Next, visit The Spirit of Soho Mural on Broadwick Street. Created in 1991, the colourful mural celebrates the characters and venues which make Soho so special. The mural is crowned by St Anne, with her skirt forming the area's streets and lanes, with popular Soho institutions intertwined in the design including the Palladium, Carnaby Street and Ronnie Scott's.

Make your way over to Department of Coffee and Social Affairs (DOCOA), situated just off of Carnaby Street. Recognised as the leading coffee company in the UK on more than one occasion, DOCOA offers the best single estate coffee from around the world.

Time to explore Soho's finest foodie destination, Berwick Street Market. Offering a range of international cuisine, fruit and vegetable traders and more, there's something to suit every taste.

Transporting you to the bars of Spain, bar kroketa boasts a daily changing menu of small plates, excellent wines, and casual, countertop dining. Sample some dishes if you're stomach allows, and enjoy a refreshing cocktail or two from the extensive menu.

Time for some dinner at The Duck & Rice, combining British pub culture with a traditional Cantonese restaurant. Dine on delicious cuisine from dim sum and noodle dishes to smaller plates for sharing. Pair your meal with a cocktail from the extensive drinks menu. The Bloody Negroni is a particular favourite, or mix things up with a beer cocktail like the Lager "n" Stormy. Too full for a dessert? Try one of the dessert cocktails like the Mother Ducker with Southern Comfort and egg white, or the Chocolate Martini - that will hit the spot.

Begin your evening at Soho Grind Espresso and Cocktail Bar, a must-visit for coffee lovers wandering around Soho. Transforming into a cocktail bar at 5pm, switch up your order to try a selection of signature and classic cocktails. A must try is the coffee-based Grind Espresso Martini of course!  

Your next stop is the life-size sculpture of iconic singer/songwriter John Lennon. Created in 2009 by Lawrence Holofcener, the sculpture was brought to Carnaby Street in 2021 and could not be more fitting with Soho's musical history.

Less than a minutes walk from Carnaby Street, head over to Liberty London. Situated in Soho since 1875, Liberty is an iconic shopping destination spanning five floors of fashion, accessories, beauty, homeware and more - an absolute must if you're visiting London.

Time for a bottomless brunch at Paradiso Burger & Cocktail Bar. Kick back and relax with loud music, a vibrant atmosphere and flowing cocktails. Whether it’s a special celebration or simply a weekend indulgence, enjoy unlimited beverages including beer, bubbles, classic mimosas or a selection of brunch cocktails.

Time for a spot of cocktail making at underground bar, Basement Sate. Step behind the bar and learn how to craft your own cocktails, completely personalised to your own taste! Whether you are looking to impress your friends and family, or just learn a new skill, this 2-hour masterclass is perfect for those with adventurous tastes. Make sure to book ahead of time to avoid disappointment.

Of course, if learning doesn't tickle your fancy, Basement Sate is still the perfect venue for a pre-dinner cocktail, with a menu of unexpected combinations.

Your next cocktail stop is Soho's favourite house party, The Little Violet Door. Styled on a fictional flatshare, the flat-turned-bar is the ultimate central London spot for house parties, date nights, and kitchen discos, with a selection of cocktails on offer.