A seasonal Italian lunch set menu at Bocconcino Soho, served on weekdays at our Great Marlborough Street restaurant. Choose two courses for £24 or three courses for £28, with fresh antipasti, soup, secondi and dolci made for an easy lunch in the heart of Soho.

Seasonal Italian Lunch in Soho

The menu is priced at £24 for two courses and £28 for three courses. It brings together fresh seasonal starters, Italian main courses and classic desserts in a bright weekday lunch format.

To start, guests can choose buffalo mozzarella with tomatoes and pesto, chargrilled white asparagus with Hollandaise sauce, green spring salad, or cold tomato soup with stracciatella.

For the main course, the menu includes Genovese ravioli, salmon fillet with broccoli and salmoriglio, beef tagliata with rocket and Parmigiano Reggiano, and Pizza alla Diavola.

Desserts include tiramisù, cheesecake with passion fruit compote and soft vanilla gelato.

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The Italian Energy Of Soho

Located on Great Marlborough Street, Bocconcino Soho is close to Oxford Circus, Carnaby Street, Regent Street and Tottenham Court Road.

The seasonal lunch set menu suits a quick working lunch, a catch up in Soho, a break between meetings, or a relaxed stop while shopping nearby. The format is simple, the price is fixed, and the mood is lighter than a formal lunch, while still keeping proper Italian food and full table service.

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Lunch set menu in Soho: a seasonal Italian weekday lunch at Bocconcino from £24.

The seasonal lunch set menu at Bocconcino Soho runs Monday to Friday from 12:00pm to 4:45pm at 59 Great Marlborough Street. The format is fixed and simple: two courses for £24 or three courses for £28, drawn from the same kitchen that runs the regional Italian à la carte in the evening. The long serving window means a table at 1:00pm works as well as a late lunch at 4:00pm.

Among the set lunches in Soho, Bocconcino sits in the proper-restaurant bracket: full table service, hand-rolled pasta, the open-fire oven running through the day, and the full wine list available by the glass. The set menu is a curated cut of the wider kitchen rather than a separate lunch operation, priced for the weekday market between Oxford Circus and Carnaby Street.

What's on the seasonal set lunch menu

The menu rotates with the seasons and follows the wider à la carte. Each rotation carries a balance of lighter starters, a pasta, a fish main, a meat main and a Roman-style pizza, with classic Italian desserts to close. A recent rotation ran buffalo mozzarella with tomatoes and pesto, chargrilled white asparagus with Hollandaise, and cold tomato soup with stracciatella on the starters, then Genovese ravioli, salmon fillet with broccoli and salmoriglio, beef tagliata with rocket and Parmigiano Reggiano, and Pizza alla Diavola on the mains. Desserts stay in the Italian tradition: tiramisù, cheesecake with passion fruit compote, vanilla gelato.

The current rotation is shown on the menu page, and the kitchen accommodates allergies and dietary requirements as a matter of course. Vegetarian options run through the menu in each season, and many of the pasta and pizza dishes can be adapted for vegan diners on request.

Business lunch in Soho: the weekday format

The set menu is built for the weekday schedule. Courses arrive at working-lunch pace, the fixed price keeps the bill predictable for a table on expenses, and the two-course option fits comfortably inside an hour. The espresso bar runs through service for guests closing the meal quickly, and the sommelier team is on the floor for tables that want a glass with lunch rather than a bottle. For teams around Soho, Fitzrovia and Mayfair, the restaurant is a regular fixture for client lunches and internal catch-ups through the week.

The 4:45pm cut-off makes the menu useful beyond the standard lunch hour. Late lunches after a morning of meetings, a slower meal between appointments, or an early bite before an evening in the West End all land inside the serving window.

Lunch near Oxford Circus and Carnaby Street

Bocconcino Soho is at the top of Carnaby Street, about three minutes from Oxford Circus and six from Tottenham Court Road, with Regent Street and Liberty London a short walk away. For a sit-down lunch during a day of shopping, the set menu is the middle ground between the grab-and-go options on the main streets and a full à la carte commitment: proper cooking, full service, a fixed price, and a table that can be booked ahead rather than queued for.

Set lunch in Soho: where Bocconcino fits

Soho's lunch market runs from counter cafés and chain set menus up to the tasting-menu end of the area's smarter dining rooms. At £24 for two courses, Bocconcino sits in the middle of that range and above the chains on cooking: the pasta is made in-house each morning, the pizza comes from the open-fire oven, and the menu changes with the seasons rather than staying fixed year round. For guests searching for an Italian lunch in Soho or a set lunch near Oxford Circus, the weekday menu at Great Marlborough Street is among the established options in the area.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much is the lunch set menu at Bocconcino Soho?

Two courses are £24 and three courses are £28. The price is fixed and covers the seasonal set menu; drinks are ordered separately from the standard list. The à la carte menu is also available at lunch for guests who prefer to order outside the set format.

What times is the set lunch served?

The set lunch menu runs Monday to Friday from 12:00pm to 4:45pm. The long window covers standard lunch hours, late lunches and early pre-evening meals. The menu is not served at weekends, when the brunch service runs into the afternoon instead.

Does the lunch menu change?

Yes, the menu is seasonal and rotates through the year, following the wider regional Italian à la carte. Each rotation keeps the same structure: lighter starters, a pasta, a fish main, a meat main, a pizza, and classic Italian desserts. The current menu is shown on the menu page.

Is Bocconcino Soho good for a business lunch?

Yes, the weekday set menu is built for the format. The fixed price keeps the bill predictable, two courses fit inside an hour, and the dining room stays at conversation volume through lunch service. Tables can be booked ahead online or by phone, which is the safer option for client lunches at peak times.

Are vegetarian and vegan options available on the set menu?

Vegetarian dishes run through the set menu in every seasonal rotation, and the kitchen can adapt many of the pasta and pizza dishes for vegan diners on request. Allergies and dietary requirements are handled as a matter of course; mention them when booking or at the table.

Where is the set lunch in Soho?

Bocconcino Soho is at 59 Great Marlborough Street, London W1F 7JY, at the top of Carnaby Street. The nearest tube stations are Oxford Circus (about three minutes) and Tottenham Court Road (about six minutes), with Regent Street and Liberty London a short walk away.