Apollo Theatre
The Apollo Theatre is one of the most famous West End theatres, sat directly on Shaftesbury Avenue.
Locations
From world-class art galleries and institutions, to the West End’s best theatres, cinemas, hotels, restaurants and bars, find the venues you’re looking for with our business listings.
All Bar One
Book a table at All Bar One Leicester Square and relax, chatting over a delicious lunch and after-work drinks, near Chinatown, Piccadilly Circus, and more.
Japan Centre
Discover sake, fun confectionery and ceramics and pick up all your Japanese cooking essentials, from miso to rice in London’s largest Japanese food hall.
The LEGO Store
Welcome to the Flagship LEGO store in Leicester Square London!
The Hippodrome Casino
The UK's largest and most popular casino and entertainment venue comprising three gaming floors, slots room, a Poker Stars deck, 180-seat cabaret theatre and London's number one steak house, plus six bars and an indoor smoking terrace.
Haymarket Hotel
In the heart of London’s theatre district, the elegant Haymarket Hotel is surrounded by restaurants, bars, and is just next door to the Theatre Royal. Guests can enjoy a swimming pool, gym, and a spa with a range of treatments.
TGI Fridays
Casual chain restaurant serving up delicious cocktails and premium dishes freshly made to order using quality ingredients.
Angus Steakhouse Leicester Square
Enduring London steakhouse chain with a brasserie vibe drawing families, tourists and theatre-goers.
McDonald's
Iconic fast-food restaurant chain.
Harold Pinter Theatre
The Harold Pinter Theatre is a West End venue best known for hosting new plays and classic revivals. It was named the Harold Pinter Theatre in 2011, after the late Nobel Prize winner and in recognition of his contribution to comedy.
Hotel Indigo
Mirroring the 1920s glamour of its theatrical surroundings, Hotel Indigo® London – 1 Leicester Square draws you in to an art deco, glass-and-marble haven.
Newton to Shakespeare
Leicester square has been home to a number of historical figures. Statues of William Hogarth, Sir Joshua Reynolds, John Hunter and Sir Isaac Newton have all featured in the gardens, which at the centre, permanently showcases William Shakespeare.