Situated in an idyllic location at the heart of London’s Royal Docks, the SO! bar is only ten minutes from Canary Wharf, five minutes from London City Airport and a bridge walk away from the ExCel Exhibition centre.
SO! Bar is the ideal location for weddings, birthdays, business lunches and dinners. We can cater for 70 seats with an additional 100 outside seats in the summer.
We are located close to the Royal Docks hotels including the Crowne Plaza, Hotel Ibis, Novotel and Sunborn Yacht Hotel.
Whether you’re dining out with your partner or family or popping in for a drink after a hard day at the exhibitiing at ExCel, the SO! bar is the perfect place.
Having a party, make it a fun night with our karaoke.
* * Definitely ' Britain's Got Talent ' * *
4 a side - £1 entry. Don't be late @ 8pm. Winning team takes all!
TV, Films, Advert, Music Videos we are an ideal location. Inside chic and modern outside fabulous views of the Royal Docks. What's more easy parking. So... Give us a call.
Chicken Karahi whole pieces of chicken cooked on the bone with fresh tomatoes and onion shells in a fragrant spice butter sauce
'Kofte' Spice Mince Lamb Meatballs made in a rich sauce served the traditional way with hard boiled egg, basmati rice and naan bread
choose from spiced chicken or lamb served on salad with pitta bread, yogurt & mint chutney
Only £7.50
The SO! Bar brings a taste of the Mediterranean to the waterfront. With dishes from Italy, Spain, France and of course Britain, we can cater for almost any diner.
At the SO! Bar we believe in cooking indian dishes to family recipes. You won't find a raging curry here (unless you want one). Subtle flavouring is what you'll get. Just like you'd find in India.
The Royal Victoria Dock is the largest and deepest of the three docks in the Royal Docks. It was opened in 1855 and was the first of the Royal Docks to be developed to accommodate large steam ships. These steam ships brought in cargo and served Millennium Flour Mill, built in 1904.
The dock was badly damaged by German bombing in World War II. From 1960s there was a decline in trade by steam ship due to containerisation into Tilbury. The dock finally closed to commercial traffic in 1980.
The Royal Victoria Dock has been extensively re-developed. It still has some of the listed buildings the historic 19th century K-S , W Warehouse and original cranes around the dock.
International exhibition and convention centre. We are directly opposite the ExCel on the waterfront over the footbridge
The oldest steamship in the world, built in Bow Creek, East London in 1890. She is part of the historic fleet, which is equivalent to Grade I listed building.
Built by Siemens, it is home to the world’s largest exhibition of urban sustainability. Well worth a visit.
London's first cable car linking the O2 @ Greenwich Penisula and London ExCel @ Royal Docks. See spectacular views of the city from heights of 90 metres over the River Thames