Kingly Court

“Kingly court was a lovey find and the wide array of food options was great!”

Araz N. Imanov★★★★★

A well-conceived urban courtyard that brings structure and clarity to an otherwise dense part of central London. Organised across multiple levels, the space creates a natural sense of layering, with balconies and walkways overlooking a central open area. What stands out is the vertical composition. The tiered arrangement adds depth and movement, allowing the space to feel dynamic without becoming chaotic. Each level contributes to the overall rhythm, making the environment visually engaging from different angles. The atmosphere is lively yet contained. Despite the constant flow of visitors,

Immy Malik★★★★★

We went to Dirty Bones at Kingly Court in Soho. The food was worth coming back for. My favourite was the McDaddy burger. Service was great. Fast and friendly. Good value for money.

SJ★★★★★

Discovered this place on Google and I’ve been back a few more times since! Definitely a must-visit if you’re in London and looking for good vibes, an upbeat atmosphere and variety all in one place. Sitting out in the courtyard is definitely part of the experience and has me mesmerise every time I visit. Be prepared for it to be especially busy on weekends though.

Estela Duque★★★★★

Kingly Court is located on land that was sold in the 1680s for development that included an academy of trade, a chapel, a market house, residential structures housing employees, private residences, etc. The roads connecting these developments would become what are known today as Kingly Street and Carnaby Street. The transformation of the architecture of the area reflects the fortunes of property developers and residents over the centuries, when buildings would become consolidated into warehouses and commercial establishments. While the exact origin of Kingly Court is unclear, its connection