Floridita has now become the 100 Wardour St. and offers a ‘live music line-up, five days a week, every week’, downstairs (via a lift) in the Club and restaurant serving cocktails and dishes such as ‘Iberico tartare and sharing dishes like bone-in Galician ribeye steak’. The ground floor is also a relaxed bar area and it’s also accessed via the lift to the right of the steps at the entrance. Just let them know you’re there and they will give you access.

Basement Club & Restaurant at 100 Wardour St. Fully Accessible by Lift and There’s a Disabled Toilet. Woo Woo!

The food looks to have improved, with a chef who ‘cut his teeth’ at Pétrus, Gordon Ramsay at Claridge’s. They retain their 2.5 BBS Ticks for access and style.

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Floridita arrived in Soho in 2004 and provides “Latin American-inspired food, legendary cocktails and a wide variety of music” . Floridita was audited a few years ago when it was Mezzo. It was always good for music and entertainment and the food didn’t figure as it was more of a good night out type of place.

TimeOut said:

“Yes, the cocktails are good, but you could spend £100 in the restaurant on a very mediocre meal for two.”

You have to go downstairs but there is a lift and a disabled toilet once you’re down there!

Floridita gets 2.5 BBS Ticks for its accessibility.

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100 Wardour St., London

100 Wardour St., London

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