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Quo Vadis

Soho · London

Who recommends Quo Vadis? A guest on TopJaw, Lorcan Spiteri, Skye Gyngell, Jackson Boxer, Ravinder Bhogal and 2 more — 6 people who’d know and 1 publication have named Quo Vadis in Soho, London, in their own words below where they gave them.

What should you order at Quo Vadis? The dishes the people who recommend it mention: Negroni, smoked eel sandwich, meringues, profiteroles, potted shrimp sandwich.

Address
26-29 Dean St, London W1D 3LL, UK
Cuisine
British

A guest on TopJaw

on TopJaw

The club at Quo Vadis. Negronis are on point.

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We are here for the smoked eel sandwich.

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The messy pile of meringues that Jeremy Lee does at Quo Vadis. His profiteroles are the best profiteroles I've ever had.

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Lorcan Spiteri

on TopJaw

Best cocktail spot, The Club at Quo Vadis. Negronis are on point.

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Skye Gyngell

founder of Spring · on The Glossary

I can’t list my favourite restaurants in London without mentioning Quo Vadis. It’s just such a gorgeous place and Jeremy Lee is a legend.

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Jackson Boxer

Brunswick House & Orasay · on SL.Man

At Quo Vadis, Jeremy Lee's cooking is so supremely confident, assured, generous and delicious, overwhelming without ever being too much, and so gloriously full of soul, wit and charm that every visit works to restore me physically, emotionally and spiritually.

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The other place I always recommend is a counterpoint to St John’s utilitarian minimalism: the wonderful Quo Vadis, which has all the trappings of a classical kind of brasserie, with leather banquettes, beautiful white tablecloths; everything is heavy and comfortable.

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Also named by: Ravinder Bhogal (on TopJaw), Stanley Tucci (on TopJaw), Time Out.

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