The Palomar is a Jerusalem inspired counter on Rupert Street in Soho, best taken at the bar watching the chefs work.

About The Palomar

A buzzy Soho counter-dining favourite with vibrant Jerusalem-inspired cooking, like baby cucumbers with green tahini and crispy chilli, best enjoyed watching the chefs at work.

On the The Palomar set menu

Recent courses have included Baby cucumbers | green tahini, crispy chilli, almond, Sweetheart cabbage | amba, tandoori onion, Ice cream sandwich | baklava, pistachio, Marinated heirloom tomatoes | pistachios, sumac and Chicken | garlic yoghurt, chilli butter, charred onion. The menu changes, so treat these as the shape of it rather than a promise.

Nearest stations to The Palomar

  • Piccadilly Circus 3 min walk
  • Leicester Square 5 min walk
  • Charing Cross 9 min walk

Where is The Palomar

The Palomar34 Rupert StreetLondon W1D 6DN
Restaurant opening hours
Mon
5pm–10pm
Tue, Wed
12pm–2.30pm, 5pm–10pm
Thu–Sat
12pm–2.30pm, 5pm–10.30pm
Sun
12pm–2.30pm, 5pm–9pm
The set menu runs within these hours. Its own days and times are in When, above.

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FAQ

How much is the set menu at The Palomar?

The set menu at The Palomar is £28 for 3 courses. The price is the same on every day the set menu is served (Mon–Fri), and it is set by The Palomar directly, not by All Set.

When is the The Palomar set menu served?

The Palomar serves its set menu lunch & pre-theatre, between 12pm to 2.30pm, 5pm to 6pm. The set menu runs on the following days: Mon–Fri.

Is the The Palomar set menu the same food as the à la carte?

Yes. The The Palomar set menu comes from the same kitchen as the à la carte, using the same ingredients. The set menu offers a tighter selection, typically 3 courses, at a flat price.

How do I book the set menu at The Palomar?

Book directly with The Palomar via the "Book a table" button above (it links to The Palomar's own reservation system). On All Set, every booking is direct with the restaurant, and All Set takes no commission.

Last updated: 8 October 2026

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