Sit back and relax with a cup of specialty coffee in one hand and a sweet treat in the other in Soho's tranquil café. The space is carefully designed for relaxation and recharging, making Nagare Coffee the perfect spot for an intimate early morning date.

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.

Time for a coffee at the stylish Café Vins, combining the art of specialty coffee with the celebration of culture and design. Relax with a cup of coffee, chat and browse the curated selection of books and magazines on offer together.

Head over to Beak Street for lunch at bar kroketa. Transporting you to the bars of Spain, the restaurant and bar boasts a daily changing menu of small plates, excellent wines, and casual, countertop dining.

Now it's time for some fragrance shopping at Le Labo, famous for their extensive range of never-used-before scents and ingredients. Le Labo fragrances are all unisex with best sellers including Santal 33 and Another 13, however all of the brand's scents have a reputation for their quality and durability.

Your next stop is The Blue Posts on Rupert Street, a traditional Georgian pub that has been operating since 1739! Enjoy a casual drink and pub snack, with a selection of cocktails, wines and ales on offer.

Tuck into a dinner of traditional cicchetti for two at Polpo. Enjoy Venetian small plates, perfect for sharing between two, alongside local wines and seasonal specials. Finish off your meal with an Italian favourite, Tiramisu, or go for the Nutella Pizetta or Honey Roasted Pear with Gorgonzola.

Kick off your morning with a delicious meal at The Breakfast Club. Not a restaurant, not a cafe, just a caf, The Breakfast Club offers an extensive menu of pancake stacks, full fry ups, sandwiches, eggs and more. Enjoy a hearty breakfast date in the laid-back caf and prepare for a day of exploring Soho.

Next, make your way to Berwick Street to discover one of London's oldest food markets. Berwick Street Market is said to have opened in the 1770s, and is still thriving today, hosting a range of international street food traders. Grab some lunch (maybe a new cuisine?) and explore the buzzing market.

Grab a coffee to go at the Department of Coffee and Social Affairs, known for sourcing the best single estate coffee from around the world. Explore the streets of Soho with your drink or sit in at the laid back café. If you're feeling peckish grab one of their delicious sweet treats for the road.

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.

Making for the perfect photo opportunity, relax on the bench with a coffee from LEON or Pret A Manger, just next door.

Enjoy a pre-show dinner with the flavours of Spain and Italy at Dehesa, a charcuterie and tapas restaurant designed for sharing. Pair Dehesa's big Mediterranean flavours with a curated selection of wines. Guests can also choose to dine in or go al-fresco in the largest heated terrace in Soho.

Finally, treat yourself to a post-show sweet treat at Donutelier. Taking donuts to the next level, the boutique bakery is home to expert pâtissiers, with each creation being a stunning modern twist on the classic French dessert.