Your ultimate guide to upcoming food pop-ups at Soho House

Over the years, Soho House has played host to many impressive chefs, handing over our kitchens to pop-up restaurants, special guests and One Night Only supper clubs. We’ve welcomed some of the food world’s most sought-after names, as well as chefs at the very start of their path to success.

It’s all in the name of creating the ultimate destinations for food lovers at our Houses. We want to keep you guessing, make our food offerings fresh and tickle those culinary tastebuds, whether you’re in Babington or Bangkok. Through our pop-ups, members are able to sample food from all over the world. You don’t need to step on a plane to enjoy the delights of the Wagyumafia or travel on the Eurostar to get award-winning bread. 

Members have enjoyed dinner from James Beard Award winner Nancy Silverton and Tomos Parry of Brat in east London – who later went on to be awarded a Michelin star – at Soho Farmhouse Food Festival. And as part of our One Night Only series, Akwasi Brenya-Mensa offered members an immersive Tatale pop-up experience at 180 House, Maison François head chef Matt Ryle hosted a special dinner in White City House’s Pen Yen, and the team behind Black Axe Mangal provided an indulgent menu at Soho Farmhouse.

There’s plenty to look forward to in the coming months too, with emerging and established chefs taking over our kitchens and hosting some exciting pop-ups throughout the year.

Maya, Soho House Berlin
Our signature Mexican restaurant, Maya, returns to Soho House Berlin this summer for the first time in four years. Now open on the eighth-floor rooftop, Maya is a member favourite that originally launched at Soho House West Hollywood in January 2019, before being introduced at Ludlow House, Shoreditch House and Soho House Berlin.

Serving coastal Baja-inspired Mexican food, members can enjoy lunch and dinner at Maya from Tuesday to Saturday, 12pm until 10pm. To book a table, visit the Soho House app.

Pen Yen at Soho House Amsterdam
Since its opening in 2015 at Soho Farmhouse, our countryside outpost in Oxfordshire, Pen Yen has become a much-loved fixture at Soho House. And now the izakaya-style Japanese restaurant takes residency at Soho House Amsterdam. Situated on the rooftop, members can enjoy mix and match otsumami small plates such as Ebi Ten Maki Rolls, Smokey Eggplant, and Chicken and Prawn Wontons.

The Tamil Prince at Shoreditch House
A favourite of restaurant critic Grace Dent (and for good reason), the team at The Tamil Prince will be setting up shop on Shoreditch House’s Back Deck from April until June. Enjoy Indian small plates and entrees inspired by founder Prince Durairaj’s home state of Tamil Nadu.