Pre-theatre meal near Palace Theatre
If you’re seeing Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, you’ll be heading to Shaftesbury Avenue for the show. And with two shows per day, at 2 pm and 7pm, you might be looking for a restaurant near to Palace Theatre on for a pre or post show meal.
Our menu includes pasta with fresh sauces made in-house every day, made to order pizzas, and Italian-American classics such as mozzarella sticks, chicken parm, Caesar salads, and our seafood cocktail.
Desserts are home made daily, and we serve wine, beer on tap, classic cocktails, and low and no alcoholic options too.
Whether you’re headed to a show during the week, or on a Saturday, we’d advise booking a table, as we can get quite busy — so it’s best to give yourself enough time, and to guarantee a space.
Getting to Palace Theatre from Grasso
The Palace Theatre is just a five minute walk from Grasso, making it a solid choice for a pre-theatre dinner. All you need to do is turn right out of the restaurant, and head south down Dean Street, turn left onto Bateman Street, and then right onto Greek Street. From there, the theatre will be on your left. Making
Palace Theatre is a short walk from Covent Garden, Leicester Square, Tottenham Court Road and Piccadilly Circus.
Things to do near Palace Theatre
Shaftesbury Avenue is the hub of London’s Theatreland, and in the heart of the West End. From here, you’re a short walk from China Town, to the South, and Old Compton Street to the north, where you’ll find bars, restaurants, and shops.
Cafe Boheme is a good place to drink and people watch, and Ronnie Scott’s is worth a visit if you’re looking to plan ahead and see some live music. And if you’re looking for a late night espresso to keep you up on the way home, then Bar Italia is open to 4am!
And if you’re wondering what else you can get up to, we’ve created a list of our favourite places and things to do in Soho.