Soho's 3 most unique venues

For those who've binged countless afternoons on Seinfeld, Friends and every other aspirational American sitcom with a complete disregard for the common populace, you may have dreamed of cutting about in your own perfectly decorated loft space.

Well, leave the terrible shared house in Streatham behind, because Little Scarlett Door have something for you.

Nestled in the bustling heart of Soho, the Little Scarlett Door offers a unique venue that's perfect for everything from intimate gatherings to lively house parties. Spread across two floors, this quirky flat-share space boasts a New York loft-style ambience infused with London's signature charm.

The ground floor houses the open-plan living room and kitchen, a vibrant space that can accommodate up to 60 standing guests. Here, guests can relax on plush velvet sofas, enjoy cocktails at the bar, and admire colourful works of art. It's the perfect spot for laid-back dining and drinking.

The basement studio is where the ultimate house parties take place. With its denim-washed walls, industrial pillars, and open-plan layout, this space can accommodate up to 130 standing guests. Guests can cosy up by the fireplace or dance the night away to resident DJs on Wednesday through Saturday.

Brining the oh-so aesthetic charm of romanticised 1960's Hong Kong to the streets of Soho, Wun's is a very different take on the cocktail bar experience.

Wun's Tea Room features two floors of stunning decor, including neon lights, plush velvet furnishings, and classic ceramic and brass accents, all designed to transport you to a bygone era. The lower level boasts a private dining room, perfect for intimate gatherings, team lunches, or even festive Christmas parties.

Whether you're looking for a sit-down meal or a canapé-style event, the team at Wun's Tea Room is flexible and accommodating. You can customize your menu, seating arrangements, and music to suit your preferences, creating a truly unique and memorable experience for you and your guests. So if you're looking for a one-of-a-kind event space in the heart of Soho, look no further than Wun's Tea Room.

How many times have you been sat there in the wake of a Monopoly game, your Mum's in tears, your brother's brandishing a small metal car like it's a machete screaming himself into puberty about stolen property and reduced jail time? No? just us then.

If this vision of domestic late capitalism triggers your curious side, Lifesized Monopoly might just be for you. A sort of Madame Tussards situation just outside Soho, the truly unique venue brings in actors, massive dice and a downstairs bar all to give you chance at living out your most corrupt of Landlord dreams.

Whilst we can't condone the values of the game we can confirm it's a lot of fun and might make for a slightly off-kilter work outing.