Belgo Soho - Carta

She Bar is in the heart of Soho. Nice and friendly place, but in my personal opinion the drinks are too pricey and not the bedt quality. The place is too small for dance, but if the DJ is good you csn have an Incredibly good night!

It is the place to eat Moules, Frites, and drink Beer! It is really great, the mussels are big with amazing dressings such as the Mariniere, Traditionelle, and the one with the Korean Sauce. The setting, atmosphere and staff are great!

I thought this would be a typical experience for themed restaurants, but that was probably the best value for money and friendly experience in london. the food and the beer are great and good for what they get. also the desserts are fantastic. Ver carta

Came to She two nights running during our stay in Soho. Door staff especially Rafael were lovely. Drinks are on the expensive side but the amazing bar staff made up for that DJ on Saturday night was 10/10. Great service from Liv with the curly hair on Sunday night too! We will be back to Shebar whenever in London!

if they are smiling and beer-loving, they must pay a visit to belgo’s. it's been a long time since I left last, but every time I'm already, I've always been very happy. depending on which time they go, it can be really busy, but if the time is on their side and their willing to wait with a pint, they will not be disappointed. in any case one visit recommended when they are in the west.

I went to belgo with very small expectations and to my joy I was pleasantly surprised. the restaurant promises authentic Belgian food, specializing in moules, frites and Belgian beer and since I am not in Belgium, I really did not know what to expect. there are some belgo restaurants around london, so I guess it would be another typical chain restaurant boat fast eating and cheerful music. young had mistaken me. Ver carta

the Belgian cuisine derives its modestness from the country itself; Everyone knows it's there, but nobody seems to check it. can not really say it is underestimated because it is hardly under the radar scan and seems to be overwhelmed by its larger culinary neighbour: frankreich. belgo is suspensive; charming and yet incomprehensible. even the waitress was almost surprised to say that one of their offered beers won the world beer prize as the best beer. Anyway, enough for an intro. We had amazing Belgian white and blonde beer and started with a heavenly spargelbone; melted moy sauce with generously browned rodeur cheese over a bed roasted sourded and fresh...read more

We had planned to check out the Palomar, thinking we’d get a walk in on a Wednesday night. Ha, how silly we were! Presented with an hour and a half wait and already a little hungry we decided to have a wander and find somewhere else close by – with so many on the list to try out in Soho, how hard could it be Again, how silly we were. Walking past 3 different current Londoner favourites we were told 45 minute plus waiting times. We were starting to get hungry…. We were walking down Old Compton Street and past the new outpost of Belgo. I hadn’t tried it before and my friend mentioned these grilled mussels she’d had tired before covered in spinach and cheese that were great:...read more

We got to the door of SHE, the bouncer saw what she assumed was a female and a male, and refused entry. Absolutely shocking behaviour, in all places where one should feel safe and accepted, the bouncer was not accepting of us. We were two white people, who knows if it were different if we were not. Shocking, humiliating, and actually rather disgusting. I only hope this bar hires more accepting people without stigma’s, it completely ruined the experience of Soho, and an iconic bar like that should know better. Not fair, not right, absolute prejudice. The surrounding bars were far more accepting, and that pains me writing that, as I had high hopes. I’ve seen men inside SHE before, having a gre... Ver carta