Ducksoup - Menu

Great intimate setting in the heart of soho cool cuisine get the pickles, bread deep fried pumpkin) great wine try the sparkling red). Would ducksoup again. Also sitting at the bar for dinner was really awesome!!

Slightly disappointed by the food very pricey and nothing that blows you away. We ordered the chargrilled plaice as a ‘large’ plate but it was very small; not much meat mostly bone. Ambience and service were very good though.

Came here as heard about their wine selection. Agree with feedback that this place is on the pricey side, £15 per small dish and wine very expensive however high quality. Overall food was tasty however didn’t blow us away. Service was fantastic.

Lovely unique spot in soho for food and wine. Really chilled atmosphere, friendly staff and good quality food. Menu changes frequently and every dish we had was great- we shared 5 small dishes between 2 and was perfect amount. Wine list is extensive! On the pricier side but lovely for a special occasion and worth it for the relaxed vibe

The restaurant was bustling on a Friday night with Prince's music playing in the background. There were plenty of small dishes to choose from for a light meal before heading to the theatre. Despite the higher prices, the service from the four waiting staff and bartender was quick and efficient for us as a walk-in couple. If you're looking for something unique and with a great atmosphere in Soho, it's worth paying a bit more for the experience.

Very uncomfortable environment and bad service. I had to go without my main meal because the waitress completely forgot my order. My friend ordered the poussin which arrived undercook, Chef claimed it was just blood vessels but the meat was clearly raw and bleeding. The Chef couldn’t even manage to fry doughnuts properly, which also arrived undercook and raw inside. Several of our group had really bad stomachs the next day. I will never eat here again, not even for free!!!

Today, my sister and I visited a small, friendly restaurant on Dean Street and had a wonderful experience. The staff were lovely and the small plates we ordered were all excellent, particularly the leek and mussel fritters. The wine we had was also delicious. For dessert, we shared a choux bun with chocolate and orange marmalade, which reminded us of a decadent Jaffa cake. While it was not inexpensive, we felt the price was fair considering the high quality of the food and service.

Very uncomfortable effectively sitting back to back with another person behind me. I requested to sit somewhere else and they said it was the best sitting area in the restaurant but actually by the front door which was opening and closing regularly for the duration we were sat there. The drinks were overpriced even for London central. Overall the food was delicious and the menu was different and original but the dining experience was a real let down. They’re cramming too many people into a small space to maximise revenue but at the expense of the dining experience for the customer.

The restaurant is a non fancy, wooden table affair which is absolutely fine. We had a very cosy table at the back of the restaurant. Wonderful. The staff were very friendly and the service was excellent. So why only 3 stars? We were shown a board displaying all of the wines and a very knowledgable member of staff asked what we might like and explained very expertly what options might suit, guiding us to his first suggestion at a cost of £90...yes £90!!!!. Bearing in mind this is not a fine dining restaurant I was astounded. But dont worry, the cheapest bottle of red was a mere £45. Again , what the hell is going on here?? Coupled with this, my husband had a large bottle of beer (shared) at a...