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Shaftesbury Avenue Restaurants

A comprehensive guide to the restaurants in and around Shaftesbury Avenue, from small, independent restaurants through to your favourite, dependable chain restaurants.
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Bali Bali

BALI BALI

PHO AND BUN

SHIBUYA SOHO

FRANX CONTINENTAL CAFE

FRANX CONTINENTAL CAFE

BEIRUT GARDEN

OLLE KOREAN BARBECUE

NUSA DUA

NUSA DUA

PATAKA INDIAN

PATAKA INDIAN
BEN'S TRADITIONAL FISH AND CHIPS

BEN'S TRADITIONAL FISH AND CHIPS

JUNGLE CAVE

JUNGLE CAVE

NARU

THE EIGHT RESTAURANT

KUNG FU NOODLES

BEN'S TRADITIONAL FISH AND CHIPS

SAKURADO CHINATOWN

SAKURADO CHINATOWN

NE ZHA

LITTLE LAMB LONDON

LITTLE LAMB LONDON

MAKARS MASH BAR

MAKARS MASH BAR

ABOUT SHAFTESBURY AVENUE

Shaftesbury Avenue is named after the 7th Earl of Shaftesbury, and runs from Piccadilly Circus to New Oxford Street, crossing Charring Cross Road. The Piccadilly Circus to Cambridge Circus part of the road is in the City of Westminster, whereas the Cambridge Circus to New Oxford Street stretch of the road is in the London Borough of Camden.

Shaftesbury Avenue is widely considered as the heart of the West End theatre district, with the Apollo, Lyric, Gielgud and Sondheim theatres all residing on the avenue. As part of Soho, the ambience of Shaftesbury Avenue is one of buzz and bustle with eccentric dressers abound and vibrant neon lights aplenty.

Whilst Shaftesbury Avenue does not have its own tube station, it is within walking distance of Tottenham Court Road, Leicester Square Station and Covent Garden station.

As well as the fine selection of theatres, Shaftesbury Avenue is home to a great collection of galleries, cinemas and tourist hotspots. The restaurant and bar trade receives high footfall, a combination of after works drinks, tourists and pre-theatre goers making up most of the revellers.

SHAFTESBURY AVENUE FAQS

What is Shaftesbury Avenue famous for?

Shaftesbury Avenue is most famous for being the home of some of the most iconic West End theatres including the Queen’s Theatre and Palace Theatre.

Is Shaftesbury Avenue in Harry Potter?

Yes, Harry, Hermione and Ron end up on Shaftesbury Avenue in The Deathly Hallows. Having escaped the death eaters at Bill and Fleur’s wedding, they appear in front of the number 19 bus.

What tube line is Shaftesbury Avenue on?

Shaftesbury Avenue does not have its own tube station, however the closest stations are Tottenham Court Road on the Northern and Central lines, and Holborn which is on the Central and Piccadilly lines.

What is the history of Shaftesbury Avenue?

Shaftesbury Avenue was completed in January 1886, providing a new direct route from Piccadilly Circus from New Oxford Street.

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