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Forza Wine Soho

Forza Wine's Italian sensibility finds a new home in Soho, bringing its celebrated small plates and convivial spirit to central London.

◆The Briefthe sixty-second version

Forza Wine opens in Soho's Ilona Rose House on Manette Street
Italian small plates include aubergine parmigiana and pork chop with braised tomatoes
Curated wine list pairs with inventive frozen cocktails
Communal dining atmosphere ideal for vibrant evenings with friends

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The Concept

Forza Wine steps into the heart of Soho from its success in Peckham and Southbank, taking up residence in Ilona Rose House on Manette Street. The venture brings vibrant Italian small plates to central London, with a clear intent to offer a taste of Italy in an informal, lively setting. It's a considered expansion into the city's dining core, promising the same relaxed charm that made its predecessor locations so beloved.

What to Expect

The menu is a testament to Italian simplicity and flavour: aubergine parmigiana sits alongside pork chop with braised tomatoes, each dish commanding its own attention. The wine list, curated with care, complements the inventive frozen cocktails. With summer on the horizon, soft-serve ice cream may make an appearance, adding another layer to the experience. The setting encourages communal dining, echoing the lively spirit of its Italian roots, making it an ideal destination for those seeking vibrant evenings in good company.

The Verdict

Forza Wine Soho captures Italian allure in the heart of London. Visit for the atmosphere and the promise of summer's soft-serve. Gather friends; it's best enjoyed together.

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Forza Wine Soho

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