Scarlett Green

What a gem! We came for lunch and ended up falling a little bit in love. The vibe is warm and stylish— a good place to have breakfast, lunch or diner with your coolest friend. We had two sandwiches: one with avocado (fresh and perfect) and one that came with award-winning banana bread — and honestly, give that award a second medal. So delicious it should be illegal. Super friendly staff, zero stress, and we could sit wherever we liked. If you’re in London, do yourself a favour: go here. And don’t skip the banana bread. Seriously. Don’t.

Very cute cafe/bar/restaurant. It was very busy, but the staff was still attentive and friendly, the service quick too. Food was great, cocktails and freshly squeezed juices were very nice. The only thing we noticed was that the pancakes could have been sweeter/ have had more maple syrup, but I’m sure if we had asked they would have provided more. Great place for brunch, can’t wait to try their all dining menu too.

Best meals we had in London for all three of us in 5 days! Service was attentive and thoughtful. Chicken parm was terrific and different, eggplant dish was great and our friend was really happy with her salmon! The drink also had unusual flavors. We were so happy to have found it!

Well done dining experience. The food was great, lots of gluten free options for the misses. We had the Bondi and the Dirty Daisy. Both were pleasant, well portioned and flavorful! Recommended if you're in the area.

Visited Scarlett Green in Soho for brunch, and it was a lively, enjoyable experience that mostly lived up to its reputation as a top brunch spot. Our server, with short hair, was an absolute gem—super friendly, attentive, and made us feel right at home with their warm recommendations. The vibrant decor and buzzing energy set a fun tone for a casual meal. The Bloody Mary was decent, nicely spiced but not the standout of the meal. The corn fritters were a bit of a letdown; despite looking promising, they weren’t as crispy as expected and tasted like they’d been pre-fried, missing that fresh crunch. The Bondi breakfast was solid—well-executed with fresh ingredients, and the charcoal sourdough bread was a unique touch, both interesting in texture and genuinely tasty. We ordered the famous banana bread with toppings on the side to see what the hype was about, and it didn’t disappoint—moist, quite sweet, and elevated by the mascarpone. Overall, Scarlett Green delivers a great brunch experience with a vibrant atmosphere and standout dishes, though the fritters could use some work. The friendly service and buzzing Soho energy make it a spot worth returning to for a fun meal.