Nessa Soho

@nessasoho offers modern British plates, perfect for sharing with friends and family. The venue exudes a sophisticated vibe with clean interiors and warm lighting, ideal for a dinner ambiance. The food is inventive enough to spark curiosity, with the signature CELERIAC carbonara (yes, vegetable instead of pasta!) standing out as the star. Other personal favorites include the pumpkin ravioli and beer-brined chicken. Desserts might be a pass, but the cocktail list is worth exploring—if you prefer less sweetness, opt for the Lost Goodbye. Service is solid, with the team making up for a few delays from the kitchen. Thanks Eunice for fantastic attentive service and for the advice on the menu. For a group of four, four small plates and three mains suffice. Our bill was £72 each including two cocktails.

Great restaurant, dealt with minor issues very well. Fab cocktails. Suitable for groups and also intimate seating for two is available. Really enjoyed that we were able to relax and discuss/enjoy the food and not feel rushed like many places in London. Will be going again soon! Seasoned staff that know what they are doing and made our party very comfortable.

The dining area had a nice and cozy ambiance with dim lighting. It took about ten minutes to get the bread (7£ for four small slices is pretty steep). The mains took an approximate additional thirty minutes to arrive afterwards. The chicken breast was overcooked and dry and for 28£ it should have had more substance. The squash ravioli had the strangest flavor of sweetness and were absolutely not enjoyable to eat. Service charge included in the bill. Will definitely not be back or recommend this place for an enjoyable food experience.

Absolutely loved my visit to Nessa! The pancakes were epic—light, fluffy, and full of flavor. The chicken burger was also delicious: perfectly cooked, juicy, and packed with taste. The team was super friendly and welcoming, creating such a warm and relaxed atmosphere. Service was spot on without ever feeling rushed. A fab spot for brunch or a casual bite—can’t wait to go back!

Service was impeccable, wish I got the name of our lovely server, she was very well informed about the brunch menu & very accommodating, there were many items on the menu with alcohol. The matcha was quite terrible wouldn’t recommend however, all in all really enjoyed the food, my friend ordered the coffee and had no qualms- would definitely recommend the french toast and buttermilk pancakes.

Went on Sunday 31/08 for a birthday brunch with 10 of my friends. I must say, STEFANIA, the lovely, professional yet welcoming was superb. She catered and assisted EVERY person on the table and we was quiet a handful but she managed it very well from the specific orders to cake preference which the pricing was absurd but she made me feel at ease paying it all with delight that’s how great she is. She is an asset to the team, will actually be telling all my peers to Visit this restaurant just because of STEFANIA, thank you for making our Sunday a great a service! She deserves a raise

£1 oyster! Good selection of brunch items. I didn’t like the fact that the Bloody Mary had no celery (or celery salt). Overall nice hangout place relatively speakeasy but the furnitures were not comfortable for sitting through the brunch.

The food was 10/10!! The service was a tad slow that night but staff were all very kind regardless. The pear, kale & squash salad was delicious, the whipped butter that came with the rolled out soda bread was so soft and airy, and of course the sea bream was absolutely divine, we literally ate in silence and didn't even spare time to snag a photo because it was THAT good. The mocktails and the jaffa dessert were also amazing! This’ll be on my top recommended!