Restaurants, Bars and Hotels Near the Noël Coward Theatre

All the restaurants, pubs and hotels near the Noël Coward Theatre on this page are within about five minutes' walk, most of them on St Martin's Lane or just off it.

Eat

J Sheekey (1 minute). St Martin's Court, round the corner. Fish and seafood since 1896, and the special-occasion booking on this street. The Oyster Bar next door is the same kitchen for less money.

Fatto a Mano (2 to 3 minutes). St Martin's Lane. Neapolitan pizza, quick and family-friendly. It takes bookings and keeps some tables for walk-ins, the easy option before a show with children.

Dishoom Covent Garden (about 3 minutes). Upper St Martin's Lane. Bombay-style café food. It gets busy in the evening, so go early, and it's open until 11pm if you'd rather eat afterwards.

Drink

The Salisbury (next door). St Martin's Lane. A Victorian pub with etched glass and a lot of brass. It fills up in the hour before curtain up and stays open late at weekends.

Mr Fogg's Tavern (1 minute). Across the road, on the corner of New Row. Victorian-explorer theming, cocktails and a pub menu, and live music on a Friday. Good with a group.

Lamb & Flag (3 to 4 minutes). Rose Street, down an alley off Garrick Street. The oldest pub in Covent Garden, from 1772, and the one to walk to if the Salisbury's full.

Stay

St Martins Lane (about 2 minutes). St Martin's Lane. A five-star Philippe Starck design hotel up the same street, for when the stay is part of the treat.

Premier Inn London Leicester Square (about 4 minutes). Leicester Place, just off the square. The budget choice this close, 83 plain rooms in a period building.

The Resident Covent Garden (about 5 minutes). Bedford Street. 57 straightforward rooms at a middling price, a short walk down through Covent Garden.