loved classics.
Señor Ceviche
Peruvian restaurant with an open plan kitchen and ceviche counter. Serving lunch, dinner and a Saturday bottomless brunch.
Shoryu
Ramen restaurant specialising in Hakata tonkotsu ramen made with white pork soup and straight noodles.
The Life Goddess
Greek restaurant serving authentic cuisine, using fresh ingredients and traditional cooking methods.
Two Floors
'The bar with no sign', know for their cool atmosphere and line up of live music and DJ's.
Kingly Court FAQs
Kingly Court is a food hub bringing together the best of British and international concept restaurants, bars and food vendors in a vibrant courtyard.
There is a mixture of indoor and al-fresco seating. For ground floor restaurants, visitors can eat inside or dine in the vibrant courtyard. The outside seating area is covered throughout winter.
The al fresco seating in Kingly Court is dog friendly. We all ask owners to keep dogs on a leash and clean up after them.
There is an entrance next to Dr Martens on Carnaby Street, an entrance next to GRIND on Beak Street and another on Kingly Street next to Pizza Pilgrims.
Yes, toilets are available for those dining at restaurants in Kingly Court. Speak to a team member to access.