Something of a Soho institution, Kettner's comes with quite the pedigree. Since its opening as a restaurant in 1867, Kettner's has welcomed the likes of Oscar Wilde, Edward VII, Lille Longhry, Agatha Christie and Bing Crosby into its stunning midst, and has outlived four kings and one queen, the blitz and several other rattles; Kettner's truly is a stunning bar and restaurant in Soho. 

Housed in a Grade II listed building, Kettner's retains many of its original period features to create a intimate, homely feel. The space offers a brasserie, cocktail bar, champagne bar and eight private rooms; Kettner's is both vast and versatile. The cocktail menu is extensive, and inspired by the scandalous characters that would often frequent the bar in its earlier years. The bar offers over one hundred varieties of champagne, eleven of which are available by the glass. 

Utterly glamorous, Kettner’s elegant 1930’s style Brasserie serves Modern European dishes all day with a range of menus to suit all occasions. Live music from Tuesday to Saturday on a beautiful white grand piano sets the evenings ambiance.