Sucre

Several guests describe portions as generous, reviewers note leaving with leftovers and calling the portion sizes “perfect.”

Yes, Sucre is a lovely pick for date night, with a beautiful dining room and an intimate downstairs cocktail bar praised by guests for special evenings.

Sucre often feels lively and buzzy at peak visits, with several guests describing the room as lively and full of atmosphere; lunchtime visits, by contrast, are frequently quieter and relaxed.

Padron peppers are a recurring favourite, they’re on Sucre’s menu and several guests praise them by name.

Yes, Sucre clearly marks vegetarian (v) and vegan (vg) dishes on the Lunch Set Menu, including aubergine, leeks and broccolini, plus a vegetarian olive‑oil cake.

Sucre welcomes private parties, private dining is part of the restaurant’s offering.

Sucre sits in a beautifully restored 310‑year‑old Soho building with a stylish, atmospheric dining room and striking chandeliers, while a downstairs cocktail bar hosts live musicians for a more intimate late‑night vibe.

Smart casual is the guide, polished but relaxed, and many guests do dress up a touch for date nights or special occasions.

Sucre’s main dining room centres around an open kitchen, and there’s a downstairs cocktail bar/live‑music venue, the restaurant also accepts private parties.

Yes, families are welcome: guests report staff supplying a high chair and accommodating children, and reviewers describe relaxed, child-friendly visits.

For a quieter meal, visit Sucre at lunch, guests say weekday business lunches and lunchtime feel quiet and relaxed; for a livelier evening, try the downstairs cocktail bar, which hosts live music Thursday–Saturday.