Anjelika's SoHo Favorites
From late-night to early breakfast; casual to upscale
Having lived in a few Soho’s of the world – from Small Office Home Offices of London & Hong Kong, South of Houston still wins my heart. Here are some of my hidden & staple favorites.
La Esquina
Step into the hidden world of tacos and tequila-inspired drinks. This Soho classic known for celebrity sightings and one of the toughest NYC doors is a hot Sunday item. Order the tortilla soup – prepare to be amazed.
Blue Ribbon Sushi
Fresh sushi until 2 am – sign us up! Hands down the most quality meal you can get in NYC past midnight.
Mamo
Tucked away in a beautiful West Broadway brownstone across from Soho Grand Hotel. The Antibes little sister is quiet, tasteful, and has a great vibe. Much recommended spot on a snowy winter night.
La Mercerie
One of the finest breakfast & brunches you can find below 14th street. All set with a backdrop of the exquisite taste of Roman and Williams Guild boutique.
Le Coucou
From an exquisite early morning breakfast to a superb candlelit late-night dinner – Le CouCou will leave you pleased by their refined French tastes & elegant atmosphere.
Sadelle’s
Cocotte
Lure Fishbar
The Mercer Kitchen
Raoul’s
An absolute legendary Soho bistro, open late (12/1 am) serving French classics with a dining room that’s got stories to tell.
Welcome to our gastronomic paradise, Europe has long been a cornerstone of Anjelika’s global journey — a continent where history, modernity, and wine live side by side. From the cultural capitals of Paris, Rome, and London to the quiet charm of coastal towns, Europe embodies elegance, tradition, and reinvention. It continues to shape her global outlook as both a traveler and a New Yorker.
