Sucre cooks Latin American food in Soho, in one of the most beautiful dining spaces in central London.
About Sucre
Fernando Trocca; one of London's most beautiful dining rooms
Nearest stations to Sucre
- Oxford Circus · 5 min walk
- Piccadilly Circus · 9 min walk
- Tottenham Court Road · 10 min walk
Where is Sucre
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FAQ
How much is the set menu at Sucre?
The set menu at Sucre is £19.50-£24 for 2-3 courses. The price is the same on every day the set menu is served (Mon–Sat), and it is set by Sucre directly, not by All Set.
When is the Sucre set menu served?
Sucre serves its set menu lunch, between 12pm to 4pm. The set menu runs on the following days: Mon–Sat.
Is the Sucre set menu the same food as the à la carte?
Yes. The Sucre set menu comes from the same kitchen as the à la carte, using the same ingredients. The set menu offers a tighter selection, typically 2-3 courses, at a flat price.
How do I book the set menu at Sucre?
Book directly with Sucre via the "Book a table" button above (it links to Sucre's own reservation system). On All Set, every booking is direct with the restaurant, and All Set takes no commission.
Last updated: 24 August 2026





