Websites for Soho restaurants, bars and creative studios.

Soho packs more restaurants, bars and cafés into a few streets than almost anywhere in Europe. Old Compton Street, Dean Street, Frith Street and Greek Street fill up every evening, Carnaby Street draws shoppers, Berwick Street keeps its market, and Chinatown sits just across Shaftesbury Avenue from the theatres.

Above the shopfronts, Soho is also a working creative quarter. Film and post-production houses, advertising and design agencies, music businesses and media companies have been here for decades, alongside private members’ clubs and studios.

For hospitality, the competition is relentless. People decide where to eat while walking down the street, so your Google listing, photos and booking link have to work in seconds on a phone, and pre-theatre menus and timings need to be easy to find. Salons and barbers face the same pressure, with clients booking between meetings.

For agencies and studios, the need is different: a portfolio site that shows the work properly, landing pages for campaigns, or UX and product design support for clients. That’s my background as a product designer. My client websites are mainly in East Molesey and Kew, and I’m happy to meet in Soho to talk through your project and give you a fixed quote.