The Spice Of Life
Overview
Soho landmark, historic music venue and the perfect meeting place in the heart of London's West End.
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Practical Information
6 Moor Street, St James, London, W1D 5NA
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+44 (0)20 7437 7013
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The Spice Of Life
- Address
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6 Moor StreetSt JamesLondonW1D 5NA
- Telephone:
- +44 (0)20 7437 7013
- Public transport:
- Leicester Square, Underground
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Latest 5 reviews of The Spice Of Life
The Spice of Life is one of my favourite pubs in London - it is one of those dying breeds even in London in this day and age......a good traditional, friendly boozer!
Location wise you cannot fault it, being on the edge of Soho and Covent Garden it is handy for many a mode of public transport and any type of night out, whether it's a simple after works drink, drinks before the theatre as...more
This a great spot for live music 7 days a week, if you are in central London.
It is located near Covent garden so attracts locals and tourists alike.
There is a live music venue downstairs where the likes of Bob Dylan has played in the past.
Worth checking out if you are a fan of live music.more
Stuck on Charing Cross road/Soho/etc?
Want to find a decent boozer?
Spice of life has decent food, a good range of ales & beers, and a pleasant atmosphere all at central London prices. It won't break your bank... too much.
Fair warning (and you'll be warned by the staff as well) to watch out - the location means that you may be targeted by pickpockets and the like.
But all in all a nice...more
Pretty good music and decent beer selection. A nice place for a drink although the food was nothing special. Also it's very crowded and noisy so good for a drink but not for a meal and chat.more
During our trip to London, we stopped in this pub a few different times. It is a come-as-you-are, non pretentious pub. An interesting mix of locals and tourists. The drink prices are reasonable. (not the largest selection of draught/bottles but decent). They have great live bands playing (especially Jazz). We didn't eat any food here but from what I observed, the food looked good.
We liked...more