De Hems Dutch Cafe Bar

De Hems Dutch Cafe Bar

Soho

De Hems is a Dutch bar tucked into Soho's side streets. You find locals crammed around screens watching Premier League football, or settle in for a quiet drink with a Dutch beer. Wood-panelled, lived-in, the kind of place that's been absorbing what's around it for years. You come mainly for the football, but it works just as well as a straightforward drinking spot between meals or after work. Soho's got plenty of glossy venues fishing for attention. De Hems stays off the main strip, which means it fills with people who actually know it's there. That shapes the crowd inside, which is the whole point of a place like this.

4.3 £ · Pub

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Opening hours

  • Mon 12:00-23:00
  • Tue 12:00-00:00
  • Wed 12:00-00:00
  • Thu 12:00-00:00
  • Fri 12:00-00:00
  • Sat 11:00-00:00
  • Sun 12:00-22:30

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About De Hems Dutch Cafe Bar

De Hems Dutch Cafe Bar brings a distinctive Dutch flavour to Macclesfield Street, right on the edge of Chinatown and the southern reaches of Soho. It pours craft and draught beer, wine and cocktails and serves food, giving it a broad appeal across a day or evening.

The pub is dog-friendly and hosts live music, with screened sport available for those wanting to catch a game. Its lively, characterful feel sets it apart among the pubs in Soho, and it takes bookings for anyone planning a visit in advance.

Step-free access makes it easy to reach, and wifi is on hand throughout. Sitting between Chinatown's restaurants and the wider West End, it is a convenient spot to meet before a night out or to pause during a wander through central London.

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Frequently asked questions

What kind of place is De Hems?

It is a Dutch cafe bar with a lively, characterful feel, on the edge of Chinatown. It serves craft and draught beer, wine, cocktails and food.

Where is De Hems?

It is at 11 Macclesfield Street, London W1D 5BW, close to Chinatown and the southern edge of Soho. The West End's restaurants and theatres are nearby.

Is De Hems dog-friendly?

Yes, the venue is dog-friendly and has step-free access. Wifi is also available for guests.

Is there entertainment?

Yes, the pub hosts live music and has screened sport for those wanting to catch a match. That makes it a lively option for an evening out.

What is nearby?

Chinatown's restaurants are on the doorstep, with the wider Soho grid and West End theatres a short walk away. It is a handy meeting point before a night out.