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- Bar
- Business Lunch
Set in a grand, former 18th-century concert hall on Great Marlborough Street, Sucre brings the bold spirit of Buenos Aires to London. Helmed by celebrated Argentinian chef Fernando Trocca, the restaurant is known for its open-fire cooking, combining Latin American flavours with Mediterranean influences in an elevated, sharing-style format.
The dramatic interior—designed by Noriyoshi Muramatsu—features soaring ceilings, exposed brick walls, and glittering chandeliers made from over 1,000 cut-glass decanters, all centered around a glowing wood-fired grill in an open kitchen. The menu showcases vibrant dishes like octopus with chimichurri, cheese empanadas, black fideuà, and fire-roasted meats, emphasizing warmth, texture, and smoke.
Below the restaurant, Abajo (also called Alma) is a seductive basement cocktail bar from world-renowned mixologist Renato “Tato” Giovannoni, channeling 1980s Buenos Aires with moody lighting, curated cocktails, and live DJs.
Whether you’re after a lively night out or an immersive fine-dining experience, Sucre delivers rich flavours, dramatic design, and Latin soul in every detail.
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Where is Sucre located?
47b Great Marlborough Street, Soho, London W1F 7JP, near Oxford Circus.
What kind of cuisine does Sucre serve?
Sucre offers Argentinian and Latin American-inspired cuisine focused on open-fire cooking. The menu blends South American flavours with Mediterranean influences and is designed for sharing-style dining.
Does Sucre have a bar?
Yes. Abajo (also called Alma) is Sucre’s basement cocktail bar, led by renowned mixologist Renato “Tato” Giovannoni. It features craft cocktails, a lively atmosphere, DJs, and occasional live music.
Does Sucre offer vegetarian or vegan options?
Yes. The menu includes vegetarian options (like their cheese empanadas and vegetable sides), but vegan choices may be limited. It’s best to notify the restaurant in advance for dietary needs.
Is Sucre suitable for private events or group bookings?
Yes. Sucre can accommodate group dining and private hire. The venue is popular for birthdays, corporate events, and celebrations. Minimum spends may apply—contact the restaurant directly for event inquiries.
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