7 London Theatre Eats

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London Theatre Week runs through September 13, with £15, £25 or £35 promotional tickets available for more than 60 West End and off-West End shows. 

If you’re heading to the theatre, here are seven convenient places to eat before or after the show:

Ave Mario (Covent Garden) — A festive and flamboyant Italian restaurant with decor to match. It is famous for fresh, handmade pasta – carbonara served in a pecorino cheese wheel and truffle pasta are particularly popular.
www.bigmammagroup.com/italian-restaurants/ave-mario ✆ +44 2045 784370
15 Henrietta Street, London WC2E 8QG

Brother Marcus (Covent Garden) — An East Mediterranean restaurant with street outdoor and balcony seating known for its mezze made to share – be sure to try their crispy aubergine skewer.
Bonus : They also offer a Pre-Show menu consisting of Rip & Dip platter, one veg mezze and one meat mezze of your choice for £25 per person (2 person minimum)
www.brothermarcus.co.uk✆ +44 2045 536470
The Ivy Collection — The Ivy has several locations close to London’s theatres, including The Original Ivy* and The Ivy Market Grill in Covent Garden*, The Ivy Soho Brasserie near Shaftesbury Avenue, and The Ivy Tower Bridge* near the Bridge Theatre. The restaurants each feature unique art deco decor and the food is consistently good.
Bonus : These * locations offer a traditional three-tier afternoon tea menu

Sarastro (Covent Garden) — A whimsical, theatrical (literally) Mediterranean restaurant with box-style seating where diners take center stage – an entertaining place to get a bite to eat before or after the show.
Tip:  With so many different seating options – walk around to pick out a table
www.sarastro-restaurant.com ✆ +44 2078 360101
126 Drury Lane, London WC2B 5SU

Vasinikó Pizzeria (Covent Garden) — This casual and popular, Italian restaurant offers authentic, homemade Neapolitan-style pizza and fresh pasta. 
www.vasinikopizza.co.uk ✆ +44 2078 368628
7–9 Burleigh Street, London WC2E 7PW

SushiDog (Soho) — The UK’s first made-to-order sushi restaurant offers poke bowls, salads and sushi rolls. The Soho location is around the corner from Harry Potter The Cursed Child – a great grab-and-go option between the original two-part show ending September 20th before transitioning to a single show beginning in October.
www.sushidog.co.uk ✆ +44 2027 811434
54 Brewer Street, London W1F 9TH

Tower Bridge Collective (London Bridge) — For families and groups with differing tastes, the Tower Bridge Collective is a food hall with 12 different dining concepts, including Caribbean, Ethiopian, Greek, Italian, Thai, and Vietnamese – there is something for everyone.

From pre-show to post-theatre bites, these spots make a great day out even better!  

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