The Gay Hussar

About

The Gay Hussar has barely changed in the last half-century, from its clubby bohemian decor to the warmth of the welcome to the density and richness of its flavoured cuisine - and long-term fans hope it never will. A mainstay of Soho for decades, the menu is original, authentic and unlike any other you will find in the capital. Favourite dishes include chilled wild cherry soup and the Kolozsvari Toltott Kaposzta, or Transylvanian stuffed cabbage with saurkraut and smoked bacon and sausage. The rye bread is justly famous, as are the sweets, particularly sweet cheese pancakes when eaten with a glass of Tokaji dessert wine. The menu invites you to eat well, drink well, and live well - good advice.

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Accomodation	Shaftesbury Piccadilly Hotel (0.18 miles) Jurys Gt Russell Street Hotel (0.20 miles) Radisson Edwardian Mountbatten Hotel (0.22 miles) St Giles Hotel (0.25 miles) Bloomsbury Street Hotel (formerly The Marlborough) (0.26 miles)
Attractions	House of St Barnabas-in-Soho (0.01 miles) Frith Street Gallery (0.06 miles) Home of 'John Logie Baird' (0.08 miles) Museum of Soho (0.16 miles) Trade Union Congress Collection (0.22 miles)
Pubs	Intrepid Fox (0.19 miles) Imperial The (0.26 miles) Ivy House The (0.63 miles) Zeta Bar (1.12 miles) Union Tavern (1.27 miles)
Train Stations	London Charing Cross (0.62 miles) London Euston (0.95 miles) London St Pancras Domestic (1.13 miles) London Kings Cross (1.19 miles) St Pancras International (1.24 miles)