Heritage restaurant review: Swiss indulgence in Soho

Enjoy cheesy classics in surroundings that are anything but

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Heritage, which has just opened its doors a few steps from Leicester Square, touts itself as the London’s first modern Swiss restaurant - presumably in contrast to the cowbell kitsch of St Moritz, a Soho institution on nearby Wardour Street.

Indeed, unlike the faux-chalet decor you might find at other restaurants offering Alpine fare, Heritage pays only the classiest of tributes to its Swiss roots. Dark wood paneling acts as a sophisticated nod to Switzerland’s famous ski lodges, while eye-catching retro Montreux Jazz Festival posters mounted on the walls honour one of the country’s best-known cultural exports.

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Rebecca Messina is the deputy editor of The Week's UK digital team. She first joined The Week in 2015 as an editorial assistant, later becoming a staff writer and then deputy news editor, and was also a founding panellist on "The Week Unwrapped" podcast. In 2019, she became digital editor on lifestyle magazines in Bristol, in which role she oversaw the launch of interiors website YourHomeStyle.uk, before returning to The Week in 2024.