SOMA 2.0 bar in London is the much-anticipated evolution of the popular SOMA bar in Canary Wharf. Known for its original incarnation in Soho, SOMA 2.0 takes the brand’s concept of modern, creative cocktails infused with Indian flavours to a new level in an edgier, more expansive setting. SOMA 2.0 combines sleek industrial design and an innovative drinks menu that stays true to its roots while experimenting with new influences.
The interior of SOMA 2.0 reflects the eclectic, industrial vibe of East London. Think moody, dim lighting, dark walls, and bold metallic accents that give the space an underground, speakeasy-like feel. The bar is spacious enough to cater to both intimate gatherings and larger groups. It has plenty of seating to accommodate its growing fanbase. Unlike the more compact Soho venue, SOMA 2.0 embraces its East London location with a more open, laid-back ambience.
SOMA 2.0 is more than just a place for drinks; it’s an immersive cocktail experience that combines high-end mixology with East London’s relaxed, cool vibe. Its emphasis on unique flavour profiles, particularly the Indian spices and ingredients, sets it apart in a city full of cocktail bars. Whether you’re popping in for a post-work drink or settling in for an evening of cocktail exploration, SOMA 2.0 is a must-visit for cocktail enthusiasts and anyone looking for something different on the East London bar scene.
SOMA 2.0 Bar London Menu
The cocktail menu at SOMA 2.0 brilliantly continues its predecessor’s mission—serving sophisticated, Indian-inspired cocktails with unexpected twists. Patrons can expect signature drinks from SOMA and new creations that push boundaries.
Classics like the Coriander Gimlet, made with gin, lime, and fresh coriander, remain a crowd-pleaser. Meanwhile, newer additions, such as a Turmeric-infused Margarita, bring a refreshing punch of spice to the drink lineup. The bar also explores global influences, from Japanese to South American ingredients, all woven together with the precision and creativity SOMA is known for.
Aside from the innovative cocktails, SOMA 2.0 offers a carefully curated selection of wines, spirits, and non-alcoholic beverages. The bar staff are keen mixologists, always happy to create bespoke drinks based on patrons’ preferences. This adds an element of personalization to the experience.
SOMA 2.0 Bar London Bookings
Capital A List members can make bookings for SOMA 2.0 below.
SOMA 2.0 Bar London Cuisine, Dress Code & Address
Cuisine: Indian
Dress Code: Casual
Area: East London
Address: 6 Frobisher Psge, London E14 5HA
Website: https://somasoho.com/canarywharf/
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