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The smell of an authentic, slow-cooked BBQ is the first thing that you notice when walking into Bodean's in Soho. Situated on the corner of Poland Street, the restaurant is split into two levels: the 50's-style deli-diner upstairs, which serves fantastic pulled pork rolls and salt-beef sandwiches; and the cosy, downstairs 'rib room' - complete with leather booths, big tables, and an authentic wood-burning smoke pit.
Bodean's prices are deceptively low in relation to portion-size,
meaning that the unwary can find themselves facing a formidable amount
of food; from whole racks of baby back ribs to towering burgers and
mounds of fries. Fortunately, the friendly Bodean's staff are always on
hand to warn newcomers of what to expect. With plasma screen televisions broadcasting American sports, and a kids' area tucked away in the corner, Bodean's Soho is the perfect place to bring the family for fantastic food and entertainment at a great price. South of the river, Bodean's Clapham is a cosy, booth-filled restaurant situated near Clapham Common Tube Station. With a full cocktail bar, and a range of special offers, including 'Pay the Time of Day' - where customers pay the monetary equivalent of the time of day for selected meals - and a 'Kids Eat Free' offer open for set times every day of the week, Bodean's Clapham – like its sister restaurant in Soho - offers great value, fantastic, friendly service, and some of the best BBQ in London. |