The current name, as applied to the whole length of the street from Leicester Square to Oxford Street only derives from the 1900's. Previous to that only a portion of the current street was named Wardour Street. Sir Archibald Wardour was the designer of several of the buildings on the street and it derives its name from him.
In more recent times it was known for shoddy furniture in the 19th century, but by the 20th century was the powerhouse of the British film industry. In addition to the film industry, Wardour Street had numerous bars frequented by the musicians of the time and it had strong associations with the music industry. Very little of this prime Wardour Street existence remains today. Wardour Street has now become home to a truly cosmopolitan mix of restaurants and bars.
| Angels Soho (Peter Stringfellow's Angels Soho) http://www.stringfellows.co.uk/#/Angels_Soho There's no gentlemen's club like this - it is a spectacular and glamourous venue, with numerous bars, booths and hideaways. Fifty beautiful angels, three floors of action - six pole stages and twenty five VIP booths - this is the very best that Europe has to offer in the heart of trendy Soho in London. | |
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| Ann Summers (Wardour Street - Soho) http://www.annsummers.com#wardour-street-soho Ann Summers is a UK-based adult retailer, specialising in sex toys and lingerie, with over 140 high street stores in the UK, Ireland, the Channel Islands and Spain.
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| Busaba Eathai (Wardour Street) http://busaba.com/locations/wardourstreet Busaba's flagship store has been institutionalized by its tribal following of locals, some of whom choose to sit at the window seats, where they can watch the hustle of Wardour Street with an al fresco feeling. | |
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| Hummus Bros Soho http://www.hbros.co.uk/ Hummus Bros is about natural quality produce, handled and prepared with care to produce exceptionally fresh and delicious food free from preservatives or additives. They use fresh vegetables, fresh herbs, fresh meat and fresh bread. We source our produce using sustainable and local sources where possible. Hummus Bros is a Mediterranean restaurant - based on trendy Wardour Street in Soho - which claims to be the first eatery in the UK where hummus is used as a base for the main course. | |
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