INCA - Soho, London

Launching at the iconic London Palladium on Argyll Street in the heart of Soho, INCA is the latest Latin-inspired restaurant to touch down in the capital, offering immersive live entertainment alongside tasty South American-inspired cuisine at the site that formerly housed Movida and Toy Room. Helmed by battle-tested impresarios Marc Merran and Nathanael Dadoun, INCA represents the leading edge of a new brand of restaurant that splices eclectic eating with a dance experience and late nighty clubby vibe. 

On an investigative reccie we found INCA to be a dark and sultry boite worthy of its address. The multi-faceted space is decked to the nines with eye-popping Latin décor that captures the dualities of light and day, darkness and night, sun and moon. Guests enter down a winding staircase with Brazilian tiles that twinkle in the light. In the bar area, you'll find peep through walls, secret windows and a stand-out centre stage. Tables and dinners have replaced dancefloors but INCA retains that unmistakably exclusive London nightclub ambience, with performers even approaching dining guests to interact tableside. An eclectic menu showcases Latin American dishes with delicious twists running the gamut from carabineros ceviche to nachos with hand-picked white crab. 

For anyone who would like to visit, dinner bookings are available for reservation with a £150 minimum spend per person, and diners are given priority in booking club tables.