The Little Scarlet Door, Bar in Soho, London, United Kingdom.
The Little Scarlet Door is a bar in Soho designed to look like a converted residential flat, with exposed brick walls and seating arranged for group gatherings. The open layout combines a living room feeling with gallery displays and multiple spaces for events.
The venue started in the early 2010s as a renovated shared flat and quickly became known for hosting house parties as managed events. The idea of turning an actual residence into a professional event space was an unusual approach at the time.
The name references a living room setting that mimics shared residential spaces where people gather casually. You'll find regular DJ nights and cocktail events here, with work from local artists displayed on the walls.
The bar sits on Greek Street in Soho, within easy walking distance of Leicester Square tube station. The venue has multiple levels used for different events, so it's worth exploring the different areas when you arrive.
The venue has a basement that functions like an art studio and holds up to 130 people, plus a private room decorated with Andy Warhol-inspired design. These spaces show how the concept balances between art display and party venue.
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