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Bordering Oxford Street W1, Shaftesbury Avenue WC2 and Charing Cross Road, Soho is an incredibly well connected and exciting area of London. There are bars, upmarket clubs, ethnic eateries, eclectic boutiques, adult entertainment venues, world class museums, high end shops and restaurants here, so really the hardest thing about visiting Soho is deciding what to do! High class London escorts based in Soho may be able to recommend you some of the gems in the area, and at any rate you will have a lovely time with these attentive and intuitive companions.

Clients adore the company of elite London escorts because their location and availability is especially convenient if they are staying in Central London or the West End. The trendy and fashionable hotels around Soho are particularly popular with clients who want to live in the whirlwind of activity in one of London's busiest areas, and of course, enjoy all that the West End/Soho has to offer. The adventurous nature and stamina of Soho escorts are ideally suited to the demands of clients looking for the most exciting night of their lives!

The desirable location of Soho near London's Trafalgar Square, Piccadilly Circus and Leicester Square are all reasons why visitors take a detour here even on business in the city. The busy Piccadilly Square and Trocadero area draws in millions of visitors every year, including celebrities who attend film premiers in Leicester Square's Odeon. So the question of where to go with your high class Soho escort really boils down to your interests. Art lovers cannot miss the National Portrait Gallery at St Martin's Place which houses portraits of the British royals and luminaries spanning 600 years; the exquisite society portraits by Sir Joshua Reynolds and Whistler are all here. For British fashion and beautiful printed scarves, Liberty's on Regent Street is a must. The Tudor style architecture which houses this department store and the refined arrangements are worth the visit alone.

Exploring Soho can take its toll on your strength, so where do you go to replenish your energy levels? China Town, Frith Street, Piccadilly Square and Leicester Square mean that you are never far from incredible culinary experiences. Koya, at 49 Frith Street, is an excellent place for fresh Japanese noodles, soups and lunch bentos. Basque inspired Ember Yard at 60-61 Berwick Street will impresses with their flavoursome chargrilled tapas and fabulous mains. For many years Momo has ruled the roost as the Moroccan restaurant everyone wants to be seen in in London-the address at 25 Heddon Street belies an exotic interior. Since you are in Soho, there's no excuse not to try its most celebrated restaurant 10 Greek Street at 10 Greek Street. This restaurant has a great ambience and seasonal menu that always hit the sweet spot. Another noteworthy restaurant in Soho would be Berners Tavern at 10 Berners Street, a sleek and modern venue brought to live under Restaurateur Jason Atherton's direction, experience and superb menu.