Quo Vadis

Quo Vadis is a historic Soho restaurant and private members' club at 26-29 Dean Street, London. Known locally as the Great Dame of Dean Street, the building has a colourful past: it was once a brothel and was home to Karl Marx. Today the restaurant serves seasonal, regional British food from a menu created by chef Jeremy Lee and his team, who work with a long list of suppliers to make the most of each season.

The dining room has stained glass windows, white tablecloths, illustrated walls and floral arrangements throughout. Typical dishes include the smoked eel sandwich, oysters, pies, fish of the day in green sauce and puddings such as St Emilion au Chocolat, alongside an à la carte menu, a pudding menu, a wine list and The Soho Set Menu. Upstairs, the members' club has two bars and its own restaurant, watched over by John Broadley's illustrated Soho Tapestry, and three private dining rooms can be booked for lunches, dinners and events.

The restaurant is open for lunch Monday to Saturday, 12 pm to 2.30 pm, and for dinner Monday to Saturday, 5 pm to 10 pm. For general reservations, call +44 20 7437 9585 or email reception@quovadissoho.co.uk; general enquiries go to info@quovadissoho.co.uk. Gift vouchers are also available.

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