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Acclaimed neighbourhood restaurant 10 Greek Street has partnered with one of London’s best jazz stages and members’ bars, The Shed, to launch an exclusive pop-up menu centred around the restaurant’s acclaimed Mediterranean seasonal small plates – creating the ultimate destination in Soho for incredible entertainment and dining alike.

Highlights of the residency’s menu include Burrata served with toast, lemon zest, and olive oil; Chorizo, chickpeas, guindillas, & aioli; and the Polenta with slow roasted red pepper, ricotta, sun blushed tomatoes & basil. To complete the experience are the likes of the artisan Cheese board and wine pairing as well as classic cocktails such as the Bramble, Twinkle, Americano, and SideCar and a new curated wine list, specially selected by the celebrated sommeliers from 10 Greek Street.

All of the new dishes can be enjoyed whilst indulging in The Shed’s diverse programme of events, with a different live performance each night, championing various sub-genres under the banner of Jazz, Be-Bop, Hard-Swing, and Hard-Bop. The lineup showcases breakthrough jazz artists on Wednesdays and Thursdays, ahead of curated shows on Fridays and Saturdays which feature London’s finest upbeat and mainstream jazz superstars.

10 Greek Street has been part of the fabric of Soho for over 10 years and in that time, the restaurant has become critically renowned for its daily-changing, hyper-seasonal menus and interesting wine lists. When the restaurant first opened, they were acclaimed for their small-plates, and their menu at The Shed is a tribute to this.

The name “The Shed” comes from the famed jazz expression “woodshedding,” originating from jazz soloist Charlie Parker’s 15-hour practising session in 1936. It is currently used as a general term for practising, and The Shed Soho takes the name both as a contrast between the shabby nature of woodshed and the fabulous modern Soho venue. It is also a place where budding jazz musicians can come and master their craft, just like Charlie did. The venue showcases black and white portraits of these musicians on its walls, accompanied by their streaming music QR codes for easy listening access.

Whilst non-members and their guests are charged a music cover fee, ranging from £8-10/head, Soho Live Music Club members (£35/year) have their cover fees waived for themselves and up to three guests. As a members club, only members can walk-in so guests must reserve a table in advance via the website www.soho.live/theshed.

The Shed boasts a plush interior complete with marble tops, velvet furnishings, and leather fixtures, which juxtapose the venue’s name, contrasting the traditional with the modern, resulting in a new generation of jazz club. Since its soft opening towards the end of last year, The Shed has become London’s hottest jazz club, offering a new take on traditional jazz clubs in the city.

Tables for The Shed can be booked here with opening hours as follows: Wed –
Saturday: 6pm – last entry at 10pm
The Shed, 6 Walkers Court, Soho, W1F 0BT, https://www.soho.live/theshed,
@theshedsoho