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Jamon Jamon Soho

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4.2 out of 5 stars4.2(2,189 reviews)

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Quick info

+44 20 7836 6969
3 Caxton Walk Behind 92, Charing Cross Rd, London WC2H 8PW, United Kingdom

About Jamon Jamon Soho

Jamon Jamon Soho is a Spanish restaurant on Caxton Walk, with a dining room of wooden tables and seating on an outdoor terrace. The kitchen makes seafood paella to order as a single portion, a process that takes about 30 minutes, alongside a mixed paella for two. Patatas bravas comes with a choice of garlic or hot sauce, and gambas al ajillo appears regularly on the menu. Sangria is poured alongside the food, and Spanish music plays through the room. Payment can be made in cash, and the restaurant takes walk-ins rather than reservations.

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Menu & Prices

113 dishes · mains £4–23
  • Bocadillo De Tortilla De Patatas Con Tomate£9.45
  • Bocadillo De Albóndigas Con Manchego£9.45
  • Bocadillo De Jamón Ibérico Con Tomate£9.45
  • Bocadillo De Chistorra£9.45
  • PATATAS BRAVAS£6.75
  • TORTILLA ESPAÑOLA£8.45
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Reviews

4.2/5
2,189 reviews

What reviewers say

Reviewers most often mention seafood paella, patatas bravas, jamon iberico and gambas ajillos.

5★
1,238
4★
470
3★
206
2★
122
1★
153

Customer Review Summary

Paella is the draw reviewers raise most, with the seafood paella described as delicious, fresh and full of seafood, and one diner pleased it could be ordered for a single portion made to order. The mixed paella for two gets a nice mention, though another reviewer found the portion for two could be larger. Close behind are the tapas, with patatas bravas and gambas ajillos singled out, plus sangria and a creme brulee called unique. Staff are repeatedly described as friendly, welcoming and quick, and the terrace is liked, though one reviewer notes central London noise and some uncomfortable seats. The sharpest criticism comes from a long-time customer who says quality has declined, reporting that the jamon Iberico was worse than cheap supermarket jamon, the bread was poor, and a pint of lager arrived two thirds full. Another reviewer missed any greens with the tapas, while a diner who found the patatas bravas too spicy had the hot sauce swapped for garlic sauce.

Featured reviews

  • Google user
    “Pleasant restaurant with both indoors and outdoors dining which is great though you can tell in central London with the noises but still enjoyable. Waa early afternoon and just one server which you wouldn't know as was quick and efficient with her service. The menu is lovely and full of options so you can have a good selection of tastes to wet your appetite. Not bad portions could be a bit larger when you pick the Paella for 2 but could of been worse. Some of the Seats though are a tad uncomfortable so might need to check when sitting outdoors I would definitely visit again for sure”
  • Google user
    “I've been coming to this restaurant for over 10 years. The food used to be amazing and I brought many friends and family over the years. However, over the last few years the food has been going downhill and I've had more and more bad experiences. The quality of the ingredients is the main thing for tapas and it seems that in recent years saving money has become more important than good food. The last straw was this visit when we ordered jamon Iberico which is supposed to be the best of the best. It's always been decent in this restaurant but this time we were served something that wasn't even as good cheap supermarket jamon. Even the bread was poor. I ordered a pint of lager and 2/3 of a pint arrived. It seems that all the largest size they serve and the waiter didn't say anything. The cost was equivalent to over £10 a pint which is insane. It seems from seeing other reviews also that there isn't any interest or awareness of regular customers. The place is quieter every time I go and the focus seems to be on being a tourist trap rather than a good restaurant. It's such a shame as the location is great and the service is always good. Sadly this will be our last visit.”
  • Google user
    “We had a delicious lunch here. There's lots of choice on the menu especially for vegetarians. The tapas is delicious. The staff were really friendly and the service was quick. All the food was really well cooked and delicious. The restaurant was clean and had a lovely feeling.”
  • Google user
    “Cute restaurant with delicious food. I recommend going with their Patatas bravas with a sauce of your choice and their Gambas Ajillos. Sangría is a must of course. Big plus: they swapped their hot sauce on Patatas Bravas for me for their garlic sauce option because it was too spicy for me.”
  • Google user
    “Really nice place to visit. Good tapas and wine selection. The mixed paella for 2 was really nice. The staff were welcoming.”

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Good to know

“Classic tapas, paella & sangria served in a contemporary dining room with wooden tables.”

  • Accessibility
    Wheelchair: entrance, seating

Amenities

  • Wheelchair accessible entrance
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  • Wheelchair accessible seating

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