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Polpo, 41 Beak Street, Soho, London W1F 9SB

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Sanctum Soho Hotel London
London > Hotels > Luxury Chain Hotel Double Rooms: 15% off from £204
20 Warwick Street, W1B 5NF | 1 minute walk from Polpo
The rock star glamour of this Soho hotel gives it a real buzz - with an underground cinema, black bathrooms, rooftop bar and open air Jacuzzi More

Courthouse Doubletree by Hilton London Regent Street
London > Hotels > Luxury Chain Hotel 2 Bedroom Penthouse Suites: 3% off from £3000
19 - 21 Great Marlborough Street, W1F 7HL | 3 minutes walk from Polpo
A swimming pool, spa, fitness room and a range of meeting rooms have been sympathetically accommodated within this historic 5-star Soho hotel. A Grade II listed More

Cafe Royal Hotel
London > Hotels > Luxury Chain Hotel Double Rooms: 15% off from £248
68 Regent Street, W1B 4DY | 4 minutes walk from Polpo
Café Royal is a 160-bedroom 5-star luxury hotel on Regent Street, in London's city centre overlooking Piccadilly Circus. The hotel has a gym, swimming pool and More

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This Venetian restaurant offers a little piece of Venice in the heart of Soho. Polpo in Beak Street is based on the bacari - or wine bars, especially good for a glass of Prosecco - frequently found in the city famous for its canals. An Italian restaurant is a fitting use for this building which was once home to the Venetian painter Canaletto - a blue plaque is testament to his stay here from 1749 to 1751. Owner Russell Norman draws on years of experience at Caprice Holdings (where he was operations director) and as general manager of Zuma to give his first solo venture an air of sophisticated charm. He has done well to draw on the talents of head chef Tom Oldroyd (previously at Alastair Little and Bocca Di Lupo) whose Italian menu is typical of the type you'd find in the bacari of Venice offering small plates and traditional cicheti (read salt cod, mariated sardines and swordfish carpaccio), northern Italian wines as well as the classic Italian dishes. The attractive interior of exposed brickwork gives this early eighteenth century building a modern appeal, finished off with a tin ceiling above and Victorian tiled floor under foot.