Dirty Bones Soho
American restaurant · Soho ·

Dirty Bones Soho

American restaurant · Soho ·

Industrial space serving American plates, cocktails, lamb fries

bottomless brunch
lamb fries
loaded fries
fried chicken
friendly staff
attentive staff
mac & cheese burger
burgers
Dirty Bones Soho by null
Dirty Bones Soho by null
Dirty Bones Soho by null
Dirty Bones Soho by null
Dirty Bones Soho by null
Dirty Bones Soho by null
Dirty Bones Soho by null
Dirty Bones Soho by null
Dirty Bones Soho by null
Dirty Bones Soho by null
Dirty Bones Soho by null
Dirty Bones Soho by null
Dirty Bones Soho by null
Dirty Bones Soho by null
Dirty Bones Soho by null
Dirty Bones Soho by null
Dirty Bones Soho by null
Dirty Bones Soho by null
Dirty Bones Soho by null
Dirty Bones Soho by null

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14 Denman St, London W1D 7HN, United Kingdom Get directions

£20–30

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Restroom
Popular for lunch
Lunch reservations recommended
Popular for dinner
Dinner reservations recommended

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14 Denman St, London W1D 7HN, United Kingdom Get directions

+44 20 8059 4484
dirty-bones.com
@dirtybones

£20–30 · Menu

Features

•Restroom
•Accepts reservations
•Popular for lunch
•Lunch reservations recommended
•Popular for dinner
•Dinner reservations recommended
•Cozy
•Trendy

Last updated

Jan 3, 2026

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Dirty Bones Carnaby - Review - Soho - London - The Infatuation

"Our main pet peeve about Dirty Bones it that they proclaim on their website to serve food that is “New York Influenced”. That’s all well and good, but it also doesn’t really mean anything. New York influence on food is as varied as it is in London. Sure, hot dogs and bagels and pizza are a big part of the city’s DNA, but it’s also so much more than that. Regardless, Dirty Bones’ definition of New York food is fried chicken, burgers, BBQ, and yes, hot dogs. For the purposes of this review, we’ll go along with it. Generally, this places is one big pile of mediocre. The one dish we do have some fondness for is the lamb topped fries, something we’ve never encountered in New York. That said, it would easily make the “top ten chips in London” list that we will certainly write someday. Beyond that, Dirty Bones is basically a decent place for some cheap and reasonable eats, but we have no problem coming out and saying that it’s not as good as many people make it out to be. And if that’s not New York City, we don’t know what is." - Eileen Twum

https://www.theinfatuation.com/london/reviews/dirty-bones-carnaby
Dirty Bones Soho

Andrew M.

Google
Good spot for a small or large meal with broad selection of different meats. I went for a portion of loaded fries and the fried chicken, both of which were excellently done and the perfect mix of crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. The staff were nice and helpful, especially since there were on my three of them for what was almost a full house on a Friday evening. The only complaint I have is that there is an automatic service charge, which can raise the bill for solo diners/couples beyond what one would imagine, so keep in mind when ordering so that it is not a surprise at the end.

Thanasis B.

Google
We wanted to have a burger near soho area. We picked randomly this place. The burger was good and nicely done. Not the most tasty one. Its really expensive choice to get a butger there without patatos, you must order separately. 2 burgers, one potatoes and 2 beers for 70 euros. There are better choices around soho.

Trevor S.

Google
Myself and fiance stumbled across this place (we had been recommended the French restaurant around the corner). The cocktails are amazing and the food is fantastic. The lamb fries are so filling they could be a main not a side. The mac & cheese burger is so juicy. While we couldn't manage a dessert we would definitely go back.

Ivan

Google
The majority of the food was good but, the portion sizes and the prices were not the best to say the least. The chicken tacos were good but the beef ones were below average if not worse. The chips were well received. Left the restaurant still hungry after spending £120 for a group of 4. The service was great tho and our main server was very chill and friendly.

nikhil G.

Google
We had a great evening with friends. The staff were friendly, attentive and especially Ken took great care of us. We really enjoyed the food & drinks. Highly recommend!

Frances S.

Google
Had a Bottomless Brunch at Denman Street last weekend. Firstly let me say the KEN our waiter was excellent. Such a great example of how to host a table properly. He was attentive, knowledgable and made the whole lunch a very enjoyable experience - hence the star rating. The options for food for the brunch were excellent either from a set menu or from some of the main menu. The drinks were flowing as you’d hope at a Bottomless Brunch and we weren’t rushed during our allotted time. Overall a very nice experience with quality meat and sides.

Jenna B.

Google
Just had a fabulous bottomless brunch. Food was excellent and the staff were extremely attentive; we hadn’t finished our drinks before they were asking if wanted more. Tereza was amazing! Definitely had our money’s worth! £45 for an hour and a half bottomless brunch plus we had a dessert for £55 pp including service.

Simon M.

Google
Very average burger place, just off Piccadilly. Chicken was bland and truffle fries, when they arrived were cold. £ 33.00 for a bottle of Merlot, which I wouldn’t pay £3.50 for in the local supermarket. I’ve eaten better burgers in McDonalds and Burger King!